QuerySetCell adding row data

I'm using querysetcell to display data from an sql query. the trouble i'm having is not being able to add the numbers in a row.
c1 c2 c3 c4 c5 c6 c7 Total ?
849
7
10,323
1,992
1,809
0
195
0
<cfset querySetCell(qPivot, 'dept_' & tmpDeptCode, numCredits)> This gets me number portion above. How do I get them to add into one number?

THis is the code
<cfparam name="Levels" default="U1,U2,U3,U4">

<cfquery dbtype="query" name="qCourseDepts">
      SELECT DISTINCT ('dept_' + scbcrse_dept_code) as scbcrse_dept_code
      FROM   qCredits
      ORDER BY scbcrse_dept_code
</cfquery>

<cfset txtColumnList = "Level, CollegeCode, DeptCode, " & valueList(qCourseDepts.scbcrse_dept_code) & ", GrandTotal">
<cfset txtColumnList = replace(txtColumnList, "-", "_", "ALL")>
<cfset txtColumnList = replace(txtColumnList, "&", "_", "ALL")>

<cfset qPivot = queryNew(txtColumnList)>
<cfloop query="qCredits">
   <cfset tmpCreditCount = 0>
    
   <cfif qCredits.sgbstdn_levl_code NEQ qCredits.sgbstdn_levl_code[currentRow-1] OR qCredits.sgbstdn_coll_code_1
                                                      NEQ qCredits.sgbstdn_coll_code_1[currentRow-1] OR qCredits.sgbstdn_dept_code
                                                      NEQ qCredits.sgbstdn_dept_code[CurrentRow-1]>
<cfset queryAddRow(qPivot)>
      <cfset querySetCell(qPivot, "Level", qCredits.sgbstdn_levl_code)>
      <cfset querySetCell(qPivot, "CollegeCode", qCredits.sgbstdn_coll_code_1)>
      <cfset querySetCell(qPivot, "DeptCode", qCredits.sgbstdn_dept_code)>
   </cfif>
   <cfset tmpDeptCode = replace(scbcrse_dept_code, "&", "_", "ALL")>
   <cfset tmpDeptCode = replace(tmpDeptCode, "-", "_", "ALL")>
   <cfset querySetCell(qPivot, 'dept_' & tmpDeptCode, numCredits)>
   <cfif ((qPivot.currentRow gt 1) && (qPivot.value neq qPivot.level[qPivot.currentRow - 1 ]))>
    <cfset querySetCell(qPivot, "GrandTotal", dept_UBS[qPivot.currentRow] + dept_FEDU[qPivot.currentRow]
                                                +dept_B_UG[qPivot.currentRow] + dept_UHMN[qPivot.currentRow]
                                                +dept_UM_T[qPivot.currentRow] + dept_LAW[qPivot.currentRow]
                                                +dept_UPVA[qPivot.currentRow, numCredits])>
   </cfif>
</cfloop>
Output looks like this;
Level
College
Dept
c1
c2
c3
c4
c5
c6
c7
Grand
Total
U1
SB
B-UG
849
7
10,323
1,992
1,809
0
195
0
UG
UBS
6,282
10
282
1,036
1,567
0
223
0
UG
UHMN
1,296
26
492
3,955
1,396
0
409
0
UG
UM&T
4,473
33
984
5,288
25,484
0
690
0
UG
UPVA
141
11
99
282
244
0
910
0
U2
SB
B-UG
483
15
7,491
870
1,019
0
51
0
UG
UBS
7,410
36
219
1,062
1,750
15
170
0
UG
UHMN
933
57
186
2,097
1,539
0
184
0
UG
UM&T
318
0
117
507
3,228
0
89
0
UG
UPVA
81
3
72
102
160
0
455
0
U3
SB
B-UG
567
45
7,383
1,311
1,392
0
64
0
U4
UG
UBS
1,182
9
48
156
281
0
27
0
UG
UHMN
15
6
0
15
15
0
3
0
UG
UM&T
3
0
9
0
107
0
0
0
Grand Total
24,033
258
27,705
18,673
39,991
15
3,470
114,145

