I am not a table user (never used this component, so I was also never
really followed postings about it), so maybe robert can help better on
that...
Anyway, the SimpleTableColumn implements the interface
IAdvancedTableColumn, with methods
ITableRendererSource getColumnRendererSource();
void setColumnRendererSource(ITableRendererSource columnRendererSource);
that means: the column header will be rendered by the component
delivered from this object.
The ITableRendererSource component itself looks like that:
public IRender getRenderer(
IRequestCycle objCycle,
ITableModelSource objSource,
ITableColumn objColumn,
Object objRow);
When you create the SimpleTableColumn, you should use another component
source than the default one.
IComponent extends IRender so you should just give a Block component
back which renders the table's current column header - so, it includes a
DirectLink with statefull=true and listener on the sort method.
Now I also know why I never used the table component...
Its more JSF style than Tapestry style, thow, very very suffisticated, I
guess too suffisticated for me...
Cheers,
Ron
yamsterdamer wrote:
Almost: mulitple contrib:Tables in a costume BaseComponent in a loop in a page.
I'm using tapestry 4 beta 13.
And to Ron - It's kind of a lot to post, surely more than 3 pages - But the
basic idea is that I'm implementing myself IBasicTableModel, my rows are my own
Object and I create columns myself (SimpleTableColumns) and return them as
SimpleTableColumnModel.
The rest is contrib's.
Anyway, it doesn't matter if i'll have to change the use of the table, I just
want to have control over it's behavior.
<div jwcid="[EMAIL PROTECTED]:TableView" source="ognl:tableChecked"
columns="ognl:columns">
<tr>
<span jwcid="[EMAIL PROTECTED]:TableColumns" element="th" class="status" />
</tr>
<tr jwcid="[EMAIL PROTECTED]:TableRows" class="ognl:rowClass"
row="ognl:currentRowObj">
Thanks,
Yael.
Robert Zeigler wrote:
Yael,
Let me make sure I've got this right:
You're rendering multiple contrib:Table components in a page, in a loop,
right?
So then when you go to click on any one of the tables' sort columns, you
wind up with issues, right?
What version of tapestry are you using?
Robert
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