23 Mar
2010
23 Mar
'10
5:14 p.m.
How can I be removed from this mailing? I don't know how or why I'm on
this list. Thanks
Meher Anand wrote:
On Tue, Mar 23, 2010 at 5:31 PM, Marc Delisle <marc(a)infomarc.info
<mailto:marc@infomarc.info>> wrote:
Marc Delisle a écrit :
popular
Meher Anand a écrit :
> 2) Currently clicking on the Edit icon causes a new page to
open and
changes
> must be made and saved there. We can
associate the double click
event of
> JQuery (.dblclick) with each of the fields
inside a row so that
when one
> would double click on a field in the row, all
fields in the row
turn into
> text boxes where changes can be made and once
the focus is
removed, the text
> boxes can become text fields again. Once a
user decides to
commit all
> changes, he would click the 'Submit
Changes' button and he
would receive the
status
update regarding the changes in the table.
I'm not sure about your suggestion as the double-click is not a action on a web page. Also, when browsing, one
does not have
much room
(take for example a text field or an ENUM or a
foreign key with a
drop-down for the choices).
How about a new window that would open when clicking the Edit
icon? It
would be similar to the distinct page we
currently get.
I mean something like http://jqueryui.com/demos/dialog/modal-form.html
Yes of course. This is a great idea infact. There are two options at
this point. Since there are many really good JQuery modal boxes
available, we can choose one that fits the needs and one that is of a
compatible license. Another option is to make our own modal box.
Either is fine with me.
In fact, this whole exercise now reminds me of the AJAX driven File
Manager interface of CPanel. But this is better in that the PHP code
that drives the entire interaface would need very little/ no changes.
Please give more inputs to this idea.
Regards.
Meher Anand
--
Marc Delisle
http://infomarc.info
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