David Chandler learnjsf.com> writes:
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> Steve, thanks for posting the JS. I don't do much of it, but what you said
about walking the DOM to compute the offset seems most plausible. You could use
a hidden field to hold the unique ID of the selected item (perhaps the bank
name?), put an id att
David Chandler learnjsf.com> writes:
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> Sounds like you need the id in the hidden field to be consistent both before
and after sort, which it isn't if you're using a row index (1,2,3...) Could you
instead put in the hidden field a unique property of the object in each row so
that it would
I have a dataTable with many rows. Using CSS, I've made a scrolling table.
I have a hidden field that contains the index of the currently selected
object, and when the page loads, it scrols down to that item if it isn't in
the visible part of the scrolling table.
I would like to have myfaces com
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