Could you give me an example of what you are saying?
TableViewer need a list of list to render, it can not show 2 lists same time. It has to be a LIST OF LIST.
just combine your 2 lists into one.
would you be kind enough to show me the blocks that I need to modify or replace?
redo @TIMAI2 's demo, and figure out how to add another entry to the TwoColumnList.
If you don't know howto, then search the forum for manipulate the list.
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Hello
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When you select something I need each Row to be placed in a different label.
My table has 8 rows with 4 col how can I set 4 labels to correspond to each col in the selected row?
Exp
Row 6 has
1,2,3,4
Label1 = 1
Label2 = 2
Label3 = 3
Label4 = 4
Thank you
see post #111
Wow, i implemented this this extension yesterday and it looks promising.
I currently have only 2 issues:
- I display a lot of amounts like "100,00" and since comma is the data delimiter, i now had to switch to DOT for displaying (like 100.00), but since I also would like to show thousander I am bit stuck. How could I pass 1.000.000,00 to be displayed?
- my table has 11 columns, 50 rows. I would like to have almost all cells right text-aligned, only colomns 2, 3 and 11 should be left aligned. When try around, i often receive the DX error, I assume because my CSS commands are not accepted.
Kind regards, Oli
why you used any Tableviewer?
Put those values with commas in double quotes - "100,00"
what do you mean?
Aaaah, ok. Didn't think of that! Thank you!
you are using blocks from any component. just use the blocks from Webviewer, unles you have more than 1 webviewer.
Ah, understood. Yes, I have 2 tableviewer instances in 2 different layouts, but I can make the formatting valid for both.
Any idea on my formatting issue?
try not use the any component.
@Kevinkun : I solved it now by still using AnyTableViewer, but I am using now SetStyleSheet (instead of SetStyle) and it works great. I post all my CSS content into it, like e.g.:
table { border-collapse: collapse; width: 100%; }
th { text-align: right; }
th:nth-of-type(2), th:nth-of-type(3), th:nth-of-type(11) { text-align: left; }
td { text-align: right; border: 1px solid black; padding: 2px; }
td:nth-of-type(2), td:nth-of-type(3), td:nth-of-type(11) { text-align: left; }
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@Kevinkun
regarding the sticky header row, the example you showed in comment #1 does not work for me:
My screen consists of a huge vertical scroll arragement, therefor I think the whole layout with the tableviewer including the header row just scrolls "away" 
I assume your example is only feasible if the screen and/or underlying arrangement are NOT scrollable and tableview-layout IS scrollable? Could that be?
I am not with my computer.
You can try with a non scroll layout, and let us know the difference.
I might do if I find time, as I would need to start a new project from scratch.
With my current project, I do not want to play around.
Cheers, Oli
This works
TVScrolling.aia (31.6 KB)
Notes:
- A fixed height for the VA containing the tableviewer, less than the height of the tableview, to make it scroll.
- When testing with emulator on computer, and scrolling with the mouse wheel, will not scroll past the tableview, until it has scrolled the tableview (as expected...). Probably similar behaviour with a finger.
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