In the same page: One SyncBO, two tables, and navigation in both, can i?

[Former Member]

Hi, i have a doubt, i´m doing an app, in one screen i want put the data in two different tables depend an attribute... Up here all correct,but the problem is navigation.

How can do an independent navigation of the two tables?

Thanks,

[Former Member · Accepted solution]

Hi Victor,

what is the issue here?

If you display the data container two different times - or you just have two conatiners and display them in separate tables - well, where is the problem.

The navigation is just based on either a form or a single URL.

So, this is all standard Tomcat and HTML development.

Could you please specify your quesiton to have a little bit of a better understanding?

Regards,

Oliver

[Former Member · Accepted solution]

If i press the navigation button, this navigation affect the two tables... I want the navigation independent of the table.

Thanks,

[Former Member · Accepted solution]

Hi Victor,

Still, where is the problem?

Lets talk in basic HTML. A HTML page can have two forms. One is an address form and another one is a user form. If you jusrt add a user, press the send button in the user form, if you add an addres, press the button in the addres form.

One form does not effect the other one. And so it is with MAM - because JSP is just HTML code at the end.

So again the question: where is the problem please be a little more detailed

Regards,Oliver

[Former Member · Accepted solution]

No, no work... I explain more...

I have in a screen two tables, and the same syncbo... in the first table i write the rows where the field X is TRUE and in the second table i write the rows where the field X is FALSE. Then, when i press some navigation button, the efect is in the two tables...

I only want that each button are partner with each table.

Thanks,

[Former Member · Accepted solution]

Ok, because I still not see the issue here - you can develop whatever you like, so why should I implement something that does effect a table when I do not want to effect that table..... Anyway, what would you like to do exactly with that button? Perhaps then I understand your problem.

Still:

You have one table. There you display the items with field value X. Ok, and when you press a button you want them to be -

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removed from the client?

Well, to be honest. JSP is stupid. It does not know when you press the button, what values are displayed there. Only when it is a button of a form and the form was informed about the GUID of these items - then you can work with these GUIDs. I think in your case the easiest way it to say: If I press the first button, then please do this and that on all elements that contain an X in the field, and if I press the second button, do something else on all items without an X in the field. So the easiest way is to do the select statement again in the coding.

Hope this helps to solve the issue.

Regards,

Oliver