Table Add Rows In All Browsers Except Internet Explorer?
Nov 30, 2011
I have a function where it add rows into a table. For the example below it adds a row under the Question column, (I have not included whole function as there is a lot of code so instead I have just posted the relevant code.
Code:
//This is inside a function
var row = document.createElement("tr");
var cell
input,
[code]....
Now my function works really well when it comes to adding a row into a table. The problem is that it works on all major browsers except for Internet Explorer. I have researched an found out that I may need to use insertRow() and insertCell() methods. I don't know how to really apply this into my code so what I want to know is that if somebody knows how to manipulate the code above to include the insertRows and insertCell methods, I know how insertRow() and insertCell is added in the code and I can include this in all of my other columns in the function.
I have a function where it add rows into a table. For the example below it adds a row under the Question column, (I have not included whole function as there is a lot of code so instead I have just posted the relevant code.
Code: //This is inside a function var row = document.createElement("tr");
Im using The Superfish Menu code(http:url....) in a web page and it works in all the browsers except Internet Explorer 8, because it says:t ohelp protect your security, Internet Explorer has restricted this file from showing active content that could access your computer.
I have a task to create tables dynamically, using the javascript DOM. The current method uses a 1px x 1px IFRAME to loop through some data generation stuff, and then call JS functions in the parent window to generate the tables.
The basic idea is to add a table tag, with a thead and tbody, on the main parent page, that has display:none set. This then becomes display:block when there are rows to show. The rows themselves are added directly to the visible tbody element using appendChild(). When the results need to be refreshed, the tbody elements are removed, and then added again.
This works well in most browsers, including Opera. However, Mac IE always freezes when trying to generate the table, even for the first time.
I have several different versions, and they all generate the same issue. The tables I am creating are quite complex: multiple cells, colspans, images, nested tables, roll over colours, styles etc. At first, I believed it was an issue with creating images dynamically, however it now seems that is not the case.
I have also tried creating the table and tbody tags using the DOM and appending them to a div, but with no luck. I have also tried creating the tables using a hidden object and then copying the innerHTML / nodes across to the visible one. The various versions I have cover most bases:
* using innerHTML to add content to the cells * using the javascript DOM to create all elements and append them * using a mixture of the both
If anybody has any feedback or suggestions then it would be really appreciated, particularly related to the following:
* From your experience, is this realistically possible?
* Is the problem I'm experiencing related to the complexity or size of the table I am trying to generate? If the table is simple text only, with 2 or 3 columns and rows, then it does work.
* What is the best method to dynamically create tables and cell content across browsers, and in Mac IE?
* Is the problem image related? Does anyone have experience of creating images dynamically in tables in Mac IE? Do you use "new image()" or createElement()? (using the small table sample, this was possible using both methods, and also innerHTML on a cell).
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This is an example of what I currently have. There is also a button which adds more rows. It wasn't too hard to get it working using CSS and innerHTML:
However, due to mass css headaches with the layout, I' like to see if it can be done it tables instead and using the DOM methods (nodes, createElement etc)
so far, the examples I've seen either don't allow the same functionality or don't work across IE5+(win), and modern versions of FFox, Safari and Netscape (MAC + WIN)
Does anyone know of a good class/example/tutorial?
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function LoadDestinationTable() { $("#destinationTable tr:gt(0)"[code]...
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I have a problem, and maybe someone knows the solution.
Context : - Browser : IE 6.0 - Application server : Livewire Pro - Client OS : Windows 98 SE - Server OS : NT4 - I have a frameset, including several pages, but only one will be used for the example. -------- | a | -------- | b | -------- - a form on the main page (a.html i.e.) - a data is manually typed, then I submit the form => the action will redirect to a new page (c.html) - on this new page, I do a history.go(-1), so I'm back on the a.html page, and the data is still there (it's ok) - cache parameters : "check on every page visited"
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