> Zebra striping absolutely should be done server-side there is
> no excuse outside of not having access to the code.
If you sort on the client, you must also be able to zebra stripe on the
client.
But you're right, it's best to do the *initial* zebra striping on the
server.
-Mike
Zebra striping absolutely should be done server-side there is no
excuse outside of not having access to the code.
On Jun 24, 3:39 pm, Kyle <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I wish pagination were an option, as that would without a doubt be my
> first choice. However, it's a list of all applications fr
I wish pagination were an option, as that would without a doubt be my
first choice. However, it's a list of all applications from a school,
and paginating just doesn't make sense here.
I do think that I will eventually do the zebra-striping server-side
(PHP, not that it matters), but striping tak
Note: I'm not going to directly answer your question.
If you're paging over this many rows, I imagine that there's a server-
side language involved. You should do one of two things: Either
paginate the results, making jQuery's job easy, or take jQuery out of
the equation and add classes according
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