Checkbox column on a table to select multiple rows

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Hi all,

I work at a brick yard. Here I have a table that I keep track of brick orders on. It works great, I can click on cells and even edit the information from the table. But today, as I was putting together an allocation order, I thought, it would be great to select multiple rows and keep them highlighted once I’ve added them on my order sheet! And then another click will remove the highlight. Does anyone have any thoughts on how I can go about this? How does Wix do it on the content manager??!

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You can do this if you use a place in the table in REPEATER and of course you have to encode a few lines …

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Looking for table options. A repeater will not work for the rest of my table functions/codes. Thank you though.

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I do not remember any functions that can be done in a table anymore that can not be performed in REPEATER
I would love an example

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No I know it will work. I would just have to redo all the coding to pertain to a repeater instead, right. I just had my table just like I want it, was why I was hoping for a solution to the table. I’m not against starting over though. I duplicated my page and began a repeater. Which codes should I look to when I want to turn the container yellow when it’s been selected, and white when the item is not selected?

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Am I on the right track?

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The background can not get color in the code, but I solve it when I add BOX on the whole background late and you can paint it and set it a color with a click, you will have to make all kinds of solutions for the second click. If you have only one color then you can add a certain follow BOX and just hide it and discover it, IF ELSE then on first click will be revealed, and if it is visible you will hide. If you want to use several colors and set a color in the code you will need to save a variable for each item.
Note of course used now you will of course have to treat each item individually

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Following! I set up my box, but do need help with the coding. Will I be using onClick()? Then an if / else to show and hide the box if the checkbox is checked? I did that, but it doesn’t work.

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I removed the if / else statement and then the box appeared on all items. I am researching how to treat each item individually.

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SOLVED! Now to redesign it to look as close to my table as possible and filter to all my buttons that were attached to my tables. It’ll take some work, but this works just as I hoped and I appreciate your inspiration!