I'm listing records in a table, and each has a link view which uses
ajax to display the full record detail below the list, and alter the
css so the row in the list table is highlighted. In a nutshell, i want
to be able to click anywhere on a row in the table and have it become
selected that
On 1/17/07, quincy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm listing records in a table, and each has a link view which uses
ajax to display the full record detail below the list, and alter the
css so the row in the list table is highlighted. In a nutshell, i want
to be able to click anywhere on a row in
in w3c specs, a tr cannot be in a div, tables cannot contain div
unless in td
did you try to put your action on the tr ?
Chris Hartjes a écrit :
On 1/17/07, quincy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm listing records in a table, and each has a link view which uses
ajax to display the full record
On 1/17/07, djiize [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
in w3c specs, a tr cannot be in a div, tables cannot contain div
unless in td
did you try to put your action on the tr ?
Well, there are plenty of ways to get around that...
* you could put divs around the data in each td, all with a common
class
Thankyou for replies so far, but i am still fairly confused.
I'm not sure i understand how to make an entire tr or any other HTML
element click-able. Using $ajax-link() function just spits out an
HTML link, so how is it possible to make an entire HTML element into
something that can be
On 1/17/07, quincy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thankyou for replies so far, but i am still fairly confused.
I'm not sure i understand how to make an entire tr or any other HTML
element click-able. Using $ajax-link() function just spits out an
HTML link, so how is it possible to make an entire
one issue is that the prototype/scripta stuff works really poorly with
html table elements
On 1/17/07, Chris Hartjes [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 1/17/07, quincy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thankyou for replies so far, but i am still fairly confused.
I'm not sure i understand how to make an
I believe this is an IE issue (somewhere on the MS site it
catagorically stated TR, TD, etc cannot be modified in the DOM - you
have to use some proprietry method). If I find the link gain, I'll post
it later. You might want to test in FF to prove me wrong.
In the meantime, this might help:
