>
> you have a list of row and each of these rows has a cless ODD or EVEN. Say
> that you want to hide away all ODD rows.
> Why would it be best to have your GWT code traverse every single row in
> the set an based on your index % 2 decide weather or not collapse it, than
> have a CSS selector in gwt-jquery kill away all ODD rows?
Set a class 'odd' and 'even' and place those on each row when you make
them. Then just use a CSS selector to show or hide all 'odd' rows by
element.addClassName('hideOdd') on the parent container. Just a single
operation in GWT.
Sincerely,
Joseph
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