Set Focus on CreateINsert row in ADF Table

Hello @Umer Farooq

I had similar problem.

Try to set t.focus(); twice in your javascript function, and let me know if it worked.

Regards,

Carlos

Ok.

Let´s see.

Are your requirements to use af:table component compulsory?

My personal solution (besides double the focus) was to use af:iterator (but af:list also worked), and in the meantime i also used this link: Blog on Software and Beyond it: Set Initial Focus component for Oracle ADF Faces , wich is not mandatory(the major thing in that example is the double focus), but i let it in my code because its used as a component.

Check my code:

<af:iterator id="payIter" value="#{viewScope.paymentsTableBean.paymentsTable}" var="item"                         binding="#{viewScope.salePaymentsBean.payIterator}">                <af:panelGroupLayout id="pb1" layout="horizontal">                    <h:outputLabel value="#{labelsVar['LBL-0146']} #{item.index}:" id="ol1" styleClass="paymentLabel"/>                    <af:selectOneChoice id="iteratorTypeCombo" value="#{item.type}" autoSubmit="true"                                        disabled="#{item.index le viewScope.salePaymentsBean.disabledIndex}">                        <?audit suppress oracle.jdeveloper.jsp.validate-children?>                        <f:selectItems value="#{viewScope.salePaymentsBean.paytypeList}" id="si1"/>                        <af:clientListener method="changedPaymentTypeEnter" type="keyUp"/>                        <af:serverListener type="typeFocusListener"                                           method="#{viewScope.salePaymentsBean.paymentTypeChange}"/>                        <ADF-Extensions:setInitialFocus/>                    </af:selectOneChoice>                    <af:inputText value="#{item.amount}" id="iteratorAmount" autoSubmit="true"                                                                    disabled="#{item.index le viewScope.salePaymentsBean.disabledIndex or item.type eq null or item.index ge viewScope.salePaymentsBean.maxNrPayments}"                                  binding="#{viewScope.salePaymentsBean.paymentValueIT}">                        <af:validateDoubleRange minimum="0.01" maximum="#{viewScope.salePaymentsBean.remainingValue}"/>                        <f:convertNumber minFractionDigits="#{currentSessionBean.decimalDigits}"                                         maxFractionDigits="#{currentSessionBean.decimalDigits}"/>                        <af:clientListener method="changedValueEnter" type="keyUp"/>                        <af:serverListener type="valueFocusListener"                                           method="#{viewScope.salePaymentsBean.paymentValueChange}"/>                    </af:inputText>                    <af:link id="linkDelPaym" icon="/resources/images/sales/delete.png"                             actionListener="#{viewScope.salePaymentsBean.deletePayment}"                             rendered="#{item.index gt viewScope.salePaymentsBean.disabledIndex and viewScope.salePaymentsBean.disabledIndex ne 0}"/>                </af:panelGroupLayout>            </af:iterator>

Also, my data is not coming from DC but programmatically from bean.

Ah, i used Enter key, but that´s evaluated in javascript:

function changedValueEnter(evt) {    var keyCode = evt.getKeyCode();    var inputText = evt.getSource();    //check for Enter Key    if (keyCode == AdfKeyStroke.ENTER_KEY) {        var source = evt.getSource();        AdfCustomEvent.queue(source, "valueFocusListener",         {value:inputText.getSubmittedValue()},        false);        evt.cancel();    }}

Regards,

Carlos

Hello @Umer Farooq

Sorry. I´m lack of ideas.

The only hint that i can give now (cause nothing else worked) is that i had to clean code (old stuff and references i didn´t use no more in bean) and only then the example i gave you worked.

But my case was that i was changing the components from one thing to another(ended up to be af:iterator), and you only migrated from something which was working...

Best of luck,

Carlos