Hi! > It so happens, I have been looking for this sort of a solution. > :-) Yea, I wonder why no one else have had a need for this too. It is a common use-case in our application.
> In my case, I have a table with three columns, with three headings. > <snip /> Do you mean something like this: A table with, say 10 columns. First column is a description and then 3x3 columns with some values. As header you'd like to have: 1) 4 columns where the first column is a spacer for the description columns and then 3 columns where each spans 3 detail columns to describe the group of the spanned columns 2) another header with 10 column to describe exactly each column of the column I am working on a solution for this too as I need exactly this kind of thing too. Header 2 should be possible with the current solution, just use f:facet name=header on either the master table or detail table depending on if you'd like to have the header repeated each time. Header 1 requires some additional thoughts, but I think I'll introduce someting like a facet name="headerStamp" where you'll be able to define a header which a complete different set of columns. You just have to ensure that the number of columns (including all the callspan) match with all used tables. Ciao, Mario
