i'm facing the same problem, not able to change the color of the selected row.. please help!!!

I will try to prepare example of this.

Regards

Tony

Sorry I missed something

.rowselected tr td {color: #ff0000;} or

.rowselected tr>td {color: #ff0000;}

should work

Regards

Tony

Once again the font size changes but the color stays whatever the cell is set at. Tried in FF and IE.

Cheers.

try this:

.rowselected{ font-size:20px}

.rowselected td {color: #ff0000;}

Regards

Tony

.rowselected{color: #ff0000; font-size:20px}

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jQuery(’#'+id).addClass(’rowselected’);
jQuery(’#'+lastsel).removeClass(’rowselected’);

If I click on a row the row changes to 20px font size and reverts if I then click a differnt row. That proves this method does change the css.

Unfortunately the cell color stays exactly the same instead of being forced to red.

First I reccomend to define in CSS a class myclas, then

onSelectRow: function(id){
if(id && id!==lastsel){
  jQuery(’#’+id).addClass("myclass");

  jQuery(’#’+lastsel).removeClass("myclass");
lastsel=id;
}
}

This will work since the id is acctually the id of the selected row

Regards

Tony

Any black cell color turns white (which is good) but if a cell color is specifically set with setCell

jQuery(”#a_today”).setCell(rowid,’l_wins’,”,{color:’red’});

then that color will not change to white. This color clashes with some cells when they are highlighted.

Is it possible to force all selectedrow cell colors to white?

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This is something I tried:

onSelectRow: function(id){
if(id && id!==lastsel){
var myrowdata = jQuery('#a_today').setCell(id,'name','',{color:'white'});
lastsel=id;
}
},

That sort of works in that it does change the cell color of name to white when the row is selected.

But if I then select another row it stays white (and thus is white on a white background - it doesn't go back to the original cell color.