How to expand one row at a time in nested PrimeFaces datatable - jsf-2

I am using PrimeFaces 4.0 and I want to expand one row at a time and other rows should be collapsed. I have a requirement to open a single row at a time. I have seen solution for the same question but when I am trying to implement that on a data table inside a data table , it is collapsing the parent datable also....I need to collapse only child table inside parent data table.

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I'm trying to make a row show more information that belong to the same table using antd and react (the data nested still belongs to the table, but it is collapsed) as is shown on image below. Searching on antd table documentation, I found a example to nest another table in the main table. Howerver, the second table also needs to have a Header besides it does not fallow the alignment of the first one. Could someone please explain me how I reach there?
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Saving data to different tables from a single form in Dynamics AX

How can we allow a Dynamics AX form to allow saving data on the grid to two independent tables:
When I click on +New it always adds the row to the first grid. We are looking for a way to add row independently for each grid on this form.
Your +New button is most likely a command button and has a single associated DataSource or inherited DataSource. So when you click +New, it can only do the single one.
See: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dynamicsax-2012/developer/action-pane-button-overview
So you need to write some code or add a second Command Button with a different DataSource if you want the button to do two new records at the same time.

Angular ui-grid - how to tell if I am on the last row

I'm using the latest version of Angular UI Grid and am struggling with how to determine if the focus is currently on the last displayed row of the grid.
The data array is not sorted the way it is on-screen, so I cannot use that info. I read that the visible row cache should be sorted as it is on-screen, but I think that might be related to the old ng-grid. At any rate, if I look at gridApi.core.getVisibleRows(myGrid) it still has the sorting as per the raw data.
I am currently handling the event gridApi.cellNav.on.navigate(newRowCol, oldRowCol). I can see the column and row that the user has the focus on, but I cannot see any values in this event (or elsewhere) that I can use to determine if the row is the last-displayed on-screen. I'd appreciate any tips!!
You should use gridApi.grid.renderContainers.body.visibleRowCache which is an array sorted the way the rows are visible on the screen. You can then check if the row is the last row with something like:
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Expand row in Vaadin

Requirement is to provide through Vaadin Table , like row expand. On Click of the more detail which available in Every Column should add the component and show below the row.
I have same like requirement as shown in grid3.js through Sencha, but need a table.

How to reorder fields in an ORBEON Form

I understand that the layout in Orbeon Forms is grid-based, but even inside a grid of let's say 10 rows and 5 columns, If I happen to want to shift the 8th row to the 3rd row using the Visual Form Builder, how would I do that?
In general, is it possible to reorder the fields or sections within the Orbeon Designer using the MOUSE?
Currently you cannot reorder grid rows or columns, with or without a mouse (if by that you mean using drag-and-drop. But it's a great suggestion for the Orbeon Forms authors.
At this point, what you can do is this:
insert a new empty row
using the toolbox, "cut" the first control you want to move
using the toolbox, "paste" into the first cell of the new row
repeat the last 2 steps
It's painful but it will work.
Or, you can move the row directly within the source of the form, by moving the in the grid to the new place.
Note that while drag-and-drop would be great, it's not actually strictly needed: buttons and keyboard shortcuts can get you there too.

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