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 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 otherwise), based on the browser in the 'rowOnMouseDown' event handler. Now the logic does not work if I perform the same operations on any other page. 'RowIndex only gives the index relative to the current page that is displayed in the datatable. My question is how can I get the current page number information from the event object so that I can add the page offset to get the correct row index. Is there any other way ? Thanks, Vinod
