I think you can get the current offset by using uiData.getFirst(). I
don't know the best way to get that information into your generated
html.
Possibly bind that value to a hidden input field.
On 5/21/07, Sajja, Vinod K (Vinod) [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am trying to write a handler to
I am trying to write a handler to select a range of datatable rows
between a mouse down (start row) and shift+mousedown ( end row).
Every thing works fine on the first page as I am able to get 'rowIndex'
(using event.srcElement.parentNode.rowIndex for IE or
event.currentTarget.rowIndex
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