TableKit is a great javascript library for making your HTML tables fully editable. However, one problem is that you can’t add or delete rows from the tables…
I came up with a solution to this not so long ago, but it still had a problem - TableKit caches the tables on loading, so after we update the table body (adding or deleting a row) the sorting and editing of the table is completely screwed! 
However, with a little more work, and some help from one of the guys in the office - we’ve finally got this cracked! 
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What a great idea - will give this a bash next week…
If you want a somewhat pretty picture of your DBIC schema (with relationships drawn, of course), install GraphViz, SQL::Translator, and DBICx::Deploy from the CPAN, and then run:
$ dbicdeploy -Ilib MyApp::Schema ~/graphs GraphViz
~/graphs will then contain a .sql file that is actually a png of your schema. Rename it and see your schema in your favorite png viewing application.
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Following on from my previous post on how to integrate the excellent TableKit into your Catalyst webapp (to make your data tables dynamically editable), here’s how i’ve gone about adding ajax inserts and deletes so that you can add and remove data rows in your tables.1
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Found this small selection of tips that can come in use whilst working with Catalyst…
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Catalyst is an MVC web-development framework for Perl, very similar in concepts, ideas (and even some of the implementation) to Ruby on Rails. I’m using Catalyst a lot in my job now, and one of the first challenges that i’ve had to go through is making dynamically editable tables for some of the views we are using (in other words, Ajax driven edit-in-place tables).
Following a short Google, there seemed to be only two ready-made options I could see: one, using the Catalyst controller module Catalyst::Controller::ROSE::EIP; or two, by integrating and using the stand-alone javascript package TableKit.
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