Namespace BTM.Table

Record List Helper Functions and Classes
Defined in: table.js.

Namespace Summary
Constructor Attributes	Constructor Name and Description
	BTM.Table

Method Summary
Method Attributes	Method Name and Description
<static>	BTM.Table.arrayToRows(element, array) Add new rows to an HTML table from a multi-dimensional Array of data
<static>	BTM.Table.initClickToSelectRow(element, index, selector) Setup a handler to select a checkbox or radio button when a table row is clicked
<static>	BTM.Table.makeDynamic(element) Convenience Function to create a Dynamic Table
<static>	BTM.Table.zebraStripes(element, ) Add "zebra stripes" to a table, tbody or table row.

Namespace Detail

BTM.Table

Method Detail

<static> BTM.Table.arrayToRows(element, array)

Add new rows to an HTML table from a multi-dimensional Array of data

Parameters:
{HTMLElement|String} element: element ID or element reference to the table or tbody to update. If a table is referenced, the first tbody will be updated
{Array[]} array: the multi-dimensional Array of data to add to the table

<static> BTM.Table.initClickToSelectRow(element, index, selector)

Setup a handler to select a checkbox or radio button when a table row is clicked

Parameters:
{HTMLElement|String} element: element ID or element reference to the table row
{Number} index Optional, Default: 0: the index of the element to use in the array containing checkboxes & radio buttons for each row, (starting at 0)
{String} selector Optional, Default: input[type=checkbox], input[type=radio]: the CSS selector to find checkboxes & radio buttons in the row

<static> {BTM.Table.Dynamic} BTM.Table.makeDynamic(element)

Convenience Function to create a Dynamic Table

Parameters:
{HTMLElement|String} element: element ID or element reference to existing HTML table

<static> {HTMLElement} BTM.Table.zebraStripes(element, )

Add "zebra stripes" to a table, tbody or table row.

Parameters:
{HTMLElement|String} element: element ID or element reference to the table, tbody or table row to apply "zebra stripes" to
{String} Optional: [classes=['odd','even']] the class names to apply to the rows, in order