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Re: Table built-in checkable column vs. export form data [message #1834123 is a reply to message #1834061] |
Tue, 03 November 2020 11:27 |
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Hi Krzysztof
You can define your own BooleanColumn in the table, which will then be added to the FormData (and is thus sent to the server). By overriding getConfiguredCheckableColumn() in your table, you can mark this column as the checkable column (no automatic UI-only column will be added). Would that help?
JavaDoc of getConfiguredCheckableColumn():
Configures the checkable column. The checkable column represents the check state of the row, i.e. if it is checkedor not. If no checkable column is configured, only the row itself represents if the row was checked or not.
Subclasses can override this method. Default is null.
Returns: A column class extending AbstractBooleanColumn that represents the row check state.
Regards,
Beat
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