Have you looked at TableKit for this? It's remarkably easy to add to a
table, static or dynamic, all you do is ad the classname editable to
your table head above the column you want to edit.
Walter
On Oct 27, 2010, at 6:34 PM, BrentNicholas wrote:
Hi all,
I've been wrestling with this for a little bit now and figure it's
time to ask for help. I can't seem to find anything on the web.
I have a dynamicly generated table, I want to have an InPlaceEditor
instance on each table cell. From what I can tell you need to do a
'new' object on it for every cell so that the hover over highlight
shows, letting you know that the InPlaceEditor is connected to the
table cell.
Table Struct:
(The <p> tag was what I saw in examples and am using it since that's
what works now)
<table id="idProgramsTBL">
<tr class="mainRow">
<td id="tdPrgCd"><p id="idPrgCdP#ProgramUID#"
class="clsPrgCdP">#ProgramCode#</p></td>
I've tried the following, to no avail:
// this works but has the problem described below
$('idProgramsTBL').select('[class="clsPrgCdP"]').invoke("observe",
"click", function(event){ codeEditInPlace(this.id); });
// this works but is incorrect as it will create a new instance of the
InPlaceEditor on each 'click'
// thus you can get 1 to n editors in the cell for every click
// Also, this connects the editor after the click, so you end up
clicking twice
function codeEditInPlace(id)
{
new Ajax.InPlaceEditor(id ,'act_setProgramCode.cfm?ProgramUID='+id,
{
onFailure: placeError,
onComplete: refreshProgramCode,
rows: 2,
cols: 20
}
);
}
The problem is that the above is based on creating and attaching the
InPlaceEditor when the user clicks, vs after the Ajax.Request
completes. I am calling the ".invoke.observe" statement above in a
function fired by the "onComplete" call back of Ajax.Request
So how do I find all the items of this class (class name of table cell
or P tag) and create a new InPlaceEditor on it.
I've got the following to get the classes of the P tags in the table
cells:
$('idResultsTableTBL').select('[class="clsPrgCdP"]')
I found this but I don't think it's of help:
var codeCellArray = $A(['clsPrgCd']);
codeCellArray.each(function(aCell) {
alert(aCell);
});
Thoughts?
Thanks for your time,
Brent
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