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Posted by Jochem Maas on 12/09/05 19:58
Shaun wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am trying to create a Content Management System where users can click on
> various parts of a page and the content is displayed in a JavaScript text
> editor. For each tag I intend to wrap a link (<a href>) around it. This
> works fine for <p> tags but I cant put a link around a <table> tag because
> it isnt allowed in HTML. My idea to get around this is make an image from
> everything between the table tags with php so I can make it link to another
> page, is this possible?
of course its possible - but I wouldn't bother trying though! nigh on impossible
and if you did manage to writing something for it you wouldn't be able to buy
the hardware needed to run it :-)
an alternative to wrapping things in A tags is to inject onclick handlers
into all the relevant tags, so you TABLE tag would becone something like:
<TABLE onclick="myFunction(); return false;" .... >
where myFunction() does whatever it needs to do, taking any parameters which you
might want to supply, e.g.:
<TABLE onclick="myFunction(1234); return false;" .... >
.... and:
function myFunction(elementDatabaseID)
{
}
I'm not saying its that easy to implement properly but I thinks its viable at least
>
> Thanks for your advice
>
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