Le 2011-07-09 22:59, Ammar Yasir a écrit :
>
>
> I've done a basic version of edit functionality. I added a unique
> identifier for each row in the query result data by using the
> PMA_getUniqueCondition() from the common.lib.php file (where_clause). I
> then generate the update query in the edit submit event using this where
> clause and post it to sql.php. The return data is added to the
> <sqlqueryresult> div to show the query executed and the message. The
> plot also updates on submit if one of the axes is updated. Is my logic
> is okay?
> I've pushed my work and you can try scenarios on the film_actor table in
> the sakila database.

Ammar,
I tried with the film table, changing the "title" column and got this error:
value is undefined at line 177 in js/tbl_zoom_plot.js.

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