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dj_saaspoint Getting input fields from a nested table
I'm writing a VF page to implement the following business requirement.
Allow user to select multiple partner accounts.
For each line item associated with the current opportunity, allow user to enter a percentage split to a partner.
If the line items on the current opp are {foo, bar} and the partners selected are {acme, widgetCo} this implies generating a table such as this
Partner: acme Prod Split %
foo 10
bar 0
Partner: widgetCo Prod Split %
foo 20
bar 25
Where split % numbers are entered by the user. I can render it as a datatable inside a datatable, but I the product split information about the partner "acme"
How do I do this in VF?
I actually tried the same thing with apex:pageBlockTable, and I could, but header styling was screwed up (not so much, but not perfect) because of the class / style definition.
Basically, you can do it with
<apex:page controller="YourController"> ... <apex:pageBlockTable value="{!rows}" var="r"> <apex:column value="{!r.a.Name}"/> <apex:column> <apex:pageBlockTable value="{!r.c}" var="c"> <apex:column value="{!c.Name}"/> <apex:column value="{!c.Email}"/> <apex:column value="{!c.Phone}"/> </apex:pageBlockTable> </apex:column> </apex:pageBlockTable> ... </apex:page>
public class YourController { public class Row { public Account a {get; set;} // or something like that public List<Contact> c {get; set;} // or something like that } public List<Row> getRows(){ .... return rows; } }
In this case, the 2nd row doesn't render header and header line properly... somehow I have to override the class / style definition in my source code.
If somebody successfully did this, please post your solution.
ThomasTT
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I actually tried the same thing with apex:pageBlockTable, and I could, but header styling was screwed up (not so much, but not perfect) because of the class / style definition.
Basically, you can do it with
<apex:page controller="YourController"> ... <apex:pageBlockTable value="{!rows}" var="r"> <apex:column value="{!r.a.Name}"/> <apex:column> <apex:pageBlockTable value="{!r.c}" var="c"> <apex:column value="{!c.Name}"/> <apex:column value="{!c.Email}"/> <apex:column value="{!c.Phone}"/> </apex:pageBlockTable> </apex:column> </apex:pageBlockTable> ... </apex:page>
public class YourController { public class Row { public Account a {get; set;} // or something like that public List<Contact> c {get; set;} // or something like that } public List<Row> getRows(){ .... return rows; } }
In this case, the 2nd row doesn't render header and header line properly... somehow I have to override the class / style definition in my source code.
If somebody successfully did this, please post your solution.
ThomasTT
Thanks Thomas.
That worked perfectly. I didn't realise you could have {!r.c} as a value on the inner table.
Cheers,
David.