Would like the ability to be able to have some action occur whenever the HEADER row of a Data Table is clicked/touched. When this occurs should also be able to know where in the header the click occurred (ie: which column header).
Most likely this would have an OnSelect property or something.
Main use case is the ability to be able to let the user (for instance) sort the table in the table (ascending/descending) by the column header that was clicked (under app control - it would decide what to do and which column).
Currently the only way this can be done is to look at the OnSelect property for each column/field in the table, which only appears to fire whenever an actual row that has data (not the header) is clicked. It would be acceptable to have this (optionally perhaps) fire when the header row is selected - assuming there is the ability to know it was the header row and not one of the rows of data.
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