TableCellsSelection - jQuery plugin for intuitive table's cells selection (like Excel or Google Docs)
This jQuery plugin for emulate rectangular highlighting cells on selection .
Make highlighting cells as it happens in GoogleDocs or Excel e.q. Can be useful in WYSIWYG editors.
- Add stylesheet on your html page
<link rel="stylesheet" href="tablecellsselection.css">
- Include tablecellsselection.js before closing tag body
<script src="tablecellsselection.js"></script>
- Apply this plugin to any tables
jQuery(document).ready(function($) {
$('.tables-with-selection').tableCellsSelection();
});
init
- apply plugin to jQuery object. Add plugin's classes and attach event handlers to selected tables.destroy
- delete cells selection functionality from selected tables. Delete plugin's classes and detach events listenters.selectedCells
- return selected cells as jQuery-object.removeDocumentHtmlChanges
- revert all HTML DOM changes, made by plugin. May be helpfull for call by wisiwig-editor's on save() method for clear markup.
TODO:
addDocumentHtmlChanges
- apply HTML DOM changes, required by plugin to work.
//Apply plugin to selected tables.
$('.tables-with.selection').tableCellsSelection();//equal to `$('.tables-with.selection').tableCellsSelection('init');`
var testTable = $('#test');
//select some cells in table#test
//Get selected cells in #test table.
var $selectedCells = $('#test').tableCellsSelection('selectedCells');
//Before get table html-content clear markup from plugin changes.
testTable.tableCellsSelection('removeDocumentHtmlChanges');
//Get table html-content
$testTableContent = testTable.html();
//Restore HTML changes required by plugin to work.
//Make table cells not intuitive selectable
testTable.tableCellsSelection('destroy');
This is a almost completely rewritten version of cells-selector plugin
#TODO
- Integrate with browseer's selection API (if possible).
- Implement valid table cells/columns/rows selection/deselection.
- Implement valid
addDocumentHtmlChanges
- apply HTML DOM changes, required by plugin to work.
The MIT License (MIT).