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switch(newcell.childNodes[0].type) {
case "text":
newcell.childNodes[0].value = "";
break;
case "checkbox":
newcell.childNodes[0].checked = false;
break;
case "select-one":
newcell.childNodes[0].selectedIndex = 0;
break;}}}
function deleteRow(tableID) {
try {var table = document.getElementById(tableID);
var rowCount = table.rows.length;
for(var i=0; i<rowCount; i++) {
var row = table.rows[i];
var chkbox = row.cells[0].childNodes[0];
if(null != chkbox && true == chkbox.checked) {
if(rowCount <= 2) {
alert("Cannot delete all the rows.");
break;}
table.deleteRow(i);
rowCount--;
i--;}}}catch(e) {alert(e);}}
</SCRIPT>
</HEAD>
<BODY>
<INPUT type="button" value="Add Row" onClick="addRow('dataTable')" />
<INPUT type="button" value="Delete Row" onClick="deleteRow('dataTable')" />
<TABLE id="dataTable" width="350px" border="1">
<TR>
<TD width="32"></TD>
<TD width="119" align="center"><strong>Activity</strong></TD>
<TD width="177" align="center"><strong>Cost</strong></TD>
</TR>
<TR>
<TD><INPUT type="checkbox" name="chk"/></TD>
<TD>
<select name="s1" id="s1">
<option value="1">1</option>
<option value="2">2</option>
<option value="3">3</option>
</select>
</TD>
<TD><input type="text" name="txt1" id="txt1"></TD>
</TR>
</TABLE>
</BODY>
</HTML>

Hi,
Let me make sure u r working with table control.
First u have to create a event(VALIDATE) to do the validation.
Inside the event,
1. First get the current index where user has pointed the curson
2. Once u get the index read the internal table with index value.
3. Now u can compare the col1 and col2 values and populate the error message.
1. DATA : lo_elt TYPE REF TO if_wd_context_element,
l_index type i.
lo_elt = wdevent->get_context_element( name = 'CONTEXT_ELEMENT' ).
CALL METHOD LO_ELT->GET_INDEX( RECEIVING MY_INDEX = l_index.
above code should be written inside the event.
Thanks,

How to obtain the row data in the component datatable?

if I want to edit a row data, and then know which row is edited in the component datatable, and how to do?
How to obtain the row data in the component datatable, and update it to database, not simplely edit a simple table
Any ideas? Thanks

Thank you very much for your help Alexander !
It's quite confusing when you leave Struts and try to adapt your projects for JSF for the first time...
I wanted to click on a row with a "onMouseClick" on the TR tag like I used to do in Struts/JSTL. But it seems to be impossible in a dataTable.
Ok then. I've added a column at the end of the row with an icon.
But eventually I didn't need to declare link parameters.
In my BackingBean I did like this :
public String selectEventForUpdate() throws IllegalAccessException, InvocationTargetException {
        PortletAgenda event = (PortletAgenda) JSFUtils.getInRequestMap("event");
        BeanUtils.copyProperties(this, event);
        return null;
   }JSFUtils.getInRequestMap(...) is a method I wrote in a util object :
public static Object getInRequestMap(String name) {
        Object res = null;
        Map requestMap=FacesContext.getCurrentInstance().getExternalContext().getRequestMap();
        if (requestMap!=null) {
            res=requestMap.get(name);
        return res;
} " event " is the name of the item in my dataTable list.
My backingBean has the same attributes as "event".
So when the page is reloaded I have a backingBean full with the selected properties to edit/update.
Thanks to your reply I realized that putting this form in the middle of the dataTable seems to be impossible.
So I put this form in a floating DIV in front of the table with a shadow.
It works :o) !
But I'm a little bit disapointed to be honest...
I used to build my web applications with Struts and JSTL and doing this kind of interface was really easy.
I've decided 3 days ago to convert into JSF because the "GUI Layer" seemed to be improved.
But now I realize that I cannot put a onMouseOver and onMouseClick on a row and I cannot display a different row in the middle of a table....
I think it's a shame because there is a facet for header and footer.
And it would be great if we could create our own personal facet that appears only if a condition is true.
For exemple " if the current item id is the same as the request parameter id then display the following facet content ....... (with a panel group and a form inside to update the row) "
It's easy to do that with JSTL thanks to c:forEach and c:if but it seems to be impossible to use JSTL tags like this during the dataTable iteration.
And JSF tags seems to have no logical tags like " if " or loops that can be nested in dataTable.
I really need to realize this interface (you click on a row then an edit form appears where you clicked).
Do I have to write a component myself that extends dataTable?
Do you know if writing such a component is hard to do for a beginner like me?
(I've juste discovered JSF 3 days ago and I've used Struts/JSTL for 2 years til now)
I'd be glad to have much advices from you about that.
Regards

