Then you must have something else going on. First, try making sure each
table works correctly when it is the only one on the page (just comment
out the other one). Once you have verified that, you should be able to
just make sure they have a different id="xxx". If that does not work,
you can directly email me your entire JSP but it really is just that
simple which is why the documentation is so "bleak"... there just is not
more to it.
From: Eric Miles [mailto:eric.a.mi...@gmail.com]
Sent: Monday, January 25, 2010 5:15 PM
To: displaytag-user@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: Re: [displaytag-user] Multiple tables on one page
I tried that. Are there any other attributes I need to set?
Here's one of the tables:
<display:table
id="receivedTable"
name="receivedPaginatedList"
requestURI="view.html"
class="displayTable"
export="true">
The second one has a different 'id' and 'name'.
2010/1/25 Naveen Namburi <naveennamb...@gmail.com>
try using different id names for your 2 tables in same page.
2010/1/25 Eric Miles <eric.a.mi...@gmail.com>
Thanks Narcis for your response. I was under the impression that
setting the 'id' attribute would add a parameter/value pair in the url
or do something to differentiate between 2 display tables on the same
page. My first impression with the displaytag taglib is that
documentation is not in agreement with implementation. Has anyone
gotten 2 displaytag's working on the same page with independent paging
and sorting of partial lists?
2010/1/22 Paslaru Narcis <paslaru.nar...@gmail.com>
Hello,
You may try to put a parameter in the requestUri for each table.
The parameter should be called tableName and use it as a discriminator
in your servlet/action/etc.
Cheers,
Narcis
2010/1/22 Eric Miles <eric.a.mi...@gmail.com>
I'm using 2 tables in one JSP page. Each table is connected to
its own PaginatedList object so that I can retrieve partial lists from
the database, etc.
Here's the problem:
Let's say table1 has 3 pages and table2 has 2 pages. When I go
to page 2 on table1, table2 also changes to page 2. How can I uniquely
id each of the tables? I've tried using the 'id' parameter, the 'uid'
parameter but the URL always displays 'page=2', so when I retrieve the
data for each table, the code cannot differentiate which table wants a
different page. Using 'id' and 'uid' doesn't seem to do anything.
Are there any examples out there? The documentation is very
bleak in this area.
Thanks in advance.
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