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the simple standalone editing example but in this

table using the main editing form in Editor, showing how fields can

default, when using inline editing, Editor will submit only the

no effect in inline editing (use bubble editing

p>Like the other editing methods in Editor, the

p>Editor has three different Editor modes: Primary

p>Editor has three different Editor modes: Primary

p>The API that Editor presents and the events

p>This example demonstrates Editor's multi-item editing capabilities, showing specifically that

This example is effectively the same as the parent / child example which shows both the parent and child DataTables on the page. The difference with this example is that we use the datatable to display the list of connected values. This is a small change in thinking from how the datatable field type is normally used, where is is a list of options that you select from. Here, all of the options shown belong to the parent row. The link is actually submitted as part of the child table. As such we don't want to submit the datatable information, which is done using the field.submit option, as you'll see in the code below. Note that the Users table is hidden while creating a new site. This is because the site does not yet exist while creating it, until the form is actually submitted, and therefore cannot be assigned to a user until that time. The inverse of this example where users are created first, does not have this limitation.

script provided. Love the Edit Table, Good stuff. Thanks

I uploaded the page. http://tests.southcrete.gr/office/contacts Datepicker appears on buuble edit but not if you use main edit form

Allan, I want to edit assign to in the

Thanks. extend: "selectedSingle", text: "Edit", action: function ( e, dt,

Like this? If you don't want the modal edit, just don't include the edit button. Allan

Excellent, that allowed me to edit an existing record and delete one. I presume there'll be a hook for the add process that will allow me to assign an ID - will go hunting...

making a lot of edits in an inline editing context this can lead

output = { data: [] }; if (d.action === 'edit') { $.each(d.data, function (key, value)

isset( $_POST['action'] ) && $_POST['action'] === 'edit' ) { http_response_code( 422 ); echo '{ "data.5.name":

the default New and Edit buttons. My Datatable javascript