Added row/columns in navagation graphic

I have created a graphic with some buttons on it. I made some
simple rollover effects on the buttons. When I go to export it to
use on my web site, it creates an extra row with columns at the
very top and it wont display correctly on my site. I cant see the
space in FW, but it shows up in the browser? Any ideas?

Look at the Javadoc for TableModelEvent. It will return HEADER_ROW and other such constant values in special cases. Download the Java source code to actually see what int value these constants have.
I supect that the -1 you're getting is the ALL_COLUMNS constant, which tells you that all of the columns in a given row have changed.
Nick

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If I recall correctly, it was the behavior of Appleworks that if you added, say, column B, making the old column B into column C, all references to B throughout were automatically changed to C. This does not happen in Numbers. Is there any way to make this the default behavior or a different command to add rows/columns that causes references to automatically be adjusted accordingly?

OK, this is going to make me sound really stupid, but I actually was so confused and tired that I meant the exact opposite of what I said. I was making a ledger-type spreadsheet keeping a running balance, and I wanted cells in the balance column to continue referring to the cell directly above them rather than to one absolute cell that used to be directly above them. That's how it works in Appleworks. I think.

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I'm a beginner in Web Analysis. Is it possible to add a formula/text row/column in a document?
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Adding Rows and Columns to a table depending requirements

Hi all,
I have created a table with one row and 2 columns of a table. My client requested adding form one to 3 columns of the right table and rows as well, depending business requirements.
I can add coding add columns on the right, but I cannot add rows because the columns dynamic.
I tried to write the coding for adding rows but it is not successful. Please help.
event : click - add colum button
for (var i = 0; i < form1.page1.Table1._Row1.count; i++){
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When you are adding instances it uses the default properties of the object...
If its hidden as a default value in the form and you add an instance, the new instance will be hidden..
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I would do anything for some help on this one. I have a JTable that has 5 rows within 1 column. After the user gets to the 5th row I want them another row to be added so that they could add informatoin in there. When I do this with the following code below nothing happens and my column count ends up being -1 right after I do this. If anyone could help it this would be a great help. The output in my console when I end up putting information into all the rows up to the 4th one is the following.
Vector size 0
column count1
column count1
row 0column 0
row 1column 0
row 2column 0
row 3column 0
row 4column 0
column count1
row 4column -1
/*********This is my AbstractTableModel Class *********/
package com.ibm.esup.agent.dataqmonitor;
* @author garbersb
* This class sets up the Table Model for the Message Input Queue.
import java.util.*;
import javax.swing.table.*;
import javax.swing.*;
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import java.awt.Dimension;
import java.awt.GridBagConstraints;
import java.awt.GridBagLayout;
import java.awt.Insets;
import java.awt.event.ActionEvent;
import java.awt.event.ActionListener;
import java.awt.event.ItemEvent;
import java.awt.event.ItemListener;
import java.awt.event.WindowAdapter;
import java.awt.event.WindowEvent;
import java.io.IOException;
import java.util.Vector;
import javax.swing.JButton;
import javax.swing.JCheckBox;
import javax.swing.JFrame;
import javax.swing.JLabel;
import javax.swing.JPasswordField;
import javax.swing.JTextField;
import javax.swing.*;
import javax.swing.event.TableModelEvent;
import javax.swing.event.TableModelListener;
import javax.swing.table.DefaultTableModel;
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import com.ibm.as400.access.AS400Exception;
import com.ibm.as400.access.AS400SecurityException;
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* This will allow the user to sign onto a particular system
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     private JLabel labelOutputQueue;
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     private JTextField textFieldUserName;
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     private JTextField textFieldOutputQueue;
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     * table inside of it. */
     private JScrollPane scrollPaneQueueInput = null;
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     * check these different queues. */
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     private JPanel panelTable = null;
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     * will check thes queues. (This is in milli-seconds)
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     * they would enter 60000 within this text field. */
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     * onto an iSeries system. */
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public TableListener() {
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int row = e.getFirstRow();
int column = e.getColumn();
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Object data = tableModelInputQueue.getValueAt(row, column);
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          * @author garbersb
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     * by getting the system name, user id and
     * password from the Text Field values.
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                         system.connectService(AS400.SIGNON);
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Well....I ended up using insertRow with the following code within the method.
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I changed my method for the getRowCount to the following;
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Since I am not scared of deleting rows I think this is fine....After I did this within my SignOn class I have the following within my TableListener inner class.
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public TableListener() {
public void tableChanged(TableModelEvent e) {
int row = e.getFirstRow();
int column = e.getColumn();
String columnName = tableModelInputQueue.getColumnName(column);
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ADF 11g Partial Triggers Row Column Update By Column in the Same Row

Hi.
I have a situation whereby I have a checkbox in a table row, which has an eventchangelistener, which upon activation, trys to update another column in the same row. I can not get this to work through partial triggers, even though I have set up my ids up correctly. The row though can be updated by a command button outside of the table using the same coding techniques, but I need it updated via the checkbox.
Is there a limitation in updating a column within a row, from another row column's event change listener.
Thanks.

