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editable grid?

by Shawn-53 :: Rate this Message:

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Think I'm out of luck here, but I'm looking for a grid system that has
bells and whistles similar to flexigrid
(http://webplicity.net/flexigrid/), but with the ability to edit the
cell contents.  Some cells would be simple text, while others would need
to be look up lists (<select> tags are fine)...

Anything out there like that?  Or do I need to grab jEditable and build
my own?

Thanks.

Shawn

(ps  I've asked the list a few months ago, but am hoping something has
changed tween now and then.... )

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by Kaare Rasmussen-3 :: Rate this Message:

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> Think I'm out of luck here, but I'm looking for a grid system that has
> bells and whistles similar to flexigrid
> (http://webplicity.net/flexigrid/), but with the ability to edit the cell
> contents.  Some cells would be simple text, while others would need to be
> look up lists (<select> tags are fine)...
>
> Anything out there like that?  Or do I need to grab jEditable and build my
> own?

jqGrid (http://www.trirand.com/blog/) has a lot of bells and whistles, and
you can edit the cell content.

> (ps  I've asked the list a few months ago, but am hoping something has
> changed tween now and then.... )

Don't know about that. jqGrid has been around for some time now.


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by Shawn-53 :: Rate this Message:

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last time I looked at jqGrid it either didn't have the editing
capabilities, or they were not up to the task I have in mind.  A quick
look now suggests it might be.  I'll check it out.  Thanks for the lead.

Shawn

Kaare Rasmussen wrote:

>
>> Think I'm out of luck here, but I'm looking for a grid system that has
>> bells and whistles similar to flexigrid
>> (http://webplicity.net/flexigrid/), but with the ability to edit the
>> cell contents.  Some cells would be simple text, while others would
>> need to be look up lists (<select> tags are fine)...
>> Anything out there like that?  Or do I need to grab jEditable and
>> build my own?
>
> jqGrid (http://www.trirand.com/blog/) has a lot of bells and whistles,
> and you can edit the cell content.
>> (ps  I've asked the list a few months ago, but am hoping something has
>> changed tween now and then.... )
>
> Don't know about that. jqGrid has been around for some time now.