Android Question B4XTable, formatting cell backcolor

[Noelkman]

Hi there,
is it possible like with the B4Xformatter class to colorize the backcolor of a cell too? Does someone has a working example for me.
Not the version with the SetRowColor Example like here
https://www.b4x.com/android/forum/t...o-content-and-then-disable-it.115988/#content
this doesn't keep the formatting for some reason when sorted or page flip. I have to select a row first then it is ok.
Or is there an event that fires when sorted so I can trigger my refreshes?

 

[Mahares]

is it possible like with the B4Xformatter class to colorize the backcolor of a cell too?

Would you be interested in Xselections:

[B4X] B4XTableSelections - extended selection modes for B4XTable

B4XTableSelections extends B4XTable and adds new selection modes: SINGLE_CELL_TEMP - this is the built-in selection mode. Unlike the other selection modes it disappears automatically. SINGLE_CELL_PERMANENT - selection of a single cell. SINGLE_LINE_PERMANENT - selection of a single line...

www.b4x.com

Where the backcolor remains in effect if you choose MULTIPLE_CELLS. You can sort and the backcolor remains in effect until you exit the app. You can also change the back color. If you looked at it and it is not what you want, explain your goal

 

[Noelkman]

Would you be interested in Xselections:

[B4X] B4XTableSelections - extended selection modes for B4XTable

B4XTableSelections extends B4XTable and adds new selection modes: SINGLE_CELL_TEMP - this is the built-in selection mode. Unlike the other selection modes it disappears automatically. SINGLE_CELL_PERMANENT - selection of a single cell. SINGLE_LINE_PERMANENT - selection of a single line...

www.b4x.com

Where the backcolor remains in effect if you choose MULTIPLE_CELLS. You can sort and the backcolor remains in effect until you exit the app. You can also change the back color. If you looked at it and it is not what you want, explain your goal

Thanks a bunch. I was playing with XSelections already but wasn't aware or misunderstood MULTIPLE_CELLS
I'll try that again.