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The width values for .class1 and .class2 are nonsense of course... :)
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Does anyone know how to add (via code) and id attribute within an HTML statement?<br />
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RIght now the page I'm trying to render displays the following<br />
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&lt;tr class = &quot;class1&quot;&gt; for example. &nbsp;this is what i'm looking for<br />
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&lt;tr class = &quot;class1&quot; id = &quot;id1&quot;&gt;
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Does anyone know how to add (via code) and id attribute within an HTML statement?

RIght now the page I'm trying to render displays the following

<tr class = "class1"> for example.  this is what i'm looking for

<tr class = "class1" id = "id1">

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