I need a TreeView which is inside the first column of a table. In theseconds (and more) columns there should be data about every "row" of the treeview.It is important that the data for each item is aligned under each other.
I have a question for flexigrid jquery grid control users.
I am able to display json data returned from my WCF service in my Flexigrid in my application.
The paging toolbar displays correctly and it's clear that the paging toolbar understands how I've configured it.
However, the grid is not actually implementing the paging filter on the data in the grid. For example, the paging toolbar says "Displaying 1 to 10 of 12 items". However, all 12 items are displayed in the grid.
I guess I'm missing a config setting or callback. Any idea what the problem might be?
I have a table Data gridfield.jpg and I want to scan bar codes in a field (Jobe_code) and after that this code would be copied to a empty field on the gried.
I've got an upcoming project involving a spreadsheet-like view onto data that will be accomplished using one of the available grid view plugins. According to [URL], the "state of the art," as it were, are the following: jQuery plug-ins: [URL](ThemeRoller-Ready!) [URL] [URL] [URL] [URL](was part of early versions of UI, got dropped) [URL](Seems dead) Any pros/cons to using any of them?
My Page allows the following functionality...(ASP.NET)
1.When a userscrolls the gridview downwards fresh data is retrieved from a web service and appended to the grid.
2.Clicking the checkbox of a row selects the current row and creates a clone rowand appends it toa bottom grid.
The Problem:
The problem is that clicking the selected checkbox does not append it to the grid at the bottom. Now the funny part is that the data which is displayed in the initial load is appended to the bottom grid when checked but the fresh Data which is loaded is not appended to the bottom grid when checked.
Basically all I'm trying to do is use substrings to write one random letter of the alphabet into a 2x4 or 4x2 grid or table.
I want to keep the code I have, as I'll need to do more with it later. Again, all I get 8 defined boxes each with one letter in each. I don't want to have any of the existing code changed
Code: <html> <head> <script type="text/javascript"> var pairs;
I am looking for creating a grid/table that is editable online. I have browsed online for solutions, but I am short of time & I seem to getting more confused the more I search.
Basically I am trying to create a staff rota that the admin staff can edit online and save out so it is viewable - but not editable by staff members.
Visit [url]. I want to to save 32 stations grid in exactly the same format or better yet be able to somehow copy it in excel w/out going into the source and manually editing it. How is this possible?
I want to display my data in table format after extracting it from database. Is it possible to make a table dynamically according to number of rows in the database.
My table is a data table, and I'm contemplating using it as the data store as well, rather than keep a js array of data separately. The cell values are retrieved by ajax, then inserted into the table. I'm thinking that the duplication of data (once in the js array, once in the table) is likely to lead to strange results somewhere along the line, where the two data sets get out of synch. It seems to me that jquery makes using a table in this way rather simple (I refer to the jquery selectors in particular). The table includes some editable-in-place columns.
If any such edits, and user presses a Save button above the table, the save function finds the edited fields and sends an appropriate ajax call, then refreshes the table with the outcome (eg it worked, so new values remain shown, it didn't work, revert, or something like that, it's not too important here). Hence the need to maintain some 'awareness' of the values in the cells. I'm content with using attributes as needed to support this (e.g., to be able to revert to original value, to mark cells that have been edited). Table may contain up to 500 rows, ten columns. How it compares with keeping the data in a js array?
I have 3 Jquery tabs on the form. Each tab contain same HTML Tables, I want to access the data in a Cell of a table in an active tab on the button click
in normal Case I use
var x=document.getElementById("searchResultTable").rows[10].cells; referenceNo=x[2].innerHTML;// get the value in the Cell alert( "x[2].innerHTML);
if i use this Code i get only the First Table data .All the Tabs Contains Same Table with Same Id and Name
I'm trying to update a table based on the results of a database query returned via JSON. My goal is to show the progress of a queue, removing entries that have completed. Firstly I need to populate a table with the results of the JSON. I have:
I would like to create a table using static data. This is not a updatable data table, or anything fancy. I am must wanting to replace a table crated with <table> tags with some sort of DHTML div tags so that I can do more with the table.
I have a table of data brought in through lift and in it is a status column. I am wondering if there is an easy way to color a row based on the contents of that column. Any status of broken was red, edited was yellow and finalized was green. It seems like I could write a widget for doing this, but I don't know how it would work and have little experience with creating my own widgets.
Here is the initialization which includes functions for mouseover color changes. <script type="text/javascript"> $(document).ready(function() { // Adds "over" class to rows on mouseover $(".tablesorter tr").mouseover(function(){ $(this).addClass("rowHover"); }); // Removes "over" class from rows on mouseout $(".tablesorter tr").mouseout(function(){ $(this).removeClass("rowHover"); }); $('.tablesorter selectThisRow').click(function() { $(this).parent('tr').addClass('selected'); }); $("#claims").tablesorter({ sortList:[[4,0],[6,0]], widgets: ['zebra'], headers: { 0: { sorter: false }, 1: { sorter: false }, 2: { sorter: false }, 3: { sorter: false }, 5: { sorter: false }, 7: { sorter: false }, 8: { sorter: false } }}) .tablesorterPager({container: $("#pager")}); }); </script>
I'm working with scala and lift as well so I'm bringing in the table data from a database when the page loads. Whether a widget is how to make the colors adjust, or creating more JS functions for doing it.
I am currently using this function to clone rows in my table when a user clicks 'add row'
The problem is, obviously, cloning the row also clones any of the data that the user may have already entered. I need to just clone the elements of the row, not the user entered data. Is there a way to remove all data from a row before it is cloned?
I'm requesting a very large JSON dataset for a table via AJAX and I'm building it on the fly with JQuery. What would be the most efficient way to build it?
I am looking for JQuery script to edit mysql table. I am sure something should be published, but I don't know where to search. I need something very simple to install and configure. The idea is to have a form field on a page, where all columns of table would be placed. Every mysql column should be on separate line and there should be a save button next to it. So if I edit a column, then I would just press Save button, and the request to save actual value would be send to server. No page reload. I would continue editing and saving all columns and when I would be at bottom of page, then I would press the Next button, and next mysql row would be loaded to the form field.
How can I use JQuery to, when clicking a row of data in a table, take that row (consisting of three columns) and populate three different input fields with it?