Joe, there is a problem. If I leave in the following line, executing `jtable 'e1';'n' [ n=: i.3 4`
does not know to name the table e1, nor what n is. On the other hand, if I omit that following line, the alert produces an undefined result. outsideClickDeselects: false //NEW (is "the following line") Do you have any ideas? Oh and btw, what I want to be able to do for now is to supply a monadic verb or primitive verb and have it applied to the selected cells. Later, I would like to supply a dyadic verb to 2 selections and have the verb applied to the two arguments which are the 2 selections. Thanks, On Tue, Nov 15, 2016 at 9:05 PM, Joe Bogner <[email protected]> wrote: > Brian, > > Yes, it is free. > > You can access it via: $('#example').data('handsontable').getSelected() > > How do you want to use it? > > The most basic way to get at it > > HBS=: 0 : 0 > .... <snip> > '<button type="button" id="getselected">get selected</button>' > ... > '<div id="dialog" title="Table Editor Error"></div>' > ) > > > > function ev_body_load() > { > document.title= window.name; > $(function(){$("#dialog").dialog({autoOpen:false,modal:true});}); > bindenter(); > bindsave(); > // start new > $(function() {$('#getselected').click(function() { > alert($('#example').data('handsontable').getSelected()) }); }); > // end new > jdoajax([]); > } > > > NOTE: you also need to set the outsideClickDeselects property > otherwise it will lose the selection on click - > https://github.com/handsontable/handsontable/issues/125 > > $('#example').handsontable({ > data: data, > minSpareRows: 1, > minSpareCols: 1, > colHeaders: true, > rowHeaders: true, > contextMenu: true, > type: sf, > undo: true, > outsideClickDeselects: false //NEW > }); > > > ---------------------------------------------------------------------- For information about J forums see http://www.jsoftware.com/forums.htm