Updating the other rows from the checkbox works fine for me. Here is what I did.
I DnD Emp table with a new column that says if the emp is new hire. If the checkbox is checked, I set Firstname and Lastname for that row as NewHire. I have partial triggers on Firstname and Lastname columns to update whenever checkbox is checked/unchecked and autosubmit on checkbox to true. Hope this helps.
Try adding column selection property to single and see if it helps.
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Edited by: asatyana on Jan 16, 2012 12:49 AM

Adding new column to production database

I have to add a new timestamp column, that defaults to the current date/time, to an existing production database. The table is large - 150M records. I am trying to understand the ramifications of adding a new column to a table this large that gets hit often, mostly with inserts and reads. The column does allow null values and I am not going back and populating existing records with a value. Basically, I am looking for some best practice guidelines - how to prepare, what to expect, what other processes should be followed along with this schema update.

Radiators wrote:
Thanks, I have not found any %TYPE or %ROWTYPE dependencies on the table I am altering. But at the same time I do not understand how these types of dependencies would invalidate packages. I wouldn't be breaking any %TYPE dependency because I am not dropping columns, only adding a new one. And according to documentation for %ROWTYPE - "If columns are later added to or dropped from the table, your code can keep working without changes." Can you point me to Oracle documentation that describes your concern in detail? Thanks.you can test it yourself
SQL> CREATE TABLE abc (c1 NUMBER);
Table created.
SQL> INSERT INTO abc
2       VALUES (99);
1 row created.
SQL> CREATE OR REPLACE PROCEDURE test_proc
2 AS
3     v   abc%ROWTYPE;
4 BEGIN
5     SELECT c1
6       INTO v
7       FROM abc
8       WHERE ROWNUM = 1;
9 END;
10 /
Procedure created.
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2    FROM user_objects
3   WHERE object_name = 'TEST_PROC';
OBJECT_NAME                STATUS
TEST_PROC                    VALID
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Table altered.
SQL> SELECT object_name, status
2    FROM user_objects
3   WHERE object_name = 'TEST_PROC';
OBJECT_NAME                 STATUS
TEST_PROC                     INVALID
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Hello All,,
There used to be an option in Hyperion planning 11.1.1.3 to Dynamic add rows in data form. I don't see this option in planning 11.1.2.1 ?
Could you please suggest how we can grant right users to add dynamic add rows and columns in data forms? or it is possible in 11.1.2.1 ?
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Do you mean 11.1.2, if so then adhoc web forms really take over from adding rows as they add much more functionality.
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http://john-goodwin.blogspot.com/

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Hi,
I came into a strange situation (which I did not have before).
I have a sheet summary contaning formulas that uses cells from a different sheet. The source sheet contains more than 100 rows containing different numbers which are used in more than 50 formulas in the summary sheet.
When adding rows inbetween the existing data sheet rows, I see that the summary sheet furmulas, in some cases, do not reference to the correct row number (they all should shift to the new row number) any more (out of 50 references only four got currapted).
Any ideas are appriciated (is this a known bug).
Thanks,
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Ziv,
First, I want to thank you for asking a question that got me thinking about something I hadn't really considered before.
I am not entirely sure I understand your question or the test you proposed in the second post, but if I am reading it correctly, what you are expecting is the way Numbers is designed to work (and the way I have seen it work) and when I try the test from your second post I get the results I expect.
That is, a cell reference points to a cell, not a location; if you move that cell (for example, by adding a row above it, which moves it down one row) the reference in the formula is updated to reflect the new location, but the result of the calculation doesn't change.
But this got me wondering about how Numbers dealt with references to ranges of cells. For example, the formula =SUM(C3:C6) is equivalent to =SUM(C3, C4, C5, C6), but what happens when you add a row after row 4? Apparently, the second expression remains a sum of the values in four cells, but the values of C5 and C6 are changed to reflect the fact that they have moved to C6 and C7. However, in the first expression, the new cell is added to the range, so that it is now the sum of five values. Actually, if you add a row (or column) to one that passes through a range, in the middle, or on the outside, the formula updates to add the new cell to the range, even if you are adding cells immediately below the bottom row in the range (so none of the cells in the original range actually move).
I'm not sure any of this has much to do with your problem, unless possibly one (or four) of your expressions is referring to a range that happens to be one cell, which would update differently from one referencing a simple cell. As Jerry has said, it's pretty hard to know anything without knowing what expressions your formulas are using.
At any rate, thanks for making me think about something I hadn't explored before.

