On 5-8-2012 21:57, Charles Norton wrote:
> I simply want to display rows of data in a table. If I scroll past the nth
> row, I'd like another row
> to pop up from the bottom. Similarly, I'd like to have another row pushd
> down from the top
> if I am scrolling up.
Is this pure for the eye-candy
I simply want to display rows of data in a table. If I scroll past the nth
row, I'd like another row
to pop up from the bottom. Similarly, I'd like to have another row pushd
down from the top
if I am scrolling up.
I'm going to go see how to do this outside of Django, first.
On Friday, August 3
Can you clarify by what you mean when you say "scroll through the table
back and forth"?
This is pretty easy to implement using CSS/HTML and isn't relevant to
Django in particular -- but maybe I'm simply misunderstanding your question
:)
On Fri, Aug 3, 2012 at 3:08 PM, Charles Norton wrote:
> I
I would like to create a simple table in a Django template that can scroll.
I am interested in finding a sample from which I can learn. If someone
would point me to a sample, I would appreciate it.
The application would be having a 10 line table, 55 water meter information
rows, and being able
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