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Or you're adding rollover events to the table, or styles to the table. Also, the DOM's not a bad place to store data. Why duplicate it elsewhere if it's alrea
by DanHulton 18y ago
Or you're adding rollover events to the table, or styles to the table.
Also, the DOM's not a bad place to store data. Why duplicate it elsewhere if it's already in-place in a table? This allows you to say, gracefully upgrade your simple HTML table to a YUI DataTable if your user has javascript enabled.
- axod 18y agoThat's like using a video cards display ram to do inter process communication, or store other program data. Sure though, if you want to add things to a table once loaded to be unobtrusive I can see that use. Although then I'd say just give them sane IDs, and have a js array with the IDs you need to update.