C. Bergström wrote:
I'd really like a clean and valid html way to display
tabular data, . . .
Hi Christopher,
Surely, you've answered your own question here, in that one short line?
The cleanest and most valid way to display tabular data (across browser
land) is, er, to use a . . .
On 22 Jun 2007, at 5:41 PM, C. Bergström wrote:
...a clean and valid html way to display tabular data...
...is a table - isn't it?
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C. Bergström wrote:
I'd really like a clean and valid html way to display tabular data,
. . .
Hi Christopher,
Surely, you've answered your own question here, in that one short line?
The cleanest and most valid way to display tabular data (across
browser land) is, er, to
I could do what other frameworks I've worked
with do and wrap the whole table in a form
and name elements with a parseable delimiter...
input type=text name=foo$row$1 ... /
This is the type of solution I've used in the past, and then put the save
button in the last column of each row,
Chris Taylor wrote:
I could do what other frameworks I've worked
with do and wrap the whole table in a form
and name elements with a parseable delimiter...
input type=text name=foo$row$1 ... /
This is the type of solution I've used in the past, and then put the save
button in
In this case I don't care about semantics as much as not
having to do funky backend parsing and fighting css bugs
because of the naming conventions in my controls..
Thankfully this will never see production and just
reminds me of the hackish days from the past..
Those hackish days, I
