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sleipnir214
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Not as a builtin function.
It's more than possible to write something like that, though.
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It's more than possible to write something like that, though.
Want the best answers? Ask the best questions: TANSTAAFL!!
no that i know of, though you could search or maybe for something.
its not that hard to code, requires some css to format the input boxes and some clever coding to maintain the data integrity per row. just use the value attribute of the input element and then the value is in the 'cell'
Bastien
cat, the other other white meat
its not that hard to code, requires some css to format the input boxes and some clever coding to maintain the data integrity per row. just use the value attribute of the input element and then the value is in the 'cell'
Bastien
cat, the other other white meat
miahmiah900
Programmer
a helpful trick for maintaining multiple text boxes is setting the name field to an array name, like so:
<input type="textbox" name="cell[4][10]" value="Text Data">
where the numbers for the array (in the brackets) are generated and written by your PHP script and describe the row and column numbers the data belongs to.
<input type="textbox" name="cell[4][10]" value="Text Data">
where the numbers for the array (in the brackets) are generated and written by your PHP script and describe the row and column numbers the data belongs to.
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