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Posted by Jim Higson on 11/24/44 11:44
decoy@system102.com wrote:
> Thanks for the response.
>
> Sadly outsourcing is not an option, so I'll have a go at the JS+DOM
> solution (it sounds like fun :)
>
> I guess if I create an invisible row with a text box in, then when a
> user wants to edit the contents of a row the plain text row becomes
> invisible and the textbox one becomes visible.
> Then somehow the changes will be reflected back to the plain text one
> when the user saves it.
You could, but I would just scan the row and replace all the text nodes with
input elements showing the old text node's content.
Javascript: the Definitive Guide (O'Reilly) is a good book on stuff like
this.
Have fun!
--
Jim
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