At 20:42 03/10/10 -0700, you wrote:

>Milan Babuskov wrote:
>
> > If you're about to edit the entire tables, you can
> > make one hidden field which shows wheter any field in that row is
> > changed, so you don't have to update rows which are left intact.
>
>Can you please elaborate on how you do this with purely PHP. No JS please.
>
>How will PHP use the hidden field, to differentiate between modified and
> not modified fields?

My first idea is save the original data in array. Upon post back of data,
compare the content. It is simple and stupid. But it is better than re-read
the db and compare the record content row by row.

Any good idea ?

>Thank You.
>
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