.
Demo:
Login as Master Administrator:
Login
(features disabled)
Login as Sub User:
Login
(full features available)
Try: password = upoint1 and password =
upoint2
View HTML tables:
-
Table 4 Created by Master Administrator
-
Table 5 Created by Master Administrator
Try to import a Microsoft® Excel data file:
- This file is
exported from Excel using tab-delimited text format. Try creating a new
table by uploading the file Book2.txt (select Tab as delimiter).
- Once the table is created, go to the Edit mode. You will see that
some empty cells are initially missing. Once you have clicked "Save" and
return to the Edit mode again, everything will look just fine. The script
can most of the time recognize empty fields automatically.
Calling the tables:
- tables are call using the format:
http://yourdomain.com/cgi-bin/tablepublisher.cgi?table=X
where X
is a number
General:
The is a completely revised
and improved version of our popular Active Table. It is much powerful in the sense that administrator
(login using master password) and sub-users (login using sub user
passwords) can create multiple tables and edit the tables
directly from the browser.
Sources of Data:
Source
1: Import tab-delimited text files converted from Microsoft®
Excel or Microsoft®
Access (and upload using the browser).
Source
2: Create new tables from blank directly on the browser.
Source
3: Use existing text data files on the server. These files
might be the ones being used by other database CGI scripts.
Export tables to Microsoft's products
Whether you are using "Tab",
"Semicolon" or "Pipe" as delimited in the script, all the tables can be
exported to Microsoft®
Excel or Microsoft®
Access. Detailed procedure is available
here.
- If comma is present in a
cell, the data of that particular cell will be automatically bracketed
with double-quotation marks ( " ) when the file is saved as
tab-delimited text file.
- There is a variable in the
script for you to toggle this feature on/off. By default it is set to
"on". If you are working on existing data files produced/used by other
database scripts, you might want to set the variable to "off". Detailed
instruction is available when
configuring this variable.
- Due to this same reason, all
double-quotation marks ( " ) entered into the cells are automatically
removed by the scripts (to prevent conflicts).
Supported Delimiters
- Tab-delimited
- Pipe-delimited
- Semicolon-delimited
*
comma-delimiter is currently NOT supported by this script.
Master Administrator and Sub Users
Master administrator (login using
master password) has full control. The actions highlighted in
RED are NOT available to Sub Users (login
using sub user password):
-
Clear Database: Remove all tables from the database including
all sub users' status.
- Add New User: Create a sub user
(multiple sub users supported).
- Add New Table: Create a new table.
- Edit: Edit existing table.
- View: View existing table in HTML.
- Delete: Delete a table.
- Download: Copy and save the text into an external file.
Master administrator's power:
- Master administrator can
view/edit/delete his own tables as well as all tables under the sub
users.
- The master administrator can delete a sub user's status by deleting
all that sub user's table.
Sub users' status:
- When login using a sub user
password, the sub user can only view, edit or delete his own tables. He
can also create new tables.
- When creating a new table, the sub user is not allowed to use
"existing data file in server" as the table source for security reasons.
- If a user deleted all his tables, he still hold his sub user status
(the password is still valid). He can re-create new tables later.
Layout:
- You may optionally have the
result plotted in your own
template.
- You may specify the
followings:
- global text box size (for table cells)
- table width
- cellpadding & cellspacing
- border
- font type, size
- table and cell alignment
- background colors and so on ....
- See
configuration details here.
Columns and Rows:
- It doesn't matter how may rows
and columns of data you have, the script will handle it automatically.
- If you are importing form Excel
or Access, it is advisable that you place a dash ( - ) in the empty fields
(to prevent out-of-alignment of rows and columns) although the script can
most of the time recognize empty fields automatically.
HTML
in Headers:
- You can use basic HTML codes
in the cells. For example <b>, <font color=red>, <font color=green><u>
.... Please note that the closing tags such as </b>, </font> and </u>
are not necessary.
- Using the HTML codes, you can
make the first row or first column your title fields.
Requirement:
- Perl
- No MySQL needed.
- No SSI needed.
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