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On my current project I need to add the following functionality to tables:
Freezing table header
Freezing one or more columns on the left
Ability to re-size columns
We are using RichFaces and jQuery. I have searched for jQuery plugins, but each of them lacks at least one of these features. Could anyone advise a jQuery plugin that provides all of these features out of the box?
I think jqGrid covers all of these required features.
Please see the following demos for each of the feature
Freeze header - True scrolling rows
Freeze columns - Frozen columns
Re-size columns - This feature is present by default but you can always use make them fixed width columns if required. Documentation is pretty good.
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I am a backend developer，not to skillful on javascript. My webpage need dynamic insert cell into a table, and the table belong a form.
Is there a open javascript library can do it?
If you are already using JQuery and you are looking for just a simple solution, I would advise against including another library as you already have all of the tools that you need. If you just want to add a new DOM element, you can use one of the JQuery methods like insertAfter, insertBefore, etc. You can easily select specific cells by labeling them with unique ids like id=mytable-row-1-column-5 and selecting them with the JQuery selector $("#mytable-row-1-column-5").
If you really do need a more advanced solution and don't mind adding ~50kb to your bundle, check out https://datatables.net/ for an integrated JQuery solution.
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I am pretty new to jquery/javascript. Can someone please recommend a carousel plugin. So far I have looked jCarousel. It doesn't seem like I can extend this plugin easily as prev/next buttons are rendered for you.
I need a plugin which can directly access the markup(instead of crawling through the dom) and accepts data as parameter, can be extended to show photos in two rows like the below matrices, and renders a previous and next button like below:
1, 1
2, 1
Can someone please recommend one? thanks!
bootstrap-carousel was just released as part of Twitter's Bootstrap 2
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I am looking for a component where I can present not only millions of rows but also a lot of columns (up to 100000). I am not looking for answers in the form of "Why would you that?". I know slickgrid can represent millions of rows, but does not manage the virtualization of columns. Columns are not treated as rows and when you have too many columns (more than 150 rows) slickgrid gets buggy and slow.
Can anybody suggest such a component which will process not only heavy vertical scrolling but horizontal scrolling as well? Not only rows, but columns as well?
It's not jQuery, but QooXDoo's grid is supposed to be capable of quite a bit of heavy-lifting. Of course, I cannot testify in its favor, since I haven't actually used it.
http://qooxdoo.org/
Have a look at YUI's ScrollingDataTable: http://developer.yahoo.com/yui/docs/YAHOO.widget.ScrollingDataTable.html
"The ScrollingDataTable class extends the DataTable class to provide functionality for x-scrolling, y-scrolling, and xy-scrolling."
You should give a try to SlickGrid:
A lightning fast JavaScript grid/spreadsheet
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I am doing a small web project for a friend's business.
I'm looking for a plug and play navigation menu that I can use that supports multi-level navigation. I'd also like to have as much styling control as possible with the navigation menu.
The best free menu I found on the web was jQuery Superfish. It does not seem to of been updated in a while and I am wondering if its still a good choice, or are there better alternatives.
I already have jQuery loaded on the site, so I would prefer a plugin that uses jQuery or does not require a lot of additional framework dependencies.
Thanks for the input.
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What are the best libraries available right now for client side pagination?
jQuery Tablesorter is a good choice because you usually want a table with sorting when you're displaying data, and it also has pagination built in, so you get the whole shebang.
YUI also has a very easy to use client-side pagination control.
This one is fairly good too and works with HTML tables without expecting a table model. Comes with both pagination and sorting.
http://www.frequency-decoder.com/2007/10/19/client-side-table-pagination-script
Edit:
Having now used the "jquery tablesorter" script, I have to say it is better than the "client-side-table-pagination-script".