[jQuery] Re: Got Grid? Here's a large plugin effort.

2007-08-13 Thread Josh Bush
To add rows I added a jQuery method that you call like this: var t=$(#test); var rows=[]; for(var i=0;i500;i++) rows.push([Test,Row,i]); t.addRow(rows); //Multi-Row Append to end t.addRow([Test,Row,-1],1); //Single row insert at position 1 I'll make an effort to document each of the

[jQuery] Re: Got Grid? Here's a large plugin effort.

2007-08-13 Thread Glen Lipka
We had a test a while back that was changing a CSS class versus a series of dom elements. http://www.sunsean.com/animatetest.html I was thinking about your column resizing. Maybe this technique would improve the speed of the column resize? Maybe even show the whole column sizing dynamically. I

[jQuery] Re: Got Grid? Here's a large plugin effort.

2007-08-13 Thread Josh Bush
Thanks for the feedback. I'm just trying to get a feel for what the community thinks of this ambitious project. My goals are simple initially: - I want a table based widget that didn't butcher the table markup by breaking off the header/footer as I've seen other css based solutions do. - I want

[jQuery] Re: Got Grid? Here's a large plugin effort.

2007-08-13 Thread Andy Matthews
Subject: [jQuery] Re: Got Grid? Here's a large plugin effort. We had a test a while back that was changing a CSS class versus a series of dom elements. http://www.sunsean.com/animatetest.html I was thinking about your column resizing. Maybe this technique would improve the speed of the column resize

[jQuery] Re: Got Grid? Here's a large plugin effort.

2007-08-12 Thread John Resig
Very nice! I like that you used an event to communicate a change - that's the smart way to do it. You should consider looking at the recent jQuery UI work - it's possible that some of the drag drop efforts over there might help you out. I wasn't able to figure out how to insert / delete rows -