Hi all, the application I'm attempting to write couldn't be simpler: I want to display rows of data, retrieved from a database and allow people to edit or delete those rows and add new rows. Backend is PHP, but I'd prefer to keep that out of the picture. So far I'm passing my rows successfully to jquery and have the loop ready to go, but I'm not sure how to proceed.
Here's my dilemma: what's the best strategy for keeping the HTML out of my Javascript as much as possible? The whole point of this excercise has been to try to extricate as much PHP as possible from the display logic, but just subbing in javascript is obviously pretty pointless. One strategy I'm toying with is having an HTML "empty row" in the normal layout that's hidden and get's cloned for both existing and new records. Is this a common technique? Are there better ones? I'm trying not to re-invent the wheel here! TIA, Charles
