thanks. one followup, I have the edit/delete buttons in their own
table cell in each row. How do I tell which row they were in? I'm
trying button.getElement().getParent() but not sure where to go from
there. thx

On Jun 6, 2:38 pm, Dan <danpr...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Rather than put the ID in the flextable or grid, I hang on to the
> returned data and use that.
>
> a. After the RPC call, on success, I assign the result to a class
> field:
>           data = result;
>
> b. Then when I have a row number to process, I do something like this:
>           processRecord(data.get(clickedRow).id);
>           // or if its more than one field you are interested in...
>           // processRecord(data.get(clickedRow));
>
> It works as long as your displayed data is not resorted and still has
> all the rows of the ArrayList that was returned, because there is a
> one to one correspondence between the displayed data and the RPC
> result.
>
> On Jun 5, 8:35 pm, alexl <alexthebl...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> > I want to have a hidden column for the row id, or is there a better
> > way to do it? so I can tell the corresponding mysql db delete from
> > table where rowid=rowid

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