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if you're able to use jquery, there are tons of table components out there such as <a href="http://www.datatables.net" rel="ugc">datatables </a>and <a href="http://www.trirand.com" rel="ugc">jqGrid</a>
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if you're able to use jquery, there are tons of table components out there such as datatables [http://www.datatables.net]and jqGrid [http://www.trirand.com]

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datatables is the more &quot;popular&quot; one, although I find it a bit difficult to set up. jqGrid I think is much easier to implement and has the same features of most of the components out there
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datatables is the more "popular" one, although I find it a bit difficult to set up. jqGrid I think is much easier to implement and has the same features of most of the components out there

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I have two tables on a html page, the original table will be filled by a DB2 results but on each row of this table I need to add a Add button which will add that row into a new table, and in this new table, I need to add two new check boxes and a Remove button, which when clicked need to remove the row from this table and add this to the source table back .... <br />
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Can any one post the HTML and the JS ...
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I have two tables on a html page, the original table will be filled by a DB2 results but on each row of this table I need to add a Add button which will add that row into a new table, and in this new table, I need to add two new check boxes and a Remove button, which when clicked need to remove the row from this table and add this to the source table back .... 

Can any one post the HTML and the JS ...

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