table

Specifies the XPath expression for the table root element.

The default table XPath is "*" - selecting document root element. Use setTable(xpath) method if the required data section is located somewhere else in the document.

Syntax

var value = obj.getTable(); 
obj.setTable(value);        

Examples

The following example shows how to select one section of the complex master-detail document.

<xml id="data">
    <orders>
        <order id="121"></order>
        <order id="122"></order>
        <order id="123">
            <item>
                <product>BlueWidget</product>
                <price>123.00</price>
                <qty>1</qty>
            </item>
            <item>
                <product>RedWidget</product>
                <price>456.00</price>
                <qty>10</qty>
            </item>
        </order>
    </orders>
</xml>

<script>

    var table = new AW.XML.Table;
    table.setTable("//order[@id=123]"); // set table node XPath
    table.setXML(document.getElementById("data"));

    var obj = new AW.UI.Grid;
    obj.setCellModel(table);
    obj.setColumnCount(3);
    obj.setRowCount(2);
    document.write(obj);

</script>

<xml id="data"> <orders> <order id="121"></order> <order id="122"></order> <order id="123"> <item> <product>BlueWidget</product> <price>123.00</price> <qty>1</qty> </item> <item> <product>RedWidget</product> <price>456.00</price> <qty>10</qty> </item> </order> </orders> </xml> <script> var table = new AW.XML.Table; table.setTable("//order[@id=123]"); // set table node XPath table.setXML(document.getElementById("data")); var obj = new AW.UI.Grid; obj.setCellModel(table); obj.setColumnCount(3); obj.setRowCount(2); document.write(obj); </script>

See also

Set rows, columns XPath