At 15:19 03/10/09 +0200, you wrote:

>Lester Caine wrote:
> > Not that I have seen yet. Single row editing is the best
> > I've seen so far.
> >
> >>Any comments or pointers is welcome.
> >
> > If you are looking at pure PHP, (actually browser based
> > access in general) then since all the information has to be
> > posted back to the server for processing, updating a line at
> > a time is 'safest' approach.
> >
> > A grid of input controls is possible, but i suspect that the
> > fact that ALL the information for the grid has to go back
> > and forth may slow it down. Unless some clever so-an-so has
> > an idea ;)
>
>I have.
>
>In my application I have several grids where users can enter tabular
>data which are actually rows in a table. I call all input fields like:
>name[], id[], etc. And when the form is posted, PHP automagically turns
>those into arrays. Then I just do foreach loop for array elements and
>insert/update values.

Is it a public library or your own code ? I never found a php sample like
this, all the sample I found is asp with vb-script or java script.

>As for it being slow, I never display the entire tables, I do the
>pagination with FIRST x SKIP y, and I leave option to user to configure
>how many rows he wants to see on screen. Of course, you can always limit
>it to 10, 20 or whatever.
>
>However, there are only several grids like this in whole application.
>For most data I still use single row editing.
>
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>Milan Babuskov
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