Hi Nazar,
you can use a additional link or button in combination with javascript
and a hidden input to make this work.
e.g.
---------- begin jsp ---------------
<tc:script>
function showDetail(link) {
var detailId = link.id.replace(/link$/, "detail");
// should give you the id of the hidden input element
var detailText = document.getElementById(detailId).value;
document.getElementById(detailPanel).innerHTML = detailText;
}
</tc:script>
<tc:sheet var="item" ...>
<tc:column label="item">
<tc:out value="#{item.name}"/>
</tc:column>
<tc:column ...>
<tc:hidden id="detail" value="#{item.detail}"/>
<tc:link id="link"
type="javascript"
action="showDetail(this)"
label="Show Detail" />
</tc:column>
</tc:sheet >
...
<tc:panel>
<f:verbatim><span id="detailPanel"/></f:verbatim>
</tc:panel>
---------- end jsp ---------------
something like this sould work.
Regards,
Volker
Nazar Stasiv wrote:
> Hi all,
> There a t:sheet component with few columns. Items displayed in sheet
> have the details field, but it stretches height to value which is not
> visually pleasant. So I decided to have details displayed in a panel
> below t:sheet component. It works this way : click item in t:sheet and
> panel below displays item details.
>
> The question I'm worried about is how can I display details for item
> clicked without sending request to server?
>
> Thank You
> Nazar
>
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