I have not used extjs myself. It looks like it includes editable
girds. But some downsides come to mind:
1. Depenency to large library to achieve simple thing.
2. Rails Integration?
3. Accessibility for users without JS enabled.
Probably your best bet is to look into the nested attributes
assign
Hi
Why you r not try to use Extjs components...
take a look at http://www.extjs.com/products/extjs/
Brijesh Shah
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> I saw your post on the core list and looked at your code. Here are
> some suggestions to improve your code:
>
> - You might want to adapt to the conventional directory structure of
> rails plugins.
> - Use the rails view helpers instead of manually concatenating
> strings.
> - Use form_for and
I saw your post on the core list and looked at your code. Here are
some suggestions to improve your code:
- You might want to adapt to the conventional directory structure of
rails plugins.
- Use the rails view helpers instead of manually concatenating
strings.
- Use form_for and friends to simpl
Kashyap:
I tried your code; the ajax update doesn't seem to be working.
Though your idea is to have an in-line editable table, there are similar
plugins: take a look at http://activescaffold.com/
Perhaps most of your needed functionality can be found in that plugin. In
the worst case, you'll have
> Kashyap:
> I tried your code; the ajax update doesn't seem to be working.
> Though your idea is to have an in-line editable table, there are similar
> plugins: take a look at http://activescaffold.com/
> Perhaps most of your needed functionality can be found in that plugin. In
> the worst case,
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