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[Candy M.]

I would like to hide the header that displays in a Table container.
How can this be done?

Thanks,
Candy

[.]

There is a "headerHidden" styleAttribute for tables:

https://4js.com/techdocs/genero/fgl/devel/DocRoot/User/PresentationStyles.html#STYATT_TABLE

Code

<Style name="Table.withoutHeader">
  <StyleAttribute name="headerHidden" value="1"/>
</Style>
 

and

Code

TABLE t1 : STYLE="withoutHeader";
 

Regards,
Pierre-Nicolas

[Candy M.]

Thanks, Pierre-Nicholas.  I had tried that but was using value="yes".  When I switched it
to value="1" it works.  It must be because I'm using an older version (2.11.16).

Thanks again for your help.  I appreciate it.

Candy

[.]

Yes, older versions were using most of the time "1" or "0", but also for a few attributes yes/no, which was not really consistent.

2.2x versions are now accepting 0/no/false and 1/yes/true everywhere, so you don't have to take care.

Regards,
Pierre-Nicolas

[Leo S.]

Hi Candy,I'm  just curious, why you want to hide the table header ? What is the context ?
Kind Regards, Leo

[Candy M.]

Hi Leo,
     I'm displaying a list in a pop up window where the user will choose a row and a program will be launched.  I didn't want to display the headers.
     What I really wanted to do in the beginning was combine StartMenu and TopMenu items in the same DOM tree.   We need to dynamically add a list of programs (reports) to be launched (each is a 42r).  I wanted to add them in a TopMenu, but that is bound to actions.  I wanted the menu to be bound to a command which is a StartMenu.  But we are using TopMenu and I can't add a StartMenu to a TopMenu.
     So our work-a-round is to press a button in the toolbar that will show a list of reports (an icon and report title will display).
I didn't want a header in this case in that window. 
     
Candy