Hi Bart,
I don't know about Trinidad, but for showing selected row in <t:dataTable> I simply saved the selected row in hidden field (you can store in the hidden field the id of the selected object or the row index). For showing the selected row you can use css and for clicking on the entire row you can use: rowOnClick. Guy. From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, May 21, 2008 4:01 PM To: MyFaces Discussion Subject: [Trinidad] Selecting a row in tr:table by clicking on the row Hi List, I'm looking for a method to select a row in a tr:table or tr:treeTable by clicking anywhere on the row. I have a rather complex UI and I'm looking for ways to reduce the number of controls the user sees. One thing I came up with was removing the radio buttons in the treeTable on my page. While the user should be able to select a single row, I thought it would be nice if the row was selected just by clicking anywhere on the row and selection of the row is indicated by a different background color and/or use of a different font (bold instead of plain). I found a proposal for this functionality as standard feature here: http://myfaces.markmail.org/search/?q=table%20select%20row#query:table%20sel ect%20row+page:2+mid:dw257hvw5mgp5g5e+state:results But this did not make in into the regular builds aparantly. Does someone know a way to achieve this without adapting Trinidad itself. I think it should be possible with a clever combination of skinning (CSS) and JavaScript. Best regards, Bart Kummel
