I'd just put a unique ID in each object and use it to identify them. On Friday, September 19, 2014 7:28:36 AM UTC-6, Aaron Weber wrote: > > I'm using two CellLists as a multi-selection mechanism, both backed with a > DataListProvider and KeyProvider for a small, private class (with a couple > of strings). SimplePager for both lists. > > Basically the user can select multiple items from the "Left List" and push > them over the the "Right List". Doing this because the options available > in the left list could be pages long, and I want the user to easily see > what has been selected as they page through their options. (Selected items > are in the right list...like a shopping cart.) > > I have the lists working pretty well, and have a button to move the > selected items from the left to the right. (Will have to do a de-select to > move items back.) > > However, I'm puzzled as to how to determine which of the items in the > DataListProvider's List I actually moved. I'm currently using > SelectionModel.getSelectedSet(), and this accurately tells me what objects > to add to the Right List, but not which items these actually are in the > original List so that I can remove them. > > Is there a tip or trick to go about finding the currently selected items > in a CellList and removing them from the underlying DataListProvider's List? > > Thanks in advance, > AJ >
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