Thanks for responding, Bob! What do you mean "click control"? Do you mean click on the Object using Eclipse while holding down the control key?
Could you give me an example of what you mean by using the render() method? How would I pass the Option class inside it so that it appears inside a <td>? Thank you again for reaching out! -James On Aug 9, 2011, at 10:00 PM, Bob Schellink wrote: > Hi James, > > Click control use the #render method to render markup. I suggest you override > that method to customize the markup for two columns ie. use a <table> and set > the width explicitly on the columns. > > regards > > Bob > > > On 2011/08/09 19:27 PM, James Dekker wrote: >> Am using the net.sf.click.extras.control.CheckList class to create a >> visual list of multiple checkboxes to manage e-mail addresses. >> >> Here's some sample code: >> >> CheckList emailContactsCheckList = new CheckList(emailCheckList); >> >> // Iterate through array contactList and add to CheckList also >> concatenate String name to label >> emailContactsCheckList.add(new Option(contactList[i].getEntry(), name >> + " " + contactList[i].getEntry()); >> >> When I run my web app, the check list appears like this: >> >> checkbox John Doe [email protected] >> checkbox Jane Doe [email protected] >> checkbox Jeff Johnson [email protected] >> >> As one can see, the names& email addresses are not equally aligned >> (vertically). >> >> Is there a way to put two columns inside the CheckList: >> >> e.g. >> >> <tr> >> <td>$name></td> >> <td>$emailAddress</td> >> </tr> >> >> Thank you for taking the time to read this. Would appreciate a helpful >> response. >> >
