Currently I have the script below that I am working with. (I have not "updated" it to 'better' HTML yet, I just wanted to get this post out there.
Lines 4 - 11:
if Rec("hotLink") = 1 then
strRsp = strRsp & "<font style=""font-size:16px"">"
else
strRsp = strRsp & "<font style=""font-size:14px"">"
end if
strRsp = strRsp & ("<a href="""& appUrl &"/links/"& Rec("linkID") & ".asp"">")
strRsp = strRsp & (Rec("linkName") & "</a></font></b>" & vbnewline )
I really do not need, I just would like that to be an <h3> tag. I know I could do:
if Rec("hotLink") = 1 then
strRsp = strRsp & "<h3>"
else
strRsp = strRsp & "<h3>"
end if
strRsp = strRsp & ("<a href="""& appUrl &"/links/"& Rec("linkID") & ".asp"">")
strRsp = strRsp & (Rec("linkName") & "</a></h3>" & vbnewline )
but I was hoping for something maybe a little bit cleaner if there are any ideas.
Right now, the code below creates two columns. I would like to create three columns.
Basically broken down, the code creates something like:
<table style="width: 99%; border-collapse:collapse">
<tr>
<td style="width:60%; text-align:left">linkName<
<td style="width:70px; text-align:right">image</t
</tr>
</table>
But I would like something like:
<table style="width: 99%; border-collapse:collapse">
<tr>
<td style="width:60%; text-align:left">linkName<
<td style="text-align:left">sp
<td style="width:70px; text-align:right">image</t
</tr>
</table>
Thanks!
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>>Theoretically, if I was to put this code in its own file and then include it, should that work?
In a word, Yes.
However, what you posted looks like a "fragment" of a larger script. I don't see where you are connecting to the db and retrieving the values. If I was the one trying to put that in a separate file,
FIRST:
I would make sure it is generating the desired output.
AFTER it is working as desired, THEN
I would put it in a separate file. Also, on the code I posted I would put the part that connect to the db and queries the db so that the file is "complete" when viewed by itself.
If it will help - here is the code from that file. I am still working on it - cleaning it up, but hopefully that will give you a general idea.
I had tried something like:
strRsp = strRsp & ("<table id=""func_functions50"" style=""font-size:12px; border-collapse:collapse; width:100%; border:0px; text-align:right;"" cellspacing=""0"" cellpadding=""0"">" & VbCrLf)
strRsp = strRsp & ("<tr><td id=""td-func_functions51""
if Rec("hotLink") = 1 then
strRsp = strRsp & "<h3 style=""color:#000000; text-align:left;"">"
else
strRsp = strRsp & "<h3 style=""color:#000000; text-align:left;"">"
end if
strRsp = strRsp & ("<a href="""& appUrl &"/links/"& Rec("linkID") & ".asp"">")
strRsp = strRsp & (Rec("linkName") & "</a>" & vbnewline )
if Rec("hotLink") = 1 then
strRsp = strRsp & "<td style=""font-size:8px; text-align:left; background-color:#abcadc""
strRsp = strRsp & ("[<span style=""color:#cc0000"">spo
end if
if Rec("submitDate") > date - 5 then
strRsp = strRsp & " <img border=""0"" src="""& appUrl &"/images/new.gif"">"
end if
strRsp = strRsp & ("</td><td id=""td-func_functions69""
strRsp = strRsp & (" " & vbNewLine )
if Rec("cVotes") = 0 then
rating = 0
else
rating = cint(Rec("Rating") / Rec("cVotes"))
end if
strRsp = strRsp & ("<a href=""javascript:openWind
strRsp = strRsp & ("<img src="""& appUrl & "/images/star_"& rating & ".gif"" border=""0""></a>" & vbnewline)
strRsp = strRsp & ("</td>" & vbnewline )
strRsp = strRsp & ("</tr></table>" & vbnewline )
Which seemed to work, but IE had a couple of errors and I decided to start over with it
Thanks - that helped. I did two screenshots, the top one showing the code you provided - the titles appearing in the upper left of the browser. The lower screenshot shows the "correct" layout.
I thought about creating something like the code below (line 153 - 156). It seems to be working but I was not sure if the code would be OK, especially the widths? The left cell is a percentage while the right cell is a set width.
Plus I did not know if the code would hold up to more content, etc?
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by: hieloPosted on 2009-09-10 at 10:44:07ID: 25302549
read the comments in the code.
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