Ver­sion in this arti­cle: jQuery 1.3.2 / CSV2Table 0.03-b-2.9

Lately I started to like CSV (Com­mon Sep­a­rated Val­ues) more and more com­par­ing to XML.XML is a pain to setup even as enter­ing data, then grab­bing the data requires Einstein’s brain plus 3 sleep­less and hair-pulling days of cod­ing… okay, I maybe exag­ger­ated a bit, but that’s how I feel about XML. My first encounter with CSV was InDe­sign, in there, you can import a bunch of data and gen­er­ates PDF like Word’s Mail Merge fea­ture. Then one day, some­one asked me if I can find a bet­ter and eas­ier way to help the non web peo­ple to main­tain a site. I started out with search terms like “jQuery read text files” or some­thing like that, one of the results returned as using CSV and there is a plu­gin called CSV2Table in the jQuery Plu­g­ins web­site by Toshiro Taka­hashi writ­ten ear­lier this year. Test­ing… (more…)

1. jEd­itable passes val­ues as $_POST as default
2. It grabs the ID from the con­tainer as value to the $_POST. Exam­ple: (more…)