Numbers missing reference after adding rows

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,
Ziv

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.

Interactive form in WD4A - dynamic table - adding rows

Hi,
I have a problem with dynamic table in WD4A. User can add row to table by clicking a button on form, but added rows are not transfered to mapped context node in my web dynpro application. I have made a lot of searches on SDN and I have found a lots of threads, but no answer.
Maybe this should be a way:
https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/scn/weblogs?blog=/pub/wlg/9121. [original link is broken] [original link is broken] [original link is broken] - Read adobe data manually and create context element manualy too.. But I think this should be a part of webdynpro/interactive forms framework.
Thanks for any answer!

Hi, many thanks for your answer, so what do you think is the best solution for adding rows by user to interactive form's dynamic table?
Manually read xml data during submit by this way: https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/scn/weblogs?blog=/pub/wlg/9121. [original link is broken] [original link is broken] [original link is broken] ?
Or is there better solution for this? (any link to some examples, blogs, etc...)
Many thanks for any answer!

Dynamic datatable:adding rows

I am working with Dynamic datatable . whilke adding a row i am able to add only one row . later i am unable to a dd .
code:
<h:commandLink value="ADD" action="#{icdMBean.actionAddrow}" />
back bean:
public void actionAddrow() {
// Create new items.
icdList= new ArrayList<Icd>();
Icd myNewDataItem = new Icd();System.out.println("i am in action add row2");
myNewDataItem.setId("new");
icdList.add(myNewDataItem);
if i set the id value( myNewDataItem.setId("new");) only i am able to add only one row .
could you please suggest a solution for it.

Hi, many thanks for your answer, so what do you think is the best solution for adding rows by user to interactive form's dynamic table?
Manually read xml data during submit by this way: https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/scn/weblogs?blog=/pub/wlg/9121. [original link is broken] [original link is broken] [original link is broken] ?
Or is there better solution for this? (any link to some examples, blogs, etc...)
Many thanks for any answer!

Adding rows to a table

Hi All,
My application has few JSP pages , one of the JSP page generates HTML table with textboxes & hyperlinks(in table cells) populated with data pulled from the database. I have an "Add" button to add new empty rows. Add I'm performing via DOM. And this works well. But when I click the hyperlink go to another jsp page get data and return to first page(page with table) page all changes(added rows ) are disappeared....
How do I solve this................ Thanks in advance.

one thing to solve this is to put a variable(# of rows that you added) into session, hidden element, or db as record.. then if you go to the next page and go back to the previous page.. you will request for the variable(# of rows that you added) then you will use it in your loop in javascript to call the function that adds the rows

