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When jQuery was introduced, it took the JavaScript world by storm. Years later, it shows no sign of slowing down. Its powerful yet concise syntax helps to simplify tasks that might otherwise be difficult or complex. Whether you're a JavaScript novice or an expert, jQuery is a valuable addition to your toolbox.Instant jQuery 2.0 Table Manipulation How-to shows you how to quickly and easily add style and functionality to your HTML tables. You'll be amazed to see how easy it is. Just don't let your customers know!HTML tables can be boring. Sure, we can make them more stylish with CSS, but users want interactivity. They want to be able to sort columns, see totals, filter data, and page through information in easily digestible chunks.
Starting off with a plain HTML table, and an ID and a few class attributes, you will see the transformations occur with just a few lines of jQuery. Instant jQuery 2.0 Table Manipulation How-to progresses to showing you how to highlight specific table cells and filter table data, and even sort columns or page through data.
Regardless of your skill level with JavaScript or jQuery, this book will walk you through the deceptively simple steps needed to add functionality and interactivity to your HTML tables.
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Charlie Griefer has been building websites and applications since 1996, which makes him 217 years old in Internet years.
A native of New Jersey, he moved to Phoenix in 1995, where he resided for 10 years before going on a whirlwind tour of the country in search of happiness or something similar. Short stints in Florida, California (lower), and California (upper) ultimately led to his return to Phoenix in 2010.
Charlie is currently a Senior Web Applications Developer at World Singles, where his day-to-day activities include CFML, Clojure, JavaScript, jQuery, MySQL, MongoDB, and grudgingly, some CSS.
When he's not in front of the computer working on code, he can be found in front of the computer playing with code.
When he's not in front of the computer at all, he enjoys spending time with his wife and three children, or trying to survive Krav Maga classes. He infrequently blogs at http://charlie.griefer.com/blog.
I am grateful for this opportunity and want to say thank you to everybody at World Singles. I'm humbled to be associated with such an incredible and wonderful group of people. You've all helped me see that life is, in a word, good.
Within that group, I have to single out my manager, Sean Corfield. You challenge me, you encourage me, you teach me, and you motivate me. If I am a better programmer today than I was yesterday, it's because of you. It is both an honor and a privilege, and I am forever in your debt.
Of course, none of it would matter without my wife, Becky, by my side. You have sacrificed much and spent far too much time alone while I built a career. Yet you've stuck by my side throughout this crazy ride. You are the light that eradicates my darkness. If I am a better husband and father today than I was yesterday, if I'm a better man today than I was yesterday, it's because of you. One love, one lifetime. I cross my heart.
Victoria Ryder has been a web applications developer for over a decade and has been applying her technical knowledge to a variety of innovative projects and purposes. Most recently, she owns and operates CodeBass Radio (http://www.codebassradio.net), an Internet radio station whose core team is comprised of developers, designers, and other knowledgeable industry experts.
I would like to thank my loving husband, Martin Ryder, for putting up with my insanity while I do bizarre things, such as tech review books and stuff.
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"Table manipulation?" you ask. "But why would anybody be using tables? Aren't tables in HTML bad?"
Tables get a bit of an unfair shake nowadays. They used to be the sledgehammer of HTML. Page layouts were done fully in tables. It used to be the right tool for the job. Actually, it was the only tool.
