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Sergey,

Would you like me to send a war or source?

I can send you a link to a site to download these.

Let me know.

Thanks
Joe

Yes. it would be great.

Sergey,

I've placed a war file here that you can download:

http://www.nmda.nmsu.edu/download/richfaces.html

If you have any questions or the download fails, please let me know.

There are a few things to notice:
1. Not sure what's causing the space above the tab panel.
2. The table inside the tab almost renders correctly and the table click actions seem to work, but press the 2nd tab and then go back to the 1st and the table "breaks down",
3. also, the height of the tab is overridden at this point because it has stretched to fit the table which has lost it's scrollbars.


Thanks,
Joe

Joe, this is not about the tabPanel. It is about s:filterTable works inside the re-rendered area. It looks like is it not enabled for ajax.

You have the second table on your main page. Let's add the simple ajax button:

<%@ taglib uri="https://ajax4jsf.dev.java.net/ajax" prefix="a4j"%>
.....
 <a4j:commandButton value="Just ReRender Table" reRender="filterTbl2" />

 <s:filterTable styleClass="filterTbl" id="filterTbl2" var="car" value="#{sortableTableBean.cars}" >
 <s:sortableColumn field="id" dataType="Number" text="Id">
 <h:outputText value="#{car.id}" />
 </s:sortableColumn>
 <s:sortableColumn field="manufacturer" text="Manufacturer">
 <t:commandLink action="main-page2"><h:outputText value="#{car.manufacturer}" /></t:commandLink>
 </s:sortableColumn>
 <s:sortableColumn field="model" text="Model">
 <h:outputText value="#{car.model}" />
 </s:sortableColumn>
 </s:filterTable>

<tbody class="scrollContent">

<tbody>

Sergey,

Thanks for you efforts!

I will see if I get a response in the myfaces user groups on this issue.

Do you guys plan to offer a jsf containable scrollable data table in the near future?


Thanks
Joe

yes we have a scrollableGrid in our roadmap

Thanks good news - :)

Will it be able to hold other jsf components? (commandLink?)

Do you have an eta?



Thanks,
Joe