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Is there anyway to not display the row and column modification (the 2 arrows and cross) when making a table editable. I went through the W3C draft for contenteditable and it doesn't talk anything about the specific cases of different elements.
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Each cell has a ContentEditable component, or an action to delete a row or add a new row. We start with three methods: one to add a row, which will update the store with the new row, and empty the existing row; the other to delete an existing row.
The table has Item, Price, and Action as the headers, and maps through the state for each row. Each cell has a ContentEditable component, or an action to delete a row or add a new row.
To make table cells editable, click on the cell. The cell should become "editable" (textarea appears inside). We can change the content of the table. <! DOCTYPE html> In the above example, we have edited the table data with the help of JavaScript. To make table cells editable, click on the cell.
To edit rows and columns 1 Drag a TableLayoutPanel control from the Toolbox onto your form. 2 Click the TableLayoutPanel control's designer actions glyph () and select Edit Rows and Columns to open the Column and Row Styles dialog box. ... 3 To add or remove columns, select Columns from the Member type drop-down list box. More items...
If I understand you correctly, the following will do it in Firefox (note: apparently the document must be loaded before this command can be executed. See comments below):
document.execCommand("enableInlineTableEditing", null, false);
See also this question: Javascript, Firefox: how to disable the browser specific cell controls?
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