@Jim Using a custom row renderer seems exactly want you need!
1. Create a new class, which extends "qx.ui.table.rowrenderer.Default";
2. Perform tweaks in the constructor, if required
2.1. For example, to use a theme color for even rows:
qx.theme.manager.Color.getInstance().connect(this._styleBgcolEven, this,
"myCustomEvenColor");
3. Implement required methods. These are the key methods, where you may
access current row data (through "rowInfo.rowData") and use it to
conditionally pick a different row color.
3.1. "updateDataRowElement"
3.2. "createRowStyle" (similar to "updateDataRowElement" but more
CSS-based)
NOTE: This tutorial is for 0.7.2+ framework version ("createRowStyle" wasn't
previously required, for example).
Sebastian Werner wrote:
>
> 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.
>
Not all colors need to be customized. A powerful (and working) approach is
to perform color customization for a subset of displayed rows and leave the
remaining rows' formatting to be handled by the superclass (using
this.base). :-)
I may try to put together a working sample if anyone is interested. Maybe a
DemoBrowser-like HTML file will be the best format, but I'm opened to
suggestions.
Helder Magalhães
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