In Javascript you can create properties on the fly (at least in ie6 and firefox).
So instead of using title, use a custom property: rowOnMouseOver="this.origClassName = this.className; this.className='highlighted';" rowOnMouseOut="if (this.origClassName) this.className = this.origClassName;" -Andrew On 7/24/06, rahmoune patrick <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi all, I'm facing a problem with t:dataTable and highlighting I have a t:dataTable with rowClasses="standardTable_Row1,standardTable_Row2" and would like to add highlighting when the mouse goes over every row. My first idea was to add some javascript on the onMouseOver/onMouseOut that changes the css class. The pb in that I'm unable to restaure the old css class. Another bad idea was to find a place to store the old css class name Something like rowOnMouseOver="this.title = this.className; this.className='highlighted';" rowOnMouseOut="this.className = this.title;" It works but a tooltip is displayed with the css class name :-). Does someone have this problem? Do I have to store this in something like a hashmap index by the TR, or an array with index? How to generate the index? Thank you for any help. patrick
