Mhh, I am not sure. It should be possible to replace it at, maybe
exactly the same, position then before. You need to find the code
where the named colors are applied it modifiy it to call
tableModel.getColor(row) instead. Should not be not hard.
Sebastian
Am 31.01.2008 um 01:06 schrieb Jim Hunter:
It was actually quite easy. Using a mixin, I added a Color array to
the SimpleTableModel that held a color value for each row. This
information was set before creating the table. Then in the Pane.js
file, there was a line that set the row color, I changed it to:
rowElem.style.color = tableModel.getColor(row);
and that was all it took. It added no additional rendering time and
it accomplished my needs. Now it looks like changing a row color is
going to be much more difficult and require a lot more code.
Jim
On Jan 30, 2008 1:52 PM, Sebastian Werner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
werner.net> wrote:
Hi Jim,
I don't know how you have done this before, as in my opinion it was
only possible to switch the colors of all rows for one table instance
and not just a few. I would say that your request should be solvable
using a custom row renderer. But I have not tried this or have enough
practical experience using the table to give you a absolute correctly
information here.
Sebastian
Am 30.01.2008 um 21:50 schrieb Jim Hunter:
> Perhaps I have my mind twisted right now, but I am having issues
> trying to grasp how the row colors in a table are now changed. I
> would like to know how we are supposed to change row color with the
> new code having row colors being moved to the theme. To me, a theme
> is a global entity. And if I change the row color of the theme that
> is applied to a table, all the rows of that table will get changed.
> What I need to continue to do (I currently can do this with the
> older code), is to load the data into the table, then change the 3rd
> row to be a red font, the 7th row to be a green font. The colors of
> the rows are determined by a user function that we need to call. So,
> I don't mind if the row color stuff was moved to the theme,
> specially if it helps speed up the table, as long as there is still
> a way for me to set a certain row to another color on the fly. Has
> anyone worked that out yet?
>
> Thanks,
> Jim
>
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