To remove the gap, just use css like:
form {
margin: 0px; /* set margin to 0 because IE and Firefox have
different default margins */
}
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Subject: Re: [Spam] Re: [Rails-spinoffs] Re: Re: [prototype] how i send
Dynamicform
it sure does, i normally put the form tag inbetween the <table> and the
<tr> because that will prevent that huge gap that's created by the form
at the bottom
Todd Ross wrote:
> On 3/17/06, Todd Ross <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>> Swap your <form> and <table> tags. A form isn't a valid descendent of a
table.
>>
>
> So, I saw that you updated the code ...
>
> array
> empty
>
> array
> 'client_code' => 'FAME'
> 'usr_ids' => 'clients_ids[0]=2&clients_ids[1]=31'
> 'file_ids' => ''
> 'textarea' => ''
> 'Submit' => 'Submit'
> 'client_ids_2' => '2'
> 'client_ids_31' => '31'
>
> Is that the result you were expecting, /including/ the dynamically
> generated elements?
>
> Todd
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