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Issue 253: also about the serial number
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Closed:  Apr 2010


 
Reported by piaoxi...@gmail.com, Mar 7, 2010
What is the expected output? What do you see instead?
I've noticed the  Issue 244  on this wiki.I have the same problem with 
him.like this:

i had constructed table as below

First Name Last Name Age

john       Antony     45

jackson     anto      57

i need the table should be like this

S.no   First Name Last Name Age
1      john       Antony     45

2      jackson     anto      57


I've also noticed this on the wiki,  "if you need to take in account 
pagination you can find the current page on the Limit object". 
I wonder how can I get a  Limit object in a CellEditor to gain the 
pagination for a tag use.

Hope for your answer~~


Mar 10, 2010
Project Member #1 jeff.johnston.mn@gmail.com
The rowcount is passed to the CellEditor. Do you need something else?

Also, if you are using the tags there is a 'rowcount' variable passed to the page
scope that you can use to display the current row.

<jmesa:column property="count">${rowcount}</jmesa:column>
Mar 12, 2010
#2 piaoxi...@gmail.com
I need a page number and also the pagesize in the CellEditor,so i can gain the serial
number from the last number of the page before.
For example:
if the serial number goes from 1 to 10 in the firse page,then i want to the number
goes from 11 to 20 in page two.

Mar 12, 2010
Project Member #3 jeff.johnston.mn@gmail.com
Ok, I see now...

If you just want the rowcount to auto-increment taking in account the page count you
can override the default in your preferences.

html.rowcount.includePagination=true

https://code.google.com/p/jmesa/wiki/Preferences

If you still need to get at the limit you can get it from the CoreContext. To get
that just extend from the AbstractCellEditor and then you can do a getCoreContext()
on that class. On the CoreContext you can get at the Limit.



Mar 12, 2010
#4 piaoxi...@gmail.com
Thank you  for your help!
I'll try it now!
Apr 13, 2010
Project Member #5 jeff.johnston.mn@gmail.com
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