Tableedit Pro 1.3.0

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TableEdit Pro 1.4.2 Mac OS X 28 MB. TableEdit is a spreadsheet application simple, clean and elegant calculation designed specifically for Mac. TableEdit features minimalist but intuitive interface and offers convenient features such as formulas, graphics and style options exhaustive cell, and comprehensive options for import and export. IU MAC NATIVE: TableEdit has been.

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TableEdit is a spreadsheet application simple, clean and elegant calculation designed specifically for Mac. TableEdit features minimalist but intuitive interface and offers convenient features such as formulas, graphics and style options exhaustive cell, and comprehensive options for import and export .

IU MAC NATIVE: TableEdit has been designed from scratch to be a sheet of simple, quick and convenient calculation. Unlike competitors multiplatform, we admit natively Mac technologies like auto save, version control of documents, iCloud and more. Navigation and selection work as expected in any real Mac application with keyboard shortcuts and modifier keys have their usual effect. The defining element of the interface is the toolbar that gives access to the most used options as well as the ‘editor main cells'. The main cell editor always displays the cell contents without changing the formatting options or results of formulas.

Table Options: Your table configurable options allow you to change the size of the table and enable a ‘floating row header' so you do not lose track titles when you scroll down. Configurable row heights allow multiple lines of text in a cell. In addition, support is to scale the entire table or background colors define alternate row globally or spreadsheet.

CELL STYLES: You can easily select background colors to their cells and set options cell border with different thicknesses, locations and colors. There is also a configuration that includes comprehensive text color, font and alignment.

FORMAT CELLS: TableEdit has many options to control how to display the contents of the cells in the table. You can opt for date formats and customizable time. Even more options are available for viewing numbers: You can control the number of digits, separator, choose scientific or currency display. Or you can go all the way and use the 'Custom' freeform representation for numbers.

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TableEdit - edit spreadsheets in a simple, clean & elegant way TableEdit is a simple, clean & elegant spreadsheet application designed specifically for OS X. TableEdit features a minimalistic yet intuitive interface and has convenient features like formulae, charts and exhaustive cell styling options as well as comprehensive import & export options. Version 1.3.0: Note: Now requires OS X 10.10.
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IMPORT AND EXPORT: You can import CSV and Excel files quickly using drag and drop or use the Import panel to select more options as the separator or coding. Export to Excel, CSV or PDF is also just a click away.

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TableEdit is a simple, clean, and elegant spreadsheet application designed specifically for OS X. TableEdit features a minimalistic yet intuitive interface and has convenient features like functions and seamless CSV import/export as well as exhaustive cell styling options.

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Fixed problems when restoring the upgrade to 'Pro' in the MacAppStore version
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Editor 1.3.0 is a major release of the Editor software, with a large number of new features and general improvements, including inline and bubble editing modes, improved API and full integration with DataTables 1.10.

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Details of change change are available below.

