HTML Tables

Tab bars and Navigation bars together - O'Reilly Broadcast

By Elisabeth Robson

The TableView is a common way to display data on an iPhone. Combining a tab bar with a table view and navigation bar isn't very difficult, but it took me forever to figure out how to do it properly. In my screencast, learn how to avoid common beginner errors and enjoy a practical follow-along exercise to build an app with a tab bar, navigation bar and table view controllers.

[Publish Date: June 24, 2009]

O'Reilly Books Example updated: Show a different image for each book - ...

By Elisabeth Robson

I got some great feedback on my first screencast - thank you! A few of you asked: how can you show a different view for each of the rows in the table view, instead of just showing the same view for each row? I can think of a couple of ways to do this. Here's a new screencast that expands on the previous O'Reilly Books example, with code samples.

[Publish Date: July 12, 2009]

AIR: Tricks with mx:HTML - InsideRIA

By Andrew Trice

In a number of cases, it is a lot easier to format text for display with HTML, rather than create an ActionScript based component to render complex-formatted text. This is especially the case when you have mixed content that should be displayed inline within the content (images, tables, text wrapping, etc...). Here are a few tricks that you can use to fully take advantage of the mx:HTML control within your applications.

[Publish Date: July 13, 2008]

AIR API - Creating Tables and Databases - InsideRIA

By David Tucker

In the last tutorial, I examined some additional techniques for querying an existing database. Today I want to explain how you create a database and create a table inside of that database.. If you are good with SQL and have followed along with this series, this concept will work as expected.

 

[Publish Date: May 08, 2008]

YUI DataTable Component - InsideRIA

By Daniel Barreiro

The DataTable component allows us to display and manipulate tabular data. It can be used to enhance an existing HTML table, produce one based on data fetched from a remote data source in JSON, XML or CSV format or a local (client side) source in a few more formats.

[Publish Date: June 29, 2008]

AIR API - Additional Query Techniques - InsideRIA

By David Tucker

In the previous tutorial, I demonstrated how to return all of the rows of a database table and access the results within AIR. Many times you will not want to retrieve all of the rows in a table, so today I will examine some techniques for querying your tables. I will focus on two main areas: Strongly Typing Results and Parameterized Queries.

 

[Publish Date: April 18, 2008]

Lightroom Adventure Iceland Slideshow - Adobe Photoshop Lightroom Adventure

By Derrick Story

Mikkel's wonderful book titled, Photoshop Lightroom Adventure is nearing completion. What makes this effort so unique is that it combines an expert guide with gorgeous images from Iceland, all captured by the Iceland Adventure Team. It's coffee table meets workstation. Brains and beauty. As I was digging around for some tidbits for the project, I ran across a slideshow that we used as an introduction for our talks about the Adventure. I decided to re-master the video and publish it for Inside Lightroom readers.

[Publish Date: May 25, 2007]

Dynamic HTML Tables: Improving Performance - O'Reilly Media

By Danny Goodman

The widespread browser adoption of the W3C Document Object Model (DOM) and other de facto standards have given developers many ways to repopulate a table. So what's the best approach? Danny Goodman, author of JavaScript & DHTML Cookbook, investigated...

[Publish Date: May 06, 2003]

perl.com: Cooking with Perl, Part 3

In this third and final batch of recipes excerpted from Perl Cookbook, 2nd Edition, you'll find solutions and code examples for extracting HTML table data, templating with HTML::Mason, and making simple changes to elements or text.

[Publish Date: September 17, 2003]

Replace Inline Style with CSS Rules to Speed Up Web Pages - O'Reilly Answers

Replacing table layout with CSS layout certainly saves you bandwidth and reduces maintenance headaches. Stripping down your markup to bare structure and replacing any inline style with CSS rules will help fully optimize your HTML. Inline style...