Preserved Topic: A demonstration of Table managment (JS/DHTML/ASP)

Hello,

I had to make a script to allow user to edit/add/delete/update lines from a database in a very intiutive way.

I publish this HTML script for learning and critique (probably i can make it better) purpose.

Needs: IE4+ NS6
http://lgwm.org/ozone/dynatable.htm

Good luck.

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Ini, thanks for your comments.

It is already bound to a database.
But this .HTML version is just a "ViewSource" then save as Static HTML (notice that the submit does not work)

please view its source and look for:
'db generated' strings,
where you will spot locations where I used ASP to generate that code.

I found it pointless to publish ASP files cause I'll have to publish MDB files too.


I'm running through one problem though....I can't movelines up/down in NS6, cause the Table.moveRow() method does not exist! it is suggested to use the replaceChild() but that ain't working. suggestions?!

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yes, Ini...
I could have got the table's complete innerHTML content then wrote two RegExps to flip the lines (string level, manipulating the whole <tr>.+?</tr> ) then write the new innerHTML back again, but I would like to use the DOM methods!

I tried theTable.replaceChild(theTable.rows[index], theTable.rows[index+1]) and that does not work...

anyway,

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yes, you're right.

I'll do that.

Thanks for the hint.