RE: IE tr bgcolor... question
Try this
trcfif search.recordcount gt 2 bgcolor="deded7"/cfif
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From: Ricq Pattay [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, May 23, 2000 10:08 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: OT: IE tr bgcolor... question
I'm trying to format CF output so that the query table rows are shaded grey
and clear alternately.
The below code works in Netscape, but in IE I get rows that are grey and
black alternately. Of course, if I put something within the quotes of the
2nd DE, it works fine in IE. But I'd prefer to have the clear row so as not
to conflict with my background image pattern. Any ideas (besides requiring
my users to only use Netscape...)?
table border=0 cellspacing=0
cfoutput query="search_catalog"
!--- start grey shading of alternate rows ---
cfif #search_catalog.recordcount# gt 2
tr bgcolor="###Iif(((CurrentRow MOD 2) is 0),de('e0e0e0'),de(''))#"
cfelse
tr
/cfif
[etc.]
Ricq Pattay [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Univ of MN College of Veterinary Medicine
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RE: IE tr bgcolor... question
I'm trying to format CF output so that the query table rows are
shaded grey
and clear alternately.
The below code works in Netscape, but in IE I get rows that are grey and
black alternately. Of course, if I put something within the quotes of the
2nd DE, it works fine in IE. But I'd prefer to have the clear row
so as not
to conflict with my background image pattern. Any ideas (besides requiring
my users to only use Netscape...)?
table border=0 cellspacing=0
cfoutput query="search_catalog"
!--- start grey shading of alternate rows ---
cfif #search_catalog.recordcount# gt 2
tr bgcolor="###Iif(((CurrentRow MOD 2) is 0),de('e0e0e0'),de(''))#"
cfelse
tr
/cfif
I'd put the whole of the bgcolor="..." into the iif;
tr #Iif(((CurrentRow MOD 2) is 0),de('bgcolor="##e0e0e0"'),de(''))#"
HTH
Philip Arnold
ASP Multimedia Limited
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