On Friday, March 16, 2012, Roberto <rcaha...@gmail.com<mailto:rcaha...@gmail.com>> wrote:
> Oh OK.
> For a tablePane replacement, I've been testing jqGrid ( http://www.trirand.com/blog/ ) and also DataTables ( http://datatables.net/index ). They are both jQuery plugins. I basically found them through Google.
> I've tried them both with Zen and they work find with initial testing.
> They both look good and pretty simple to use and it seems that they have a good online community.
> I'm leaning more towards this DataTables because they have more examples on their website and better documentation. They also support ThemeRoller from jQuery UI.
> Maybe someone else out there has any recommendations?
> -Roberto

> On Thursday, March 15, 2012 11:39:10 PM UTC-4, Derek Day wrote:

> Roberto -- the ResultSet is coming back from an Ensemble Business operation and the null records are used by various business processes along the way. We are leaving these records hidden on the page so that the users do not have to see them, but so that we can take a look at them if we want to see the information they contain for troubleshooting purposes (before going back to look at the message traces in Ensemble).
> I probably won't have time for a while, but if anyone happens to come up with a nice client-side or jQuery based component that displays tabular data, I would probably use that instead of the tablePane -- it would be a nice to have a little more control over how the data is rendered and updated (we immediately display a cached value and then update the data when it arrives, and the tablePanes go all Battlestar Galactica on us while loading the new data).
> ~Derek

> On Thu, Mar 15, 2012 at 11:24 PM, Roberto <rcaha...@gmail.com<mailto:rcaha...@gmail.com>> wrote:

> Hi Jon,
> I meant you can hide the total records if you wanted to by using CSS.
> I gave this example in my last post where you put in the XData Style:
> #navBar .tnbrFound {
>    display:none;
> }
> Where #navBar represents the id of your navigator bar. The .tnbrFound is the class of the <div> that is containing that string. If you set the css to display:none then it will not be displayed in the browser.
> But yes to your other point, the problem is that if your pageSize = 20, you might have some missing records in that tablePane. It's there in the browser but it is not being displayed.
> Jesse - why couldn't you just use an SQL statement to not display the items?
> -Roberto

> On Thursday, March 15, 2012 7:56:34 PM UTC-4, Jon Goody wrote:

> Sorry not sure what you mean by hiding those too. The blanks pages or total number of records?
> Could u give example any chance.

> Jon Goody
> Sent from my iPhone
> On 15 Mar 2012, at 23:51, "Roberto" <rcaha...@gmail.com<mailto:rcaha...@gmail.com>> wrote:

> You can hide those too Jon if you want:
> #navBar .tnbrFound {
>    display:none;
> }
> <tableNavigatorBar id="navBar" showPageSize="true" tablePaneId="table" />
> -Roberto

> On Thursday, March 15, 2012 7:38:10 PM UTC-4, Jon Goody wrote:

> Jesse,
> We did something similar to hide rows but unfortunately the navigator bar still displays the total number of records regardless. I also noticed that if you start paging through the records some pages have no data associated as all records on this page are hidden etc..
> Only work around is not to have navigator bar from what I can see.
> Jon Goody

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