Hi Marcel,
El 02/08/13 12:15, Marcel Waldvogel escribió:
> You are right, forms and tables are not good friends :). You could use
> "colspan=3" or even taking the form outside the table. For these
> cases I
> usually use a bootstrap modal, with just a small button inside the
> table.
>
>
> That might be the way to go; I'll have to see how that affects the user
> experience.
>
> BTW: Do you think it is possible to have the part="xxx" on the <tr>
> itself, instead of an enveloping <div>? That would simplify updating the
> entire table row.
I think the example did exactly this, or I haven't understood you
correctly. This is an extract:
<tr: replace>
<tr part="row">
Regards,
Ignacio
>
> Thank you for your invaluable help!
> -Marcel
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