additional param for ajax calls about jquery-datatables-editable HOT 4 CLOSED

Thanks, I'm glad that you like it.

1) Regarding the additional parameter could you try to add it into the 
sUpdateURL parameter e.g. sUpdateURL: "UpdateRow.php?sSqlTableName=my_table"? I 
think that this will work.

2)Someone already asked me for this excel like adding new rows but in the near 
future this will not be implemented. When new row is added to the table it must 
have valid id into the TR therefore it must be saved into the database. This is 
a special case where the row can be added without any validation on any field 
(allowed all blank values) and this is not common case. Also, if I add blank 
row, first cell you edit migh cause the row to be moved in the table according 
to the sort condition that is currently applied. This way the blank row will 
just jump-off first time you enter any value in the cell. There were few other 
issues in this scenario and therefore I have abandoned this idea.

Regard,
Jovan

Hi Jovan,

Thank you for the reply, and just a small comment:

UpdateRow.php?sSqlTableName=my_table 
won't work since you allow only POST method for update calls with predefined 
parameters. Perhaps, in addition to sAddHttpMethod and sDeleteHttpMethod you 
can also add "sUpdateHttpMethod" so user can choose GET and pass additional 
parameters as you suggested.

Or if you want to stay to POST only, you can add an option for user to add his 
own parameters.

Again, great plugin.

Alex

Sorry I have not noticed that we are talking about update :). I do not have 
much control in update mode because I just pass parameters to the JEditable 
plugin so method that will be used should be set as a parameter of the custom  
column editor. You can set "method" parameter in the individual column editors 
(see example in the 
http://jquery-datatables-editable.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/custom-editors.html 
although here I have not set "method" param). If individual column editors are 
not used default JEditable configuration is used for all editors.
You can see all options that cna be set here in jquery.jeditable.js source or 
on the jeditable site.