I have an html table and I need to populate the contents of an array into the table dynamically and also,If the content exceeds more than ten row need to create pagination
I suggest jQuery DataTables to provide pagination, sorting and filtering very easily. All you need to do is emit standard markup, and then initialise the DataTables plugin.
You can populate the from numerous data sources, for example via AJAX or just load it into the page.
See http://www.datatables.net/
Please clarify what you mean by "populate the contents of an array into the table".
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Whenever I click on configure it should display header and its value rows, accordingly both rule and line span should increase.
I am using html-pdf for pdf creation on my project. i can generate all the details into the pdf. but the thing is i can not be able to create List of items in array in html(which will be used for pdf conversion).
Since i cannot use javascript to get the array of items, i am unable to get it. if there is a tweak to use javascript in html template,please post it here. Since the array of items is known, i can use it easily.
Suppose if the array length is 3 . i can use like array[0].name ,array[1].name, array[2].name but here i don't know the length of the array which consists of how many items. Can anyone please help me here to generate the table of items which is generating dynamically.
You cannot use Javascript in template, but you can use Javascript on it.
The idea is to make a parser which will :
read your template
replace a keywork (for example : <customTable arrayName="myCustomArray" fields="['name']" />) with a generated HTML array in Node.js.
use this template with html-parser.
I write an example of parser in VanillaJS here : https://jsfiddle.net/rbuuzcre/5/
I get some data on html/php page from database. And I edit it. But I want that data to change automatically without refreshing when I edit and click submit button. I have read that I must use json. But I can't add json values into html tags.
How can I do it ?
If you could not understand me, see this video.
You can use javascript to fetch the json file and manipulate the DOM accordingly. The example you provided uses jquery. Jquery provides a couple of ways to retrieve json data with ajax calls. This is all documented very well. See https://api.jquery.com/jquery.get/
I want build a website that have two "table" to display two lists of data that stored in XML.
Category and items(think todo list. one category has more then one item)
I'm not sure how to display the list of data. What kind specific technique should I use? Can I only use HTML and CSS to achieve this(My friend said I have to use javascript).
U need to use AJAX for that purpose.
AJAX stands for Asynchronous Javascript XML...
This will help you to get your XML data loaded on Web Pages
I am building an HTML table based on the results of a query that returns XML that I'm converting to an HTML table using XSL. I've been asked to add sorting, pagination and filtering. I was able to add some javascript libraries to enable sorting and pagination, and a different library to enable the filtering. However, since they are separate libraries, they do not cooperate, so when I filter, the table doesn't keep to the constraints of the 'entries per page' field.
I made some attempts at a few jQuery solutions, but couldn't get them to work. What I'm looking for is the best and (naturally) the easiest solution to adding pagination, column sorting and column filtering without the need to press enter or hit any buttons.
http://www.datatables.net/
Table Widget seems to be able to do the js part.
Looks complicated too
$(document).ready(function() {
$('#tableId').dataTable();
} );