Fabian, I solved my row order problem, and also the row select in FF works
well, if I use the solution of Dietrich:
this.getSelectionModel().getSelectedRanges()[0].minIndex
But I have still a question regarding the celleditor. Please have a look at
my question "Table DataCellRenderer problem in legacy 0.7.x" - is this
because of the new interface? I have no glue, why long lines are not wrapped
in this version.
Last, but not so burning for me: Is there already a solution for the
"celleditor at the wrong place" problem?
Thanx in advance.
Torsten
Fabian Jakobs-2 wrote:
>
> westor schrieb:
>> If I'm in the near of Karlsruhe, I will do that :-)
>>
>> But, it was to early to be satisfied :-/
>> I havn't looked close enough to see what happens in FF. Normally, if you
>> perform a doubleclick in a row, a line with the currently selected
>> product
>> should open. That's the way it runs in IE. Not so in FF. The correct line
>> is
>> marked, but another Product is selected.
>> I use something like this to detect the row:
>> table.getPaneScroller(0).addEventListener('dblclick', function() {
>> var row = this.getFocusedRow();
>> ...
>>
> I think this are not table bugs.
>
> First I suspect that this issue is also present in IE. Because of
> sorting the selected row may not be the same as the index in you table
> data. You have to transform the row index to the table data index. The
> simple table model does it with the method "getRowData(row)".
>
> Second double click events attached to the table scroller will also be
> fired if the table header is double clicked. Since the public table API
> does not provide a clean way to detect double clicks on table rows, I
> have added a "rowdblclick" event to the table scroller.
>
>> I have two more issues: I have a renderer, working in the release, which
>> wraps the long lines, it doesn't do it's job now. Maybe I can find for
>> myself, why.
>> And: The columns are not sortable anymore. Maybe that's why I use my own
>> class, derived from qx.ui.table.model.Simple, overwriting the sort?
>>
> If I click on the sort header in your appplication I get a JavaScript
> error in your model. I suspect there is the problem. I have recently
> converted the table.*.Basic classes to interfaces. Maybe that is the
> problem. For the next release the migration scripts will take care of
> that.
>
> Hope that helped,
> Best Fabian
>
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