Editor 1.1 now available
Editor 1.1 now available
allan
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I'm delighted to announce the immediate availability of Editor 1.1 for DataTables!
Editor ( http://editor.datatables.net ) is a complete editing component for DataTables, making it possible to set up a completely customised, dynamic and editable table in just minutes.
New in this release is:
- Improve REST support - it is now possible to give Editor different URLs for each of the create, edit and remove actions that Editor can take on a table's data. It is also super easy to specify the HTTP method, which can often have a lot of significance in REST environments. Example: http://editor.datatables.net/release/DataTables/extras/Editor/examples/REST.html
- Twitter Bootstrap integration - Following in the steps of DataTables' popular Bootstrap styling options, Editor can now be fully styled by Bootstrap to integrate beautifully into your application
- dataProp now behaves exactly like mDataProp in DataTables, allowing Editor to read data from deeply nested JSON obejcts, or even for a function to be used.
and more - please see the full release notes for a detailed list of changes, bug fixes and new features in Editor 1.1: http://editor.datatables.net/download/release-notes-1.1.0 . And the best bit - the code size has only increased by 420 bytes over v1.0.
Editor 1.1 is a free upgrade for all Editor licensees and can be downloaded from its download page: http://editor.datatables.net/download/ . If you haven't yet purchased an Editor license, you can try it out free for 15 days (follow the download link and it will let you start the trial).
If you have any questions about Editor, its licensing or other issues, please open a new thread in the forum so we can keep track of individual issues and ensure that they get resolved :-).
Enjoy!
Allan
Editor ( http://editor.datatables.net ) is a complete editing component for DataTables, making it possible to set up a completely customised, dynamic and editable table in just minutes.
New in this release is:
- Improve REST support - it is now possible to give Editor different URLs for each of the create, edit and remove actions that Editor can take on a table's data. It is also super easy to specify the HTTP method, which can often have a lot of significance in REST environments. Example: http://editor.datatables.net/release/DataTables/extras/Editor/examples/REST.html
- Twitter Bootstrap integration - Following in the steps of DataTables' popular Bootstrap styling options, Editor can now be fully styled by Bootstrap to integrate beautifully into your application
- dataProp now behaves exactly like mDataProp in DataTables, allowing Editor to read data from deeply nested JSON obejcts, or even for a function to be used.
and more - please see the full release notes for a detailed list of changes, bug fixes and new features in Editor 1.1: http://editor.datatables.net/download/release-notes-1.1.0 . And the best bit - the code size has only increased by 420 bytes over v1.0.
Editor 1.1 is a free upgrade for all Editor licensees and can be downloaded from its download page: http://editor.datatables.net/download/ . If you haven't yet purchased an Editor license, you can try it out free for 15 days (follow the download link and it will let you start the trial).
If you have any questions about Editor, its licensing or other issues, please open a new thread in the forum so we can keep track of individual issues and ensure that they get resolved :-).
Enjoy!
Allan
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For example , in the box to control select、radio and so on
I understand it 's not enough ?
If you want to hook in another Javascript plug-in (for example a combo-box), then you would need a field type plug-in that controls the input in question. There is a tutorial on how field type plug-ins can be created here: http://editor.datatables.net/tutorials/field_types and with them, virtually any input cane used with Editor.
Allan
I'll try , do not understand and then to discuss with you
by the way,What is your email address?
Allan
You can check it here: http://www.mher.info/blog/?p=203
Allan
OK,thank you ,allan