> fair enough... i was hoping that i can easily replace the sorting arrows
> in Contrib:Table :-)
Two easy ways to do this will available be in the next version :).
I am afraid that in this one you have to replace the component that renders the column header by overriding the getColumnRenderer() method in the ITableColumn implementation you use. Please have a look at the code in SimpleTableColumn and in net.sf.contrib.table.components.inserted to see how to do it.
This is clearly an overkill, but adding the arrows was one of the last things I did before the release, and I did not have time to perfect its configurability at the time. It is trickier than usual -- note that the parameter approach is not directly possible, since a Block is used.
The silver lining of all of this is that you will be able to change the appearance of the column headers in any way you want as a result. :)
Best regards,
-mb
Viktor Szathmary <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Howard M. Lewis Ship wrote:
>Assets are private to the component's initialization, so this doesn't seem
>like the right thing for me.
>
>Well designed components will provide defaults for assets but allow them to
>be overridden. The Palette component does this.
>
>
>
fair enough... i was hoping that i can easily replace the sorting arrows
in Contrib:Table :-)
viktor
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