I have been playing around with JSF and ui:repeat to create a simple dynamic table. My next step in teh process is to allow each cell in the table to be clickable/edited and started to tie in f:ajax around an h:outputlabel. This is where my dilemma begins because I would like the entire cell to be clickable, not just the contents/text of the cell and I haven't found a way to make the cell respond to an ajax click.
I have been doing a lot of searching but haven't found the direction that I need or a JSF expert to say "That's not possible".
So, my questions are:
As always thanks for the input and suggestions!
Regards,
Mike
There is no standard JSF component which generates a <td>
with an onclick
attribute.
Your best bet is to include a <h:commandLink>
in the table cell and let it span the entire space of the table cell by setting its CSS display
property to block
.
<td>
<h:commandLink ... style="display:block;">
<f:ajax ... />
<h:outputLabel ... />
...
</h:commandLink>
</td>
(note that best practice is to specify CSS classes in a separate .css
file and to use styleClass
instead; the above is just examplary)
This gives the enduser the impression that the entire table cell is clickable.