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browser side row selection and column use

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Michael PAce
browser side row selection and column use
April 05, 2016 10:34AM
I want to select a row and present the select row details in another control. I found that the usual tablename[selectedrow].columnname is not allowed in browser. How do i do this.

I am trying to avoid server code as much as possible.
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Fabrice Harari
Re: browser side row selection and column use
April 11, 2016 04:13PM
Hi Michael,

you should be able to do that if your table is a browser side control.
If not, you can use ajaxexecute to get the information from the server side.

Best regards
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Skoony
Re: browser side row selection and column use
February 22, 2024 12:57PM
You can try the below tips

1. Use JavaScript to access the selected row's details.
2. Assign the details to the desired control on the webpage.
3. Ensure this process operates without server-side involvement.
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Skoony
Re: browser side row selection and column use
February 22, 2024 12:57PM
You can try the below tips

1. Use JavaScript to access the selected row's details.
2. Assign the details to the desired control on the webpage.
3. Ensure this process operates without server-side involvement.
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Allard
Re: browser side row selection and column use
February 27, 2024 01:28PM
You can do a lookup of the values via a server call and then use ajax to display the information you want and present it somewhere else

Slect the row and use it in a h function and return the result to the control on the page .
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Allard
Re: browser side row selection and column use
March 20, 2024 08:37AM
Hi . Make a button in a row. ( add a desription like "view details ) or something similar. You can add a click event to that button. Then add server code to get the details you want
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