Ok! Now that I've had time to add in the webtable to my project, which =
is really nice by the way ... very clean ... I'd like to figure out how =
to make cells w/ different row span sizes to make a sort of *running* =
chart.
In the past, I built the table in memory before I displayed the table =
and stored the rowspan size value in a 2x2 matrix like:
<td rowspan=3D"<%=3D spanTable[c][r] %>"
i.e. "spanTable[1][3] =3D 4;" so column #1, row #3 would have a <td =
rowspan=3D4>
Though this usually made for some very busy and messy web pages.
I'd add a new row to a table, top row displays current time. As I add =
new rows to the table (each w/ a timed event) I'd have the rowspan size =
in a column equal the total rows it spanned. Probably better if I show =
an exact example of the type of graph I'm doing:
http://tinderbox.mozilla.org/showbuilds.cgi?tree=3DSeaMonkey
Any thoughts?
What is the comment in the webtable's ~/template/standard/table.jsp =
supposed to mean?
/* ...
* NOTE : this should currently be included within the context of the
* webTable bean.
*/
I'm doing some mods to it to make it a little more flexible w/ color =
shemes, tables sizes, column spanning, etc... and just wanted =
clarification on this.
Thnxs!
It looks like I'm having trouble with getting the right version from the =
CVS. What is the correct way to get the latest version? is it 'update -r =
HEAD'?
/kjetilhp