On 3/31/06, fischman_98 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Was trying to make it dymamic for the future, but can't figure out how to
make the row and column data work in conjunction with one another. Need to
somehow iterate through row objects that contain lists of column objects.
if the var in the
Thanks for the help.
So for this solution, I am locking in the three columns and go back to using
t:column (no s)is that right?
Was trying to make it dymamic for the future, but can't figure out how to
make the row and column data work in conjunction with one another. Need to
somehow
You can either create your own custom renderer for dataTable, or you can manually render everything by using a dataList on your page and adding all of the table-building tags explicitly -- you'll need to drop the column components from your page code if you go that route.
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On 3/29/06, fischman_98 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Can someone help me make a nxn dataTable using myFaces. I want 3 columns
and n number of rows) Trying to use Tomahawk t:dataTable and t:columns,
can't work it all out. Can't figure out how to loop through the rows and
only show the number of
I guess I should have included this in the original message (probably
thinking it but didn't write it!)...
I want to put one row of database data into a single table column.
So in a 3xn table, the first three rows fetched from the database make three
columns of the first row in the displayed
So for option 2, how do you reference index 0's one, two and three objects?
I was trying to reference the t:dataTable var in the t:columns? This
wasn't working.
ie:
t:dataTable value=#{...} var=row ...
.
.
t:columns value=#{row.getColumn()
I understand how to create the list of objects you
You'd write a java class implementing DataModel, probably. You could
implement List instead if you liked. Make it into a managed bean,
and then assign your source list as a property to it.
For example
class ConsolidatedList implements List {
public ConsolidatedList()
public void
Mike Kienenberger wrote:
You'd write a java class implementing DataModel, probably. You could
implement List instead if you liked. Make it into a managed bean,
and then assign your source list as a property to it.
For example
class ConsolidatedList implements List {
public
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Subject: Re: n x n dataTable (myFaces)
Mike Kienenberger wrote:
You'd write a java class implementing DataModel, probably. You could
implement List instead if you liked. Make it into a managed bean,
and then assign your source list as a property to it.
For example
class
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