@trLabeledH(HEADER, DATA, [HEADER_ATTR], [DATA_ATTR])
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@trLabeledH(HEADER, DATA, [HEADER_ATTR], [DATA_ATTR])

Like trLabeled, but highlights row as user hovers.

The following parameters are recognized:

HEADER

The heading to put in the left column.

DATA

The data to be displayed in right column.

[HEADER_ATTR]

Optional attributes for the header column (<td> entity).

[DATA_ATTR]

Optional attributes for the right column (<td> entity).

This macro is very handy when building tables which have two columns. The first column is treated as a label column, the second column is used for displaying the data. This is primarily used for building output tables where you want the row under the mouse to be highlighted.

Example of using the macro:

<table @htmlAttr("class","labeledRow") @htmlAttr("summary","Two Columns")>
@trLabeledH("Date","@now()")
@trLabeledH("Name","George")
@trLabeledH("Age","34",,"@htmlAttr("align","right")")
</table>

Assuming the com.ccg.macros.at.All class is within your CLASSPATH and the config/html.at macros file has been generated (Hint: run make atmacros in the wui directory), a developer should be able to run the above example by copy/pasting from below:

[root@probe root]# java com.ccg.macros.at.All <<EOF
@include("config/html.at",,"d")

<table @htmlAttr("class","labeledRow") @htmlAttr("summary","Two Columns")>
@trLabeledH("Date","@now()")
@trLabeledH("Name","George")
@trLabeledH("Age","34",,"@htmlAttr("align","right")")
</table>
EOF

This macro is defined as:

<tr @htmlAttr("onmouseover","enterRow(this);")
  @htmlAttr("onmouseout","exitRow(this);")>
@thLabeled("@param(0)","@param(2)")
@tdLabeled("@param(1)","@param(3)")
</tr>
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