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How can we disable the navigation bar (select range result) of an Apache Trinidad's table component?

Brian Tompsett - 汤莱恩
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Puma
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  • Why would you want to not display your whole collection? Maybe you should consider another component. – Simon Arsenault Jun 27 '13 at 12:01
  • I have some problems when I change the range using the range navigation bar of trinidad table. More specifically, every time I change the range, the actions of command buttons included in other forms in the page, are not executed with the first click on them. Hence, I created my own navigation buttons to select the desired range and I want to disable the ones that trinidad table offers. – Puma Jun 28 '13 at 07:22

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I'm not aware of a way to disable the navigation bar in a tr:table (that would defeat the purpose of the component), but you could do something like this:

In your backing bean, have 2 collections. The first would have all the elements and the second would have as many elements as the rows attribute. The tr:table is linked to the second collection. (tr:table navigation bar will never show) When you use your custom navigation buttons, you clear the 2nd collection and insert the right elements from the first collection into the second.

It's extra management, but I'm afraid it's the only way.

Simon Arsenault
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You could hide them using skinning.

Add a styleClass to your table, let's say noControlBar. Then put these lines in your skin to hide the control bar:

.noControlBar af|table::control-bar-top,
.noControlBar af|table::sub-control-bar { display: none; }
Jasper de Vries
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