Abstract: A system and method for facilitating displaying data in a table via a web-based data grid. The example method includes rendering a first table and then rendering a second table via a layer overlaid on the first table. The second table replicates a user selected portion of the first table. In a specific embodiment, the example method further includes providing a first user option to horizontally scroll the first table. One or more columns of the second table remain static in response to horizontal scrolling of the first table. A second user option enables vertical scrolling of the first table. Vertical scrolling of the first table causes concurrent vertical scrolling of the second table. A third user option enables repositioning of the second table relative to the first table. The first table and overlaid second table, called the frozen section, may be implemented via client-side scripting.

Abstract: A system and method for facilitating displaying data in a table via a web-based data grid. The example method includes rendering a first table and then rendering a second table via a layer overlaid on the first table. The second table replicates a user selected portion of the first table. In a specific embodiment, the example method further includes providing a first user option to horizontally scroll the first table. One or more columns of the second table remain static in response to horizontal scrolling of the first table. A second user option enables vertical scrolling of the first table. Vertical scrolling of the first table causes concurrent vertical scrolling of the second table. A third user option enables repositioning of the second table relative to the first table. The first table and overlaid second table, called the frozen section, may be implemented via client-side scripting.

Abstract: A system and method for facilitating displaying data in a table via a web-based data grid. The example method includes rendering a first table and then rendering a second table via a layer overlaid on the first table. The second table replicates a user selected portion of the first table. In a specific embodiment, the example method further includes providing a first user option to horizontally scroll the first table. One or more columns of the second table remain static in response to horizontal scrolling of the first table. A second user option enables vertical scrolling of the first table. Vertical scrolling of the first table causes concurrent vertical scrolling of the second table. A third user option enables repositioning of the second table relative to the first table. The first table and overlaid second table, called the frozen section, may be implemented via client-side scripting.

Abstract: A system and method for facilitating displaying data in a table via a web-based data grid. The example method includes rendering a first table and then rendering a second table via a layer overlaid on the first table. The second table replicates a user selected portion of the first table. In a specific embodiment, the example method further includes providing a first user option to horizontally scroll the first table. One or more columns of the second table remain static in response to horizontal scrolling of the first table. A second user option enables vertical scrolling of the first table. Vertical scrolling of the first table causes concurrent vertical scrolling of the second table. A third user option enables repositioning of the second table relative to the first table. The first table and overlaid second table, called the frozen section, may be implemented via client-side scripting.