Hello,
This means that I am actually on datalist navigation. But this is my table
definition:
<table name="data"> <field name="risknote_code" isKey="true" fieldType="varchar" size="20" sortable="true" /> <field name="entry_id" fieldType="int" size="11" autoInc="true" sortable="true" /> <interceptor className = "DBFormsInterceptor" /> <!-- ========== custom events ===================================
Try putting a </table> here
<events>
<database-events>
<database-event type="insert"
className="org.dbforms.event.classic.InsertEvent" />
<database-event type="update"
className="org.dbforms.event.classic.UpdateEvent" />
<database-event type="delete"
className="org.dbforms.event.classic.DeleteEvent" />
</database-events>
<navigation-events>
<navigation-event type="navGoto"
className="org.dbforms.event.classic.GotoEvent" />
<navigation-event type="navPrev"
className="org.dbforms.event.classic.NavPrevEvent" />
<navigation-event type="navNext"
className="org.dbforms.event.classic.NavNextEvent" />
<navigation-event type="navFirst"
className="org.dbforms.event.classic.NavFirstEvent" />
<navigation-event type="navLast"
className="org.dbforms.event.classic.NavLastEvent" />
</navigation-events>
</events>
and taking it out here
<!-- </table> --!>
I expected this to give me classic navigation, but it isn't. It there something I am missing out?
The way you are trying will set it for just that table... but you are not doing it correctly... see 27.5? -- Override the event classes on a table-by-table basis for how to do it for just one table
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