Re: embedded table

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:

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than simply nesting a table inside a table. I look forward to more information on this. I'm a bit new to this, so perhaps there is a better solution that I haven't found yet. Thanks Mike -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/embedded-table-tp15059361p15340775.html Sent from

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Re: embedded table

Hi! Sounds good - can you send your example again utilizing the detailStamp approach if that fits? So, not it is getting stressy again. I have a bad need for it now. So, using the detailStamp approach it might look like: t:datable var=group1 value=#{bean.data} ... t:column colspan=10

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Sounds good! regards, Martin On 2/6/08, Mario Ivankovits [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi! Sounds good - can you send your example again utilizing the detailStamp approach if that fits? So, not it is getting stressy again. I have a bad need for it now. So, using the detailStamp approach it

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Sounds good - can you send your example again utilizing the detailStamp approach if that fits? regards, Martin On Jan 24, 2008 2:54 PM, Mario Ivankovits [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi! Shouldn't this work somewhat similar to how the detailStamp in t:dataTable works now? Yep, why not,

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Hi Mario, thanks - but that part I understood. I was just wondering about the header part of your first example. I think I understood it now - you have a header per row for the details in this row, and also allow each main-row to have a header now? regards, Martin On 1/24/08, Mario Ivankovits

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Hi Martin, I think I understood it now - you have a header per row for the details in this row, and also allow each main-row to have a header now? I am not sure if this describes it exactly - it is not about having headers. Or lets say, one header for three nested tables. Have a look at

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I don't get through to this server, sorry :( regards, Martin On 1/24/08, Mario Ivankovits [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi Martin, I think I understood it now - you have a header per row for the details in this row, and also allow each main-row to have a header now? I am not sure if this

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Martin Marinschek schrieb: I don't get through to this server, sorry :( Sorry, try this one: http://www.ops.co.at/~opsj/table.html Ciao, Mario

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Hi Mario, ok, now I completely understand the use-case - I still don't understand the source-code, though. Shouldn't this work somewhat similar to how the detailStamp in t:dataTable works now? regards, Martin On 1/24/08, Mario Ivankovits [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Martin Marinschek schrieb: I

Re: embedded table

Hi! Shouldn't this work somewhat similar to how the detailStamp in t:dataTable works now? Yep, why not, should work that way too. The real magic will be the embedded=true attribute to the datatable, and a different way how to define the column header for the master table. Ciao, Mario

embedded table

Hi! One thing in JSF which constantly worries me is, that it is not easily possible to create a more complicated table layout with group/group/detail style. What I mean is somthing like this: Name Column1 Column2 Data1HeaderInformation1 Sub1HeaderInformation1 Name1 10 20