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How do I avoid using indexes in my scenario?

sam.zaccharinsam.zaccharin Members
edited November -1 in Sahi - Open Source
OS: MAC
Browser: Firefox 11, Chrome 17
Sahi Build: 2011-07-19

So, I have a table. The table has a table header in this format 
<thead class="header-original"><tr><th>Serial</th></tr></thead>

Now, the problem is the exact header is set to display:none and replicated in the table. This is done in our app so that the headers can be sticky (position appears as fixed) during a page scroll. 
<thead class="header" style="display:none"><tr><th>Serial</th></tr></thead>

Because of this, the tableheaders are identified like so: _tableHeader("Serial[1]")
Is there any UI relation that I can use to avoid the indexing that Sahi creates for the headers?

Sam

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  • lonely_girl01lonely_girl01 Members
    sam.zaccharin wrote:
    OS: MAC
    Browser: Firefox 11, Chrome 17
    Sahi Build: 2011-07-19

    So, I have a table. The table has a table header in this format 
    <thead class="header-original"><tr><th>Serial</th></tr></thead>

    Now, the problem is the exact header is set to display:none and replicated in the table. This is done in our app so that the headers can be sticky (position appears as fixed) during a page scroll. 
    <thead class="header" style="display:none"><tr><th>Serial</th></tr></thead>

    Because of this, the tableheaders are identified like so: _tableHeader("Serial[1]")
    Is there any UI relation that I can use to avoid the indexing that Sahi creates for the headers?

    Sam


    Hi Sam,

    You could use the classname of the header, which in your case is _tableHeader("Serial[1]") = _tableHeader("header")
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