Hi!
In my experience, tables get distorted if you party reshape them.
Browsers are not sufficiently sophisticated to handle the situation.
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Martin
2011/1/23 drf :
>
> I have the following issue doing an Ajax update on the headers in a table.
>
> In my application, clicking on the headers will dynamically change the icon
> associated with each column.
> If I do an update on a Panel object which contains the entire table then
> this works well. However, I specifically don't want to do that, as I don't
> want server side changes to other rows to be visible in the browser.
>
> So, I wrap just the header row in a WebMarkupContainer. When clicking on the
> headers to trigger the Ajax update only on this container, this happens:
>
> 1) The header row is getting redrawn again outside the table (in Firefox,
> above the original table, in Safari by the side)
> 2) Clicking again on the original header row inside the table, the server
> side code is being executed and the 'shadow headers' get updated, but not
> the original header row itself
> 3) Clicking on the headers in the 'shadow row' also triggers the server
> side code
>
> Here is the html:
>
>
> cellspacing="0" id="tableToSort">
>
>
>
> Date
> Type
> wicket:id="transactionRefHeader">reference
> Debit
> Credit
> wicket:id="transactionBalanceHeader">Balance
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> // MORE COLUMNS
>
>
> // MORE STUFF
>
>
> I should point out that the columns themselves are Panel objects.
> As always, help is greatly appreciated !
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