How to set table alternating color

how do i set the properties of table with alternating color
properties :
design : alternating
it is like normal table , although i have change the properties of design to alternating.....
pls advice

Hi Yzme,
When you change the Table Design propety to "<b>alternate</b>", change the <b>readOnly </b>property to <b>"true</b>". Then the table will display the alternate colors but the table will be read only.
Refer to the following thread also:
Re: Problem with table design in 2004s
Regards,
Jhansi

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<s:Group id="gr" enabled="{ch.selected}">
    <s:TextInput id="ti" text="The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog" enabled="{gr.enabled}" />
</s:Group>
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