Release notes

New

New - PHP: Add quote() method for raw SQL access
New: Validation methods updated to provide much more control through a validation options array:
- All error messages can be customised
- Each validation method provides common validation options:
- empty - allow a field to be zero-length or not
- optional - allow a field not need to be submitted or not
- required - short-cut for empty=false and optional=false
New: Add a check for DataTables 1.10 or newer
New: Chaining API - the Editor API now returns this in most cases (except where a value is required such as get()!) to provide the ability to chain the API. Along with DataTables 1.10's chaining API this will be the documented way to use the Editor API from v1.3+. Options such as button for the edit() method have been marked as deprcated for this reason, although they do still work.
New: Field class and API - Editor has been reworked internally to have each field that is used in an Editor instance as its own instance. This allows the code to be restructed for performance and size, but it also provides a public interface for each field. This is, to an extent a duplication of the field specific methods of the Editor instance, where you can select a field by name, for example:
- editor.set( 'name', 'Allan' )
- editor.field( 'name' ).set( 'Allan' )
New: Update to use DataTables 1.10's API methods internally
New: AMD loader support for Editor as the named module datatables-editor.
New: Standalone Editor abilities (use Editor without a DataTable)
New: create(), edit() and remove() methods now accept form options (the new submitOnReturn, etc).
New: Inline editing support!
New: edit() and remove() methods can have row-selector options passed into them now, not just a TR node
New: ajax option has been upgrades to operate in basically the same manner as the DataTables ajax method.
- Can now be given as a simple string as the url (effectively making the ajaxUrl option redundant)
- Or as an object to provide control over the ajax parameters
- Or as an object with REST instructions
- Or as a function for complete control
- The old ajaxUrl option has been deprecated as it is no longer required, however it is still supported and this change is backwards compatible.
- Like DataTables the ajax.data option can be given as a function to manipulate or replace the data being sent to the server.
New: Full support for DataTables 1.10's server-side processing mode.
- DataTables 1.10 updates the parameters sent to the server to be more 'modern'. This update adds full support for these new parameters.
- Note that this replaces the 1.9- style server-side processing support. Like other parts of Editor 1.3, this update requires DataTables 1.10.
- With the leftJoin() enhancements, server-side processing now operates correctly on joined tables for ordering and searching! (Note that the Join() class still doesn't support server-side processing for search and ordering).
New - PHP: leftJoin() method for Editor class which makes using simple left joins much easier and far more efficient than before.
- The new leftJoin() method basically uses the same syntax as SQL, giving the table name on which to do the join and the join condition. This allows DataTables to do the join in a single query, rather than the multiple queries that theJoin` class uses.
- For all object based joins, this should replace the use of the Join class. However, the Join class is still required when performing an array join. As such it is still supported
New: On edit, if the row is removed from the data set (perhaps due to a 'where' condition), rather than throwing an error, the row is removed from the data set.
- This is indicated by returning null for the row property in the returned JSON.
New: PHP Editor->validate() method for checking if the data submitted is valid externally.
New: DataTables API methods for editing the table, provided by Editor Editor will add the following methods to the DataTables API:
- editor() - Get the Editor instance, either assigned or automatically detected.
- row.create() - Create a new row
- row().edit() - Edit a row
- row().delete() - Delete a row
- rows().delete() - Delete multiple rows
- cell().edit() - Inline edit a cell
- cells().edit() - Bubble edit one or more cells
New: HTML5 date input support. If jQuery UI is available on the page, its datepicker module will be used. Otherwise the inptu element with a type of date will be used. Browsers which do not support date inputs will fallback to text input automatically
New: Focus styling for the buttons
New: Keyboard accessiblity improvements - when multiple buttons are shown, the left and right keys can be used to navigate between them
New: Responsive CSS - Editor now works well on iPad, iPhone and Android devices
- Form layout is altered to suit the requirements of the device that is being used to edit the table, based on the width of the available screen. On small screens the form is shown as stacked. And on devices with a width < 1024 (i.e. iPad and smaller) the lightbox is shown as consuming the whole screen.
- Unfortunately position:fixed in mobile devices is very broken when a virtual keyboard is shown, thus the need to show over the whole page, not just in a box hovering over the content like in desktop browsers.
New: Improvements to the styling of the editing forms and display
New: Use SCSS to give more structure to the files and provide easy mixins
New example: Inline editing with tab to go to next / previous fields
New: Focus styled background for bubble and lightbox editing
New - beta: Oracle PDO driver for Editor
New: Improved directory structure of the package
- Examples are now split into relevent areas
- PHP libraries are at the top level
New: Close button style has a hover effect
New: Highlight the edited row for user feedback
New: node() method can now operate on multiple fields
New: val() API method for completeness
New: title() can be used as a getter
New: buttons() calls can now set a single button using a simple string, with Editor automatically filling in the most common button type - a submit function.
New: Right-to-left text layout support
New: bubblePosition() API method
New: preBlur event, which compliments preClose
New: Focus on the first field that is in error on submit
New: focus form option. Provides complete control over the focus behaviour of Editor when the form is displayed.
New: closeOnComplete form option
New: PHP validator - unique validator
New - PHP: nullEmpty() formatter
- Save empty strings as 'null' on the database
New: Add CommonJS support
New: Animation disabling option for the show() and hide() methods
New: datetime formatting function which can be used to transform from one datetime format to another
New: Fields have their change event automatically triggered on set

