You could add a template variable to the created rows and filter for these
elements using `@ViewChildren('myVar') rows;` and then set focus on the
previous/next item in the list on arrow up/down.
On Wednesday, January 27, 2016 at 10:44:18 AM UTC+1, HansMeise wrote:
>
> I have a normal <table> with <tr> filled by *ngFor with data from an array
> that is filtered and ordered by two pipes. How can I use the arrow keys to
> scroll through the table rows? It should highlight the current selected row
> and the object from the array should be available for further processing.
>
> Thanks for your input :)
>
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