Numbers 09 continuing formulas when adding rows

Numbers 09 - I have a checkbook template but when adding rows at the bottom the formulas do not continue. I have tried adding rows from the last row "Add row below" and also while in the last cell hitting return. Neither of these work. Any suggestions?

Hi jc,
The rule is quite explicit: "If all the body cells in a column above the new row contain the same formula or cell
control, the formula or cell control is repeated in the new row."
So far there's been some information necessary to solving the problem missing from your posts. Please do the following, and supply the requested information:
Unhide ALL rows. There are two ways to do this, depending on what was done to hid them.
a. Click on the Reorganize button. If the checkbox beside "Show rows that match..." is checked, uncheck it.
b. If the checkbox is unchecked, or if there are still rows hidden after unchecking it, go to the Table menu and choose Unhide all Rows.
Click on any cell on the table to activate the table and show the Column and Row reference tabs. Hover the mouse over the tab for Row 1, then click the triangle that appears to open the local row menu. Repeat with rows 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6 until you find the first row whose menu starts with the item shown below. Which row has this menu item on your table?:
Now click on cell G2 (the first cell containing a balance).
Select and Copy the whole formula from this cell. Paste it into your reply to this message.
Repeat step 3 with the formula from cell G3. Paste it directly below the formula from G2, using the example below as a guide:
G2: (paste formula)
G3: (paste formula)
Regards,
Barry

Problems with Adding Fields/Columns to Crosstab in XI

Post Author: ph03nix
CA Forum: General
I am having problems with formatting a crosstab report in CRXI and am hoping that someone has a solution.
The crosstab report is a subreport, and requires the following columns, grouped by Firm (also not working optimally, but at least working):
Evaluator, Factor1Rate,[Factor2Rate, .., FactorNRate], Summary, UpdateDate, UpdatedBy
Where:
Evaluator is the person that did the evaluation that resulted in each rating (formula field)
Factor1Rate, etc, may have one, many, or all of these be applicable - there can be up to 15 of these. Each FactorRate column is to display the "rating" given by the Evaluator in the corresponding row/column (this much works). The table heading is a formula, but the corresponding rate is not.
Summary should display "Complete" if and only if there is a Comment field (not displayed) filled out for each FactorNRate that has a value of 0, 1 or 5 - otherwise it is blank
DateEntered is one of 2 fields ("last_updated" , or "creation_date" if last_updated is null - a formula field)
UpdatedBy is the last name of the person who last touched the ratings (formula field)
I have gotten the FactorRates to display in the headers, and gotten the corresponding rates to display underneath them, but I cannot seem to add any other columns to the report - they are either added as headers with the factor_rating columns repeated as subgroups (with incorrect data), or are added under existing headers with duplicates of the ratings. I just want to add one column for each field as if it were a normal (non-crosstab) table.
TIA!

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Adding a column to a DB table with CMP entities

Morning all.
I've been asked whether adding a column to a database table will break the CMP entity bean (EJB2) associated with the table. I suspect that it won't and that the new field will be ignored. Another developer here says that it will no longer compile (I can't see how this could be the case but still...) and I can find no evidence to either refute or corroborate either position.
Can anyone tell me for definite - if we add a column to a database table mapped to a CMP entity bean, will we HAVE to update the bean, or can we leave it ignorant of the new column?
(For the purposes of the question, please assume that the column has no constraints i.e. can be null etc.)
Thanks in advance
-- kaideejee
Message was edited by kaideejee : CMB entities? What are they? Typo fix.

Well alterations(adding / removing a column) to the
table should be made available to the bean
irrespective of the persistance(CMP OR BMP) or normal
bean with your own methods that depicts the
behaviour.
reason is simple: probably bean may/may not contain
the corresponding setter or getter or finder methods
related to the ALTERED TABLE(NEW COLUMN)The reason for what is simple? Sorry I may have missed your point there. Are you saying that it's correct practice to make it available to the bean, or that it will be made available behind the scenes, subject to getters/setters being created?
Assuming we choose not to create these getters and setters (we have a horrible hybrid monster which uses stored procedures for some things and EJB for others, so it's feasible that the EJB end may not need to see some fields used by other parts) would the entity beans continue to play nicely with the database rows, or would the additional columns throw it completely?
Cheers
-- kaideejee

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