Notable JavaScript package: JavaScript Manipulate Table

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Sometimes you need to build or manipulate tables dynamically on your Web page.

This object can perform many types of operations to manipulate HTML tables, like adding and removing table cells, rows and columns, as well extract all table data into a JSON string.

Read this article to learn more details about how this notable JavaScript package works.




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The package JavaScript Manipulate Table is one of the few JavaScript packages that was considered notable recently because it does something that is worth paying attention.

The basic purpose is: Compose HTML tables programmatically

Here follows in more detail what it does:

This object can compose HTML tables programmatically.

It takes an identifier of a table and can perform several types of operations to manipulate it. Currently it can:

- Return the number of rows and columns
- Extract data from the table, rows and cells into a JSON string
- Insert rows and cell data
- Get the position index of a row or cell
- Hide or show, rows, columns or cells
- Add or remove rows or columns
- Find data cells

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