Re: Re: HTML_Table: thead, tfoot and tbody

Klaus Guenther wrote: > No, THEAD rows 0 and 2 and body rows 0 and 1 would be auto-generated (I > think, at least). Hmm... At any rate, I think the best solution would be > for the numbers should be unique to each section. I'll mull over it some > more and see what I can come up with. Here is another suggestion for this, coming back to my first suggestion: We could add two parameters to the toHtml() method, let's say $tBodyRow and $tFootRow, both optional. The first one indicates the row where <tbody> should start. Lower row numbers than $tBodyRow will belong to <thead>. If $tFootRow is given, <tbody> will end one row above this and <tfoot> will start here. If both parameters are not given, one get's the same result as before - no <thead>, no <tbody>, no <tfoot>. If $tBodyRow is greater or equal to $tFootRow toHtml could return a PEAR::Error object. Advantages: - no modifications in the class are needed, except in toHtml() - very easy to use - foolproof (no problems like those I have described last time) - when calling toHtml() the table building should be finished => you know which row belongs to <thead>, <tbody> or <tfoot> Mark