read csv-data and put it in an array

[Perlchamp]

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[sdetweil]

@Perlchamp said in read csv-data and put it in an array:

sorry sam, but my code is displayed wrong ! what in hell …
the tbody section:

any < must have a space after it to display on the forum… no way to escape them yet…
no real work from site admin on problem

[Perlchamp]

    // Override dom generator.
    getDom: function() {
	var wrapper = document.createElement("div");


	if ((moment() > this.midnight) || (!this.loaded)) {
	    var month = moment().month();
	    var year = moment().year();
	    var monthName = moment().format("MMMM");
	    var monthLength = moment().daysInMonth();

	    // tabelle erstellen
	    var wrapper = document.createElement("table");
	    wrapper.className = 'table';
	    wrapper.id = 'birthday-table';

	    // tabellenkopf erstellen
	    var tHeader = document.createElement("thead");
	    tHeader.className = "thead";
	    tHeader.id = "birthday-thead";

	    var headerTR = document.createElement("tr");
	    headerTR.className = "tr-head";
	    headerTR.id = "birthday-tr-head";			    

	    var headerTH = document.createElement("th");
	    headerTH.colSpan = "2";
	    headerTH.scope = "col";
	    headerTH.className = "th-head";
	    headerTH.id = "birthday-th-head";
	    headerTH.innerHTML = this.translate(this.config.title);
	    headerTR.appendChild(headerTH);
	    			
	    tHeader.appendChild(headerTR);
	    wrapper.appendChild(tHeader);
		    
	    // Create TFOOT section -- currently used for debugging only
	    var tFooter = document.createElement('tfoot');
	    tFooter.className = "tfoot";
	    tFooter.id = "birthday-tfoot";

	    var footerTR = document.createElement("tr");
	    footerTR.className = "tr-foot";
	    footerTR.id = "birthday-tr-foot";

	    var footerTD = document.createElement("td");
	    footerTD.colSpan ="2";
	    footerTD.className = "td-foot";
	    footerTD.id = "birthday-td-foot";
	    if (this.config.debugging) {
		footerTD.innerHTML = "Birthdaylist is currently in DEBUG mode!<br />Please see console log.";
	    }
	    else {
		footerTD.innerHTML = "";
	    }

	    footerTR.appendChild(footerTD);
	    tFooter.appendChild(footerTR);
	    wrapper.appendChild(tFooter);
			
	    // Create TBODY section with day names
	    var eintraege = 3;
	    for (var i=1; i< =eintraege; i++) {
		var tBody = document.createElement("tBody");
		tBody.className = "tbody";
		tBody.id = "birthday-tbody";

		var bodyTR = document.createElement("tr");
		bodyTR.className = "tr-body";
		bodyTR.id = "birthday-tr-body";

		var bodyTDimage = document.createElement("td");
		bodyTDimage.className = "td-image";
		bodyTDimage.id = "birthday-td-image";
		bodyTDimage.innerHTML = "23";

		var bodyTD = document.createElement("td");
		bodyTD.className = "td-body";
		bodyTD.id = "birthday-td-body";
		bodyTD.innerHTML = "Bettina Zimmermann&nbsp;&nbsp;< span class=\"age-span\"> 46 < /span > < /br > Frank Dubiel&nbsp;&nbsp; < span class=\"age-span\" > 54 < /span > < /br >Jürgen Gruse&nbsp;&nbsp; < span class=\"age-span\" > 52 < /span > ";

/*
		var bodyAgeSpan = document.createElement("span");
		bodyAgeSpan.className = "age-span";
		bodyAgeSpan.id = "birthday-age-span";
		bodyAgeSpan.innerHTML = "&nbsp;&nbsp;46";
		bodyTD.appendChild(bodyAgeSpan);
*/		

		bodyTR.appendChild(bodyTDimage);
		bodyTR.appendChild(bodyTD);
		tBody.appendChild(bodyTR);
		wrapper.appendChild(tBody);
	    }
	
	    this.loaded = true;
	    return wrapper;
	}
		
    },

this code looks like the image i did send before

[Perlchamp]

@sdetweil said in read csv-data and put it in an array:

when I had a big pile of html objects to create I wrote a little routine to hide the 4 lines per object

i will shurely take this, if my current html should work. now it’s too much “risk” for me, to change it.

[sdetweil]

@Perlchamp yep… and you could use divs(as row) and spans(as column) for the table, instead of table/tr/td

https://html-cleaner.com/features/replace-html-table-tags-with-divs/

[sdetweil]

@Perlchamp cool thing about the routine, if u decide to use div/span under instead is to fix the routine,
no mainline code has to change

[Perlchamp]

i don’t think so. therefor i’m a little bit toooooooo retro ;-)

[sdetweil]

@Perlchamp each to their own!..

[Perlchamp]

if i do this :

//bodyTDimage.className = "td-image";

it looks like:

and i ask me, WHY css is not working only for this cell !!

[sdetweil]

@Perlchamp td has a class, you are overriding it…
you want that class on the text in the td, not the td itself…

table, th, tr, all have classes… you can ADD a class instead of SET a class

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