Expanding row without colspan
Expanding row without colspan
Hello,
I am trying to do the expand row example, but I am running into a slight design problem.
When I expand a row, I notice it uses colspan=x where x is the number of columns I have in my table. However, I would like it to literally expand a new row underneath where I can add data into each column of my table.
So the direction I took instead was to use jQuery and insert a new row using the .after() command. This is where I run into an issue where the callback function cannot find which row was clicked to begin with.
To my question: Is there a way to expand the row without a colspan attribute?
I am trying to do the expand row example, but I am running into a slight design problem.
When I expand a row, I notice it uses colspan=x where x is the number of columns I have in my table. However, I would like it to literally expand a new row underneath where I can add data into each column of my table.
So the direction I took instead was to use jQuery and insert a new row using the .after() command. This is where I run into an issue where the callback function cannot find which row was clicked to begin with.
To my question: Is there a way to expand the row without a colspan attribute?
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