We are in _desparate_ need of a way to implement an 'expand all' function for grids with masterDetail facets.
We don't have any multi-layer nestings... just a single layer. How can we solve this problem?
Is there a way to do this with a bit of custom Javascript (which I'm not afraid of)? I've tried a few things, but calling some of the same Javascript functions in [seemingly] the exact same way as the stock implementation doesn't work as I would expect.
The particular scenario where this is most needed won't typically see more than 4 or 5 rows in the parent grid, so we'd only need to expand that many rows. I can see where if there were several dozen (or hundred) rows, there'd be a significant performance hit from all the AJAX calls/traffic.
Is there a way to set the rows expanded in the Java on a GridView object, maybe? Anything...?
PLEASE HELP!
Hello, There is no need to do lot of stuff using java script to expand the rows. You can expand all the rows easily by iterating all the rows fetching from grid object. Following is the code snippets to expand all the rows using java code on command button click:In JSP:<h:commandButton actionListener="#{Bean.onClick}" value="Expand"></h:commandButton>
In Java:public void onClick(ActionEvent event){Iterator AllGridRows = grid.getRows().iterator();RowItem currentRowItem = null;while(AllGridRows.hasNext()){currentRowItem=(RowItem) AllGridRows.next();currentRowItem.setExpanded(true);}}Hope it helps.
Roshan
Roshan:
You're right,but the aprticular use case here is to have the rows expanded when the page first loads.
Thanks,Jim
Oh.. I missed the page load stuff..
Thank you for making clearing...