Nils Lundquist added a comment - 24/Oct/12 9:19 PM - edited Well to start off this mode won't be interoperable with multi row headers or the static-header scrollable mode.

Ken Fyten added a comment - 06/Nov/12 8:06 PM - edited Yes it will. (Restricted to icesoft-internal-developers group)

Nils Lundquist added a comment - 06/Nov/12 11:08 PM - edited As per discussiona with Ken, static header- and multirow (in particular) support will becoming in future revisions. (Restricted to icesoft-internal-developers group)

Ken Fyten added a comment - 04/Dec/12 4:36 PM Nils Lundquist commented on ICE-8639 : ------------------------------------- Revision #32283 Committed by nils.lundquist Nov. 21st ICE-8639 - ace:dataTable column pinning beta version

Nils Lundquist added a comment - 05/Dec/12 11:30 PM Initial revision of feature complete pending client feedback. A new JIRA has been opened for known border-driven misalignments.

Russell Lewandowski added a comment - 20/Jan/13 10:42 PM SVN 32311, ICE-8639 made a change to the compare that accidentally compared the itemVal to the filterEvent and not the filterVal. Small typo. Attached is the correct code to make this functionality work again. Functionality works in ICEfaces 3.2, only effects 3.3.SNAPSHOT. org.icefaces.ace.component.datatable.DataTableHeadRenderer.java private static void encodeFilter(FacesContext context, DataTableRenderingContext tableContext, Column column) throws IOException { Map< String , String > params = context.getExternalContext().getRequestParameterMap(); ResponseWriter writer = context.getResponseWriter(); DataTable table = tableContext.getTable(); String widgetVar = CoreRenderer.resolveWidgetVar(table); String filterId = column.getClientId(context) + "_filter" ; String filterFunction = widgetVar + ".filter(event)" ; String filterStyleClass = column.getFilterStyleClass(); String filterEvent = table.getFilterEvent(); filterStyleClass = filterStyleClass == null ? DataTableConstants.COLUMN_FILTER_CLASS : DataTableConstants.COLUMN_FILTER_CLASS + " " + filterStyleClass; if (column.getValueExpression( "filterOptions" ) == null ) { String filterValue = column.getFilterValue() != null ? column.getFilterValue() : ""; writer.startElement(HTML.INPUT_ELEM, null ); writer.writeAttribute(HTML.ID_ATTR, filterId, null ); writer.writeAttribute(HTML.NAME_ATTR, filterId, null ); writer.writeAttribute(HTML.TABINDEX_ATTR, tableContext.getTabIndex(), null ); writer.writeAttribute(HTML.CLASS_ATTR, filterStyleClass, null ); writer.writeAttribute( "size" , "1" , null ); // Webkit requires none zero/ null size value to use CSS width correctly. writer.writeAttribute( "value" , filterValue , null ); if (filterEvent.equals( "keyup" ) || filterEvent.equals( "blur" )) writer.writeAttribute( "on" +filterEvent, filterFunction , null ); if (column.getFilterStyle() != null ) writer.writeAttribute(HTML.STYLE_ELEM, column.getFilterStyle(), null ); writer.endElement(HTML.INPUT_ELEM); } else { writer.startElement( "select" , null ); writer.writeAttribute(HTML.ID_ATTR, filterId, null ); writer.writeAttribute(HTML.NAME_ATTR, filterId, null ); writer.writeAttribute(HTML.TABINDEX_ATTR, tableContext.getTabIndex(), null ); writer.writeAttribute(HTML.CLASS_ATTR, filterStyleClass, null ); writer.writeAttribute( "onchange" , filterFunction, null ); SelectItem[] itemsArray = (SelectItem[]) getFilterOptions(column); Object filterVal = column.getFilterValue(); for (SelectItem item : itemsArray) { writer.startElement( "option" , null ); writer.writeAttribute( "value" , item.getValue(), null ); Object itemVal = item.getValue(); if ((filterVal == null && itemVal == null ) || itemVal.toString().equals(filterVal)) { // filterVal was filterEvent writer.writeAttribute( "selected" , " true " , null ); } writer.write(item.getLabel()); writer.endElement( "option" ); } writer.endElement( "select" ); } }

Nils Lundquist added a comment - 21/Jan/13 4:54 PM Thanks for catching this, there must be a hole in our tests for this to have slipped through.