Updates

Update - PHP: Add define check protect to the config.php file
Update: When checking is a field should be applied to a query, base the decision on if the data was submitted to the server or not, rather than if the data is null.
Update - PHP: If the primary key is changed on update, it is still read back successfully by using the new primary key value
Update: Remove the optional parameters from the response JSON when not needed
Update: Throw an error if a field has not been given a name
Update: Nicer calander icon
Update: Events no work in the same way as events for DataTables
- Documented events no longer have the on prefix and are camelCase. This is done for naming consisteny with DataTables 1.10 whose events are also camelCase.
- Events are all fired with the namespace dte (DataTables uses dt). This actually has very little baring on any interaction since the events are not propagated through the DOM (might be removed).
- Passing events in using the constructor is now deprecated and will not be documented in 1.3. Using the on() method is how to listen for events.
- These changes are all fully backwards compatible. The old on style events and constructor events will continue to work as in 1.2-, but the new style will be the documented events.
Update: Label / value pairs can now take objects
- The checkbox, radio and select inputs all have label / value pair inputs, which was previously an array. Now an object can also be given with the key / value being used
Update: Database drivers use FETCH_ASSOC by default now
Update: Bootstrap compatibility for Editor 1.3
Update: All examples updated to use the new ajax option
Update: create(), edit() and remove() arguments updated for the new chaining API structure to have the title and buttons arguments optional.
Update: the show parameter default of create(), edit() and remove() has been changed from true to false. This is done for the chaining API, since you can now just call edit().display() to edit a row.
Update: On delete, row ids are sent in the id property as an array rather than in data. This is for consistency.
Update: the dbTable parameter has been removed from the initialisation. This was just confusing between the domTable and dbTable parameters, and dbTable was virtually never used. The update to ajax can be used if you want to submit additional parameters such as dbTable.
Update: domTable has been renamed table since dbTable is removed. This is a backwards compatible change, domTable can still be used, but table is recommended
Update: Editor is now built as a DataTables 1.10 extension
Update: Add a transparent border around the Editor display lightbox for more visual appeal

Fixes

Fix: SQL Server needed a couple of GO statements
Fix: Documentation for the database headers was off
Fix: SQL Server driver didn't work with a port specified
Fix: If the primary key is specified in the create, use the key given
Fix: localStorage example used the incorrect id for row finding
Fix: If a column name matched a php function name, an error could occur
Fix: Potential async error on submit. If, using the API, to open a form before the edit is complete, the information stored for the next edit could potentially be removed, resulting in a Javascript error.
Fix: Checkbox and radio inputs have nicer styling
Fix: Remove redundant code from the lightbox controller
Fix: Button labels defined as an extended button were being overwritten by the language settings.
Fix: Back / next example was throwing errors if you try to go beyond the extent of the table
Fix: The submitted data tab now does the data submitted as HTTP varaibles rather than JSON (it is not submitted in JSON so this was misleading).
Fix: Validate methods should check for a null value and allow it unless the field is required.
- This is done to allow fields which are not required to not be submitted. In the case where the field is not sent as part of the forms data, the value checked for validation is null (this is the only way it can be null - passing in 'null' gives the string null!) so the validation checks can see if that is a valid value or not.
- Possibly this should be split into another option? A required() method perhaps. The problem with the current method is that null and ' are treated the same - so where ' is a valid input, but you want to require it, you would need to write a custom validation method at the moment. Problem with spliting it up is it makes the initilaisation more verbose
Fix: validate() should use the set formatter return if the server formatter was specified
Fix: Numeric validation wasn't correctly respecting the required flags
Fix - docs: Fix typos
Fix example: Correct link in tableFormatting example
Fix: localStorage example couldn't delete multiple rows
Fix - PHP: Date formatter was stripping time part