On 28/12/08 13:33, Alain Roger wrote:
i'm currently working on some project which needs in several pages, a table
to display query results...till now nothing special.
however, in order to not create several time the table and features i've
decided to create my own templates including PHP classes, CSS and
javascript.
this "table" class should have filter, colors schemes, multi selection and
header/paging header.
An appropriate set of classes (data types, field names, even/odd
designators for zebra styling) plus CSS is everything you need for color
schemes.
Can you elaborate on what you mean by "multi selection" and "paging header"?
I would like to know what are your suggestions, recommendations or tips to
have something easy to deploy and upgrade ?
I'd look into:
http://developer.yahoo.com/yui/datatable/
It includes filtering.
I usually write my own code for generating raw table markup - that could
be used by as a progressive enhancement by YUI datatable - with a
minimum of repetition.
http://www.webaim.org/techniques/tables/data.php has information about
what constitutes good markup for data tables.
i was thinking to have a common (framework) base : a simple html file having
3 divs, each div receiving a particular php file (header, pagin, or the
table itself)
header, paging or table PHP files could be located in some folder being
different for each template... main changes in templates are usually for the
table it self (in terms of columns amount, of presented data record,...)
the user will have only to run a js function which will include the
frame.php file into his own webpage with the template given as parameter.
The use of JS as an include mechanism is largely pernicious. Couldn't
they just use include()?
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