I can do it - with <t:columns> and one additional row of headers with colspan>1 for each header-field. It was not easy, it took some time - and it looks good.
You know - if you are willing to pay, then someone might ask you "how
much" :-)
Visual example in the form of a PNG-bitmap is attached.
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It would be really, really nice to have this "hierarcical header"
functionality build into MyFaces/JSF or at least a custom
HTML-extended-table-renderer. A renderer capable of parsing a
column-header tree-structure with the leaves first corresponding to the
lower-most header-row and then going up to the tree-root joining both
headers into super-headers coreesponding to parent-nodes and with
"colspan>1" and even "rowspan>1" if levels are missing... You get the
idea. This is of course possible.
Regards
Morten Sabroe Mortensen
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Fra: Marco_Coder [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sendt: 27. september 2006 19:50
Til: [email protected]
Emne: Hierarchial Column Labels
| Hier1 | Hier2 |
Hier3 |
------------------------------------------------------------------------
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| Label1 | Label2 | Label3 | Label4 | Label5 |
Label6
|
------------------------------------------------------------------------
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| 100 | -1 | Blue | Strings | $100 |
%90 |
I can create a dataTable with the last 2 rows, but not sure how to
create
one with the first row as well, so that a label may cover 2 columns such
as
the Hier1 label.
Any help would be great! P.S. I'm willing to pay for an answer!
Thanks,
MC
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