Hi Dan,
I use successfully:
tbl.getSelectionModel().addEventListener('selectionChanged', function() {
alert('We got it');
});
I don't guess by trial and error, but by looking the source code. Luckily,
Qooxdoo source code is quite easy to understand.
It is easy to confuse between focused row and selected rows.
Dan1234 wrote:
>
> Apologies as this is probably rearlly easy, but after reading searching
> and playing for a day, I'm none the wiser...
>
> How do you create an event that fires when a user highlights a table row
> or changes the table row selected?
>
> I've been trying all combinations along the lines of:
> table.getSelectionModel().addEventListener("changeSelection", function(e)
> {
> alert("At last!");
> });
> table.getSelectionModel().addEventListener("changeSelected", function(e) {
> alert("At last!");
> });
>
> tableModel.getSelectionModel().addEventListener("changeSelection",
> function(e) {
> alert("At last!");
> });
>
> etc....
> Please help me, this is driving me crazy...
>
> Thanks
> Dan
>
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