WTable click on selected rows
Added by Pedro Vicente over 1 year ago
I have a WTable and I want to respond on a lick on a given row
implementing the clicked() function applies to the all widget
is it possible to find which row was selected?
or do I have to implement a clicked() response for each row (and how? )
m_table_messages = box_right->addWidget(std::make_unique<Wt::WTable>());
m_table_messages->resize(1000, Wt::WLength::Auto);
m_table_messages->setStyleClass("table_messages");
m_table_messages->clicked().connect(this, &NostroApplication::table_show);
Replies (2)
RE: WTable click on selected rows - Added by Matthias Van Ceulebroeck over 1 year ago
Hi Pedro,
Here in the documentation you can see (in the inheritance graph) which classes inherit the clicked() signal.
If you want to have a signal for each row, you would need to place a widget for each row that has a clicked() signal. (e.g. WContainerWidget).
Alternatively, there is a WTableView, which can be used to select items from a model, and offers the selectionChanged() method.
RE: WTable click on selected rows - Added by Pedro Vicente over 1 year ago
Hi Matthias
thanks, this works
Wt::WText* t = m_table_messages->elementAt(m_row, 0)->addNew<Wt::WText>(str);
t->setStyleClass("col");
t->clicked().connect([=]()
{
t->setText("Hello there");
});