Given JavaScript's versatility, I would think it would be possible. I
would suggest however that Exhibit be left to do the display of data which
it is really good at, and that you look at using a very lite database like
SQLite to store data as compared to a spreadsheet. There are simple
Remember that exhibit can render arbitrary html in its tile view. Thus,
something like the following would probably work:
This should generate one input element for each student, which you could
submit using standard form submission tools.
With exhibit you can read an visualize data. You must use other framework
to write data (google forms?)
El 11/8/2017 17:46, "kimeee" escribió:
> I am trying to create a web form that will pull from a spreadsheet based
> on which professor a list of students which then
I am trying to create a web form that will pull from a spreadsheet based on
which professor a list of students which then will ask that professor
questions about those student. The form will then write back to the
spreadsheet the professor's answers to those specific students. I am
wondering