[elvea]

Hi,

I've been trying out this code http://www.dreaminco...er-application/, but I would like to add the function of adding/removing an event by clicking inside the calendar. Ideas on how I can do that? Any type of help is greatly appreciated!

[Dogstopper]

Just add a standard listener to it, but then find the cell that was selected with the following methods:
http://download.orac...ectedRows%28%29
http://download.orac...edColumns%28%29

Since you know only one cell will ever be selected at a time (as per the tutorial), this is a safe method for doing so.

[elvea]

Could you explain it in a bit more detail? And how do I add a MouseListener? Because I tried this

handelerC handeler = new handelerC();
panel.addMouseListener(handeler);

private class handelerC implements MouseListener {

public void mouseEntered(MouseEvent event) {
statusBar.setText("hi");

}

public void mouseExited(MouseEvent event) {
statusBar.setText("bye");

}

public void mouseClicked(MouseEvent event) {
statusBar.setText("you clicked");

}

But it didn't work.

[Dogstopper]

Don't you want to set the MouseListener on the JTable instead?

[elvea]

We want a MouseListener so we can click on different days and add text to that specific day. So if adding the MouseListener on the JTable will make that work, that's what I want!

[macosxnerd101]

That's exactly what you want. Check out the JTable rowAtPoint() and columnAtPoint() methods as well.

[elvea]

So I changed this part:

tableModel = new DefaultTableModel(){public boolean isCellEditable(int rowIndex, int mColIndex){return false;}};

Returning true instead of false. And now I can write in the cells, but it isn't pretty, haha.

Someone told me that I could use something called TableCellEditor, but I don't really understand how that works. Is there anyone who feels like explaining it a bit?

[elvea]

Anyone?
Just a little help would be so appreciated!