On May 29, 2008, at 8:48 PM, Roscoe wrote:
You might want to check this tutorial from CakeBaker:
http://cakebaker.42dh.com/2008/02/24/edit-in-place-with-jquery-and-cakephp/
jEditable. I've included a code sample below. Anything with 'opts.'
in front of it is a variable which can change from editable item to
editable item. For a sense of scale I'm talking about anywhere from
20-50 items per page that might need to be editable in some way. The
code below only shows it for a select version.
I am not familiar with PHP Cake. But just give all item you want to be
editable some class. For example "editable". Then call Jeditable like
this:
$(".editable").editable("url_to_post_to", {
your_options: "here"
});
Has anyone attempted to use this on this kind of scale before? Am I
perhaps approaching something the wrong way and making this too
difficult for myself?
It practically does not matter if you have 1 or 100 elements which are
editable.
obj.editable(
"/cake/index.php/"+opts.saveCont+"/ajaxEdit?
isSelect=true&model="+opts.model+"&field="+opts.dispField,
This syntax looks a bit weird to me. What is obj in this case?
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Mika Tuupola
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