Hi,

How can i add hyperlink to one of the column values present in a table.I have created a Perl/tkx table with two columns( column1 & column2) and populated this table using "set" options as mentioned below but it does not this does not have all code i have developed


sub Populate_ProfilerList

{
opendir my $dh, $Profiler_Dir  or die "$0: opendir: $!";
my @DirArray = grep {-d "$Profiler_Dir/$_" && ! /^\.{1,2}$/} readdir($
+dh);
my $TableRowSize = @DirArray;
my $TableColSize = 2;
my %TableHeader = ( '0,0' => 'Profiler Name', '0,1' => 'Last Modified'
+,);
my $ProfilerList_Table = $Profiler_LabelFrame->new_table (-cols => $Ta
+bleColSize,-rows => $TableRowSize,-cache => 1, -titlerows => 1, -cols
+tretchmode => 'all', -takefocus => 1,-autoclear => 0, -font => 'calib
+ri', -variable => \%TableHeader,-anchor=>"nw",-borderwidth =>0);

($TableVertical_Scroll = $Profiler_LabelFrame->new_ttk__scrollbar(-com
+mand => [$ProfilerList_Table, "yview"],-orient => "vertical"))->g_gri
+d(-column=>0,-row=>0,-rowspan=>3,-sticky=>"nse");
$ProfilerList_Table->configure(-yscrollcommand => [$TableVertical_Scro
+ll, "set"]);
my $TableColNo = 1;
foreach my $DirName (@DirArray)
  {
      my $RowNum = $TableColNo%2;
      my $epoch_timestamp = (stat("$Profiler_Dir/$DirName"))[9];
      my $timestamp       = localtime($epoch_timestamp) ."  ";
       $ProfilerList_Table->set( "$TableColNo,0", $DirName);
       $ProfilerList_Table->set( "$TableColNo,1", $timestamp);
       $TableColNo++ ;   
    }
  $ProfilerList_Table->configure( -state => 'disabled',-height=>7, );
  $ProfilerList_Table->g_grid(-column=>0,-row=>0,-ipadx=>120,,-ipady=>
+5,-sticky=>"new",-columnspan=>1);
  }

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In reply to Add Hyperlink to a column values in tkx table by Dravidan

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