- From: Filip Likavcan <filip.likavcan@gmail.com>
- Date: Sat, 25 Aug 2007 19:57:43 +0200
Hi, I would like to propose "structured" <option> element. The <option> element is now described (=displayed in select box) only by simple text value. The problem is, that in "real" world the option acts like object with more properties. There are many cases in which options are described by more than one property. For example the list of URL's in the Firefox displays for each item its URL and page title. Another example: I'm developing e-shop backend application for sellers. Seller can create/edit an order, manage products on stocks and generate invoices. When the seller wants to add new product into the order, it is important for him to know how many products are there on each stock. Products are displayed in <select> as its options. It would be great if I could specify multiple properties for the option and the interface would somehow reflect it. Something like this: <select name="products"> <option id="1"> <property>Product's name</property> <property>X</property> <property>Y</property> ... <property>Z</property> </option> </select> [Product's name | X | Y | Z] Where X, Y, Z represent the numbers of products on stocks. "|" represents a column border. Columns should be displayed as columns in tables (covering entire width of table, able to have specified exact width, padding, ...). Maybe this is already covered somehow. I tried to find something in older e-mails in this mailinglist, but I haven't found anything. Filip "filer" Likav?an
Received on Saturday, 25 August 2007 10:57:43 UTC