Scrollable table
Can somebody tell me how to make my table scrollable? I am aware that I could just use frames. However, I do not want to go back and redesign due to time constraints.
Lisa
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A hard question is no longer hard once you have solved it. You got a quick response because the first time I solved this a year ago I saved it on my HD, after spending four days getting it to work. Most questioners would consider a quick response to be a positive thing.
There are two or three other experts on the the site who can solve it from what they hve on their HD and a dozen or so who could work out the code if they are willing to put in the time on it. It is no easier now then it was the first time, but I already made the investment in time so that I can provide the solution quickly.
The reference to points was not because the points were low, but because of the grading history. A question from someone who consistently grades less than an A is going to get less response from top-experts unless a high point value makes it worth taking a chance. So what can happen is that experts that know the solution bypass because of grading history, and experts who could solve it, are not willing to spend the time for the points offered. What is left are less experienced experts who may try very hard but come up short, and you do not get the kind of service that we would prfer to provide.
The grade is far more important then the points. The experts view the grade as an indication of the level of appreciation and respect. Understand that everyone here is a volunteer, and they arehere because they want to be, and they enjoy helping.
If I have offended you by pointing out the grading history, I appologize. My intent is just to help you understand how to get the best service out of the site, but sometimes that can be taken the wrong way.
Glad I could help. Thanks for the A. :^)
Cd&
There are two or three other experts on the the site who can solve it from what they hve on their HD and a dozen or so who could work out the code if they are willing to put in the time on it. It is no easier now then it was the first time, but I already made the investment in time so that I can provide the solution quickly.
The reference to points was not because the points were low, but because of the grading history. A question from someone who consistently grades less than an A is going to get less response from top-experts unless a high point value makes it worth taking a chance. So what can happen is that experts that know the solution bypass because of grading history, and experts who could solve it, are not willing to spend the time for the points offered. What is left are less experienced experts who may try very hard but come up short, and you do not get the kind of service that we would prfer to provide.
The grade is far more important then the points. The experts view the grade as an indication of the level of appreciation and respect. Understand that everyone here is a volunteer, and they arehere because they want to be, and they enjoy helping.
If I have offended you by pointing out the grading history, I appologize. My intent is just to help you understand how to get the best service out of the site, but sometimes that can be taken the wrong way.
Glad I could help. Thanks for the A. :^)
Cd&
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No, I did not take offense. I appreciate the advice. I was looking at it vice-versa. I was thinking that people preferred points rather than the grade. The only reason I chose less than A's on those other questions, is it took quite a while to get an aswer. What I mean by that is, I had to end up modifying the code in some way....but it did however lead me to the answer. As well as I would get errors frequently with the code given. In addition to the fact that I just am not sure how to grade either.
Again, thanks for your help!
Lisa
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Again, thanks for your help!
Lisa
BTW....this is my favorite resource. I have passed this website on to several co-workers.
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Lisa