How to retrieve table rows data and add into DB

Hi All,
I'm a beginner in JAVAFX, I have developed a table and adding the data into the table in multiple rows. on button click I would like these rows to be added into DB.
Please could anyone help on this. I'm copy the code for reference.
CODE:
import javafx.ext.swing.SwingComponent;
import javax.swing.event.ListSelectionEvent;
import javax.swing.event.ListSelectionListener;
import javax.swing.JScrollPane;
import javax.swing.JTable;
import javax.swing.table.DefaultTableModel;
package class TableColumn{
public var text: String;
package class TableCell{
public var text: String;
public var id;
public var str:String;
public var str1:String[];
public var num:Number;
package class TableRow{
public var cells: TableCell[];
package class SwingTable extends SwingComponent{
var table: JTable;
var model:DefaultTableModel;
public var selection: Integer;
public var columns: TableColumn[] on replace{
model = new DefaultTableModel(for(column in columns) column.text, 0);
table.setModel(model);
public var rows: TableRow[] on replace oldvalue[lo..hi] = newVals{
for(index in [hi..lo step -1]){
model.removeRow(index);
for(row in newVals){
model.addRow(for(cell in row.cells) cell.text);
public override function createJComponent(){
table = new JTable();
model = table.getModel() as DefaultTableModel;
var selectionModel = table.getSelectionModel();
selectionModel.addListSelectionListener(
ListSelectionListener{
public override function valueChanged(e: ListSelectionEvent ) {
selection = table.getSelectedRow();
return new JScrollPane(table);
}

Instead of using a combo box, using a text ring makes it much easier to disable items in the list. Here is a vi that will do what you want. Also you can delete the last element in the table and make it enabled in the text ring for selecting again.
- tbob
Inventor of the WORM Global
Attachments:
test_table[1].vi ‏75 KB

Setting corect value in JTable while adding row @ run time

HI All,
Iam facing the following problems in Java Swing while using JTable..
I have a JTable with 11 colums and i add row on run time..
Since i needed the 11th column of the table to be of type CheckBox i used the follwing object in the DefaultTableModel class..
Object[][] data =
{"1", "", "", "", "", "", new Double(0.0), new Integer(0), new Double(0.0), new Double(0.0),new Boolean(false) }
When ever i wan't to delete a row i will click the Boolean Object ( which appears as a Check box ) and then delete that row.. For deleteing i am using 1 methods..
1. By selecting the col by mouse and the click a button to delete the selected rows...
2. By selecting the col by key board , using a Menu ShortCut key ( CTRL-F ) and then using the space key to on the value , then i use another Menu ShortCut key ( CTRL-D ) to delete all the selected rows..
The above 2 methods work fine as for as deleting is concerned..
But the problem starts while adding another row after deleting one or more rows..That 2 happens while the deletion had been done by the KEYBORD only..
The problem is...
If there is more than 1 rows and i select some rows of any order..And then delete them with the Keyboard option..and then add a rows , while adding the row @ the postion where the last row was deleted iam getting the 11th col. value ( which apears as a check box ) as selected..For example if there is 4 rows and i delete the 3rd and 4th row and then when i add rows its fine for the 3rd row and for the 4th row ( which was the last one which was slected to be deleted ) i get the option as a selected one..
But while adding i use the above said Data object only..I then used the the
JTablename.getValueAt(i,10); to print the value and iam geting false only..
And more over when i try to focus in the cell in 1st row last column of the table by the setSelection method , the focus goes to the cell which appears to be enbled..
My friends asked me to use the follwing methods before adding rows ..
1. clearSelection()
2. Validate()
3. repaint()
But the problem seems not over can anyone help....
U can mail me to [email protected]
Love,.
Siva

Yes, relatively easily, I think.
In your end jump script set a second value in a different GPRM that identifies the last film played. This way the play all flag is set and you know which clip has just been seen.
On resuming the play all you need to reset the play all flag to '1' and then look at the other GPRM to see which clip played last. Use a bunch of jump commands to get back in to the playback at the start of the next logical clip and it should continue through as before.
The secret here is to clear the play all flag when showing a few clips, but use your 'resume play all' button to reset the flag and see where you were by reading the other GPRM.
The downside here is that you could be in clip 3 when you exit the play all, but you would have to resume clip 3 from the start when you return as the 'Resume' info will get cleared if you start showing other clips in the mean time.
Have you also considered setting up a video jukebox? You could then pick a selection of tracks to play in the order they were chosen and leave them to run through. This is a much trickier bit of scripting, but very possible!
Stories could have made things easier, but given the set-up that you have built you can still get what you need from the scripting

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