Hello,
I am using smartgwt 2.4 and have been using the hilite functionality, which is excellent.
I was wondering if someone could give me some advice please.
So far we have been using it in situations similar to the showcase examples and it all works fine. However, what we have is a list grid which, when certain users edit the data, asks for a note on why the data has changed. This is all fine and the data is entered into the database table. Once a note has been logged it is then displayed when the user hovers above the cell.
What we would really like to be able to do is to hilite all cells which have been edited.
We have tried many things but although I can set the record to have the _hilite property set, I can't see any way of singling out the cell. I have also tried using the criteria but as the data its self has no indication that it has been edited there is no applicable criteria.
Does anyone know of anyway that we could highlight single cells based on a datasource query?
We are coding in java and using a mysql database.
Yours in anticipation...
Jeni
I am using smartgwt 2.4 and have been using the hilite functionality, which is excellent.
I was wondering if someone could give me some advice please.
So far we have been using it in situations similar to the showcase examples and it all works fine. However, what we have is a list grid which, when certain users edit the data, asks for a note on why the data has changed. This is all fine and the data is entered into the database table. Once a note has been logged it is then displayed when the user hovers above the cell.
What we would really like to be able to do is to hilite all cells which have been edited.
We have tried many things but although I can set the record to have the _hilite property set, I can't see any way of singling out the cell. I have also tried using the criteria but as the data its self has no indication that it has been edited there is no applicable criteria.
Does anyone know of anyway that we could highlight single cells based on a datasource query?
We are coding in java and using a mysql database.
Yours in anticipation...
Jeni
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