I have a problem with TABLES in all internet explorer versions, or rather with the height of TDs that drive me nuts.
Is this an effective way to populate a table from with JSON data using jQuery or is there a better/less costly way? The maximum number of rows will be around 100. I\'d prefer not to use a plugin.
I’m trying to display two columns in my table view, one being a title of the document, the next being a description of the document. I have a column in the particular table which I am selecting named
I\'ve got a table arranged like this: <table style=\"width:100%\" class=\"ui-widget-content\"> <tr>
echo \'<tr class=\"class_row\">\'; echo \'<td>\'; echo $this->Html->link($post[\'Post\'][\'title\'],
I\'ve been trying to generate a table with n number of rows. Being used to PHP makes this all the worst. I tried the following code:
I have a selectable table (jQuery UI selectable). How do i \"access\" the edge (top, left, right, bottom) width css, or do I have to use javascript?
I have a big problem with absolute positioned elements inside my main TD. Well, the problem is that they require a relative positioned parent to be correctly placed using top, right, bottom and left p
I have a grid and for one of the columns i want to dynamically change the css used based on the value of another field in the resultset.
I using 3 tables to store booking information: eventinfo, customer and testbook. My Coding: <?php include(\'config.php\');
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