Hi Antonio,
thanks a lot for this solution. I'v been looking for something like this for a long time.
Since we are on 9.1 there is a link at the end of the search table, called "Full list", which we have used since then as a workaround.
But haveyou also found something to make the table itself display more than 10 lines? This is something our users complain a lot about, because scrolling 1000 lines in a window displaying only 10 lines is really a pain.
Best regards
Johannes
Hi Johannes,
We just upgraded to 9.1 over the weekend and I have users asking about this as well. Did you find a solution for displaying more then 10 lines?
In Reply to Johannes Schramm:
Hi Antonio,
thanks a lot for this solution. I'v been looking for something like this for a long time.
Since we are on 9.1 there is a link at the end of the search table, called "Full list", which we have used since then as a workaround.
But haveyou also found something to make the table itself display more than 10 lines? This is something our users complain a lot about, because scrolling 1000 lines in a window displaying only 10 lines is really a pain.
Best regards
Johannes
Hi Alexius,
What I am trying to do is understand if there is a preference for the scrolling itself. Since the Ajax tables now in 9.1 do not display all results at once but rather populate results as you scroll, we have users that want to see more results populated.
I am not sure if this is possible. Thanks for any help you can provide.
Nice stuff Antonio,
Yea, I had a battle with PTC and they say it is intended functionality that the "Find in Table" functionality is only meant to what is displayed. Not the entire paged table list. Pretty stupid intended functionality. These guys should start talking to the users for the use cases instead of coming up with crappy workarounds. I create a PTC call C6862995 and it even went to Level 0 of support. I would like to see their specs because they keep on saying it works to "spec". Who approved this stupid spec?
I also found if your table is so huge, there is a huge performance hit which is why find in table function is so powerful and efficient if it works.