Thanks! that worked a treat!On 5/23/06, Jeff Bischoff <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Here is how I catch the 'row id' in my application:
value="#{data.sequenceNum}" /> This is generalized, stripped-down code - obviously I have other columnsand such. The user will see i
Here is how I catch the 'row id' in my application:
value="#{data.sequenceNum}" />
This is generalized, stripped-down code - obviously I have other columns
and such. The user will see in the first column a list of numbers. If
they click a number, the will
A quick solution is to nest an inside your commandLink to update a property of your backing bean.There is another approach that I use with a dataTable, maybe it works also for a dataGrid: if your list is loaded using a DataModel, you can simply ask that object the current row in your backing bean.
Thanks Volker.
How do you catch the 'row id' though?
Cheers,
Alex.On 5/23/06, Volker Weber <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi Alex,we do this by using h:commandlink, with parameter, for displaying the row data.But you need to hit the text when clicking on a row.regards, Volker2006/5/23, Alex Burton <
Hi Alex,
we do this by using h:commandlink, with parameter, for displaying the row data.
But you need to hit the text when clicking on a row.
regards,
Volker
2006/5/23, Alex Burton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Hi all,
I'm trying to use a datagrid as a way to quickly find and select a
particular it
Hi all,
I'm trying to use a datagrid as a way to quickly find and select a
particular item from a large list of items. The items have several
attributes I wish to display and can number in the 100's, so a drop
down list isn't the right way to go...
So... I have my datagrid displaying beautifully.
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