On Tue, Oct 12, 2010 at 8:25 AM, duncan787 wrote:
>
> Its already "attached" to the DataView, see the relevant/simplified Java
> code
> added below. Would it best practice be to assign a WebMarkupContainer to
> the element and add both an AjaxFallbackLink and a DataView to the
> container?
>
>
Its already "attached" to the DataView, see the relevant/simplified Java code
added below. Would it best practice be to assign a WebMarkupContainer to
the element and add both an AjaxFallbackLink and a DataView to the
container?
DataView projectListDataView =
new DataView("siteProj
Have you tried "attaching" your AjaxFallbackLink to your elements?
On Tue, Oct 12, 2010 at 6:27 AM, duncan787 wrote:
>
> I am implementing a DataView using an HTML Table and I need to allow the
> user
> to select a row in the table to tell the Server Side which row they
> selected. I could imp
