[jQuery] Lists, Filtering and Searching, Oh My!

2010-01-19 Thread david.vansc...@gmail.com
A while back, the company I work for tasked me with coming up with a better way to move through a listing of forms on our Intranet. The way it was done before involved two identical files being maintained simultaneously, one sorted by the form ID (AA0001) and the other by name. The list of forms

Re: [jQuery] Lists, Filtering and Searching, Oh My!

2010-01-19 Thread John Arrowwood
json is one approach. XML is another. CSV works, too. The format of the file should be what works best for the people that need to maintain it. Then, you need to find a good way of getting that data into the browser and in a format that is easy to work with. How often does this file change?

Re: [jQuery] Lists, Filtering and Searching, Oh My!

2010-01-19 Thread Randall Morgan
Would it not be better to provide a server side script such as php or asp to allow a paged, sorted, ajax call. Even if you put all this data in an access database or xml file the server side script can parse and return a small chuck of data reasonably fast. At 1800 records I'd opt for a database