Never mind - I have found a solution to my problem.

Thanks,
Thomas.


On Jan 25, 5:09 pm, Thomas <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi.
>
> I have an application using a CellTable with paging. The CellTable
> gets periodically updated with data through a ListDataProvider.setList
> method. I would like to detect and highlight the rows that gets
> updated with a flashing animation. I already used this flashing effect
> in a previous implementation where I used a Grid instead of a
> CellTable. The flashing effect is implemented by using the Animation
> class and then apply a background color to the row like this
> (simplified):
>
>     DOM.setStyleAttribute(element, "backgroundColor",
> currentColorHex);
>
> Note that the element in this example i a TR element from a Grid
> (Grid.getRowFormatter().getElement(rowIndex)).
>
> My problem now is how to apply this flashing effect to my CellTable.
>
> I have tried something similar to the above example like this:
>
> CellTable.getRowElement(rowIndex).getStyle().setBackgroundColor(currentColorHex);
>
> However, it doesn't work and I suspect it is because I get the
> previous row element - that is the row element from just before the
> CellTable is getting updated with new data.
>
> Can you please help me!
>
> A simplified code example looks like this:
>
>     private FlowPanel panel = new FlowPanel();
>     private CellTable cellTable;
>     private ListDataProvider<MyObject> dataProvider;
>
>     public void setupCellTable() {
>         cellTable = new CellTable();
>         dataProvider = new ListDataProvider<MyObject>();
>         dataProvider.addDataDisplay(cellTable);
>         SimplePager pager = new SimplePager();
>         pager.setDisplay(cellTable);
>
>         panel.add(cellTable);
>         panel.add(pager);
>     }
>
>     public void updateData(List<MyObject> data) {
>         dataProvider.setList(data);
>
>         // Now detect which rowindexes have been changed since last
> update ... code excluded here.
>
>         // Assume that 'rowIndex' (int) has been updated and we want
> to set the background color
>         // 'currentColorHex' (String).
>
> cellTable.getRowElement(rowIndex).getStyle().setBackgroundColor(currentColorHex);
>     }

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