Hi,
I am planning to insert data into column depending on
which column.For example i wanted insert data in row 1
column 23, and row1 column 25..
Can i use sth like this:
******************************************
if column=25 then
for i=1 to 25 'goto the 25th column and insert data there
<td></td>
next i
write "fruits"...
*********************************************

will it work?if not wht wud be better idea in inserting
data in such scenario as above?

TIA

Re: <TD> Question by Tom

Tom
Tue Jul 22 06:16:26 CDT 2003

I think you need to include a little more info.
Are you saying you've already created the table and want to go back and add
something? My recommendation would be to do the processing first, and put
the data in a variable, then when you get to the part of your code that
creates col23/row1 write out the variable contents

"rupart" <rupart14@yahoo.co.uk> wrote in message
news:03e201c35040$cd3a87c0$a001280a@phx.gbl...
> Hi,
> I am planning to insert data into column depending on
> which column.For example i wanted insert data in row 1
> column 23, and row1 column 25..
> Can i use sth like this:
> ******************************************
> if column=25 then
> for i=1 to 25 'goto the 25th column and insert data there
> <td></td>
> next i
> write "fruits"...
> *********************************************
>
> will it work?if not wht wud be better idea in inserting
> data in such scenario as above?
>
> TIA
>



Re: <TD> Question by rupart

rupart
Tue Jul 22 06:34:26 CDT 2003

yap...i get what u sayin..
by the way, the code such as below does work(skipping the
<td></td>..i just tried it out

thanks buddy .:-)

>-----Original Message-----
>I think you need to include a little more info.
>Are you saying you've already created the table and want
to go back and add
>something? My recommendation would be to do the
processing first, and put
>the data in a variable, then when you get to the part of
your code that
>creates col23/row1 write out the variable contents
>
>"rupart" <rupart14@yahoo.co.uk> wrote in message
>news:03e201c35040$cd3a87c0$a001280a@phx.gbl...
>> Hi,
>> I am planning to insert data into column depending on
>> which column.For example i wanted insert data in row 1
>> column 23, and row1 column 25..
>> Can i use sth like this:
>> ******************************************
>> if column=25 then
>> for i=1 to 25 'goto the 25th column and insert data
there
>> <td></td>
>> next i
>> write "fruits"...
>> *********************************************
>>
>> will it work?if not wht wud be better idea in inserting
>> data in such scenario as above?
>>
>> TIA
>>
>
>
>.
>

Re: <TD> Question by Don

Don
Tue Jul 22 08:49:20 CDT 2003

In news:04ae01c35045$34c35d50$a001280a@phx.gbl,
rupart <rupart14@yahoo.co.uk> typed:
: yap...i get what u sayin..
: by the way, the code such as below does work(skipping the
: <td></td>..i just tried it out
:

It works on browsers that don't collapse empty tags (sets) (ie MS Internet
Explorer).

It would be better to use: <td>&nbsp;</td>, so the "empty" <td>'s have some
content.

Just a little FYI.

Don


: thanks buddy .:-)
:
:: -----Original Message-----
:: I think you need to include a little more info.
:: Are you saying you've already created the table and want to go back
:: and add something? My recommendation would be to do the processing
:: first, and put the data in a variable, then when you get to the part
:: of your code that creates col23/row1 write out the variable contents
::
:: "rupart" <rupart14@yahoo.co.uk> wrote in message
:: news:03e201c35040$cd3a87c0$a001280a@phx.gbl...
::: Hi,
::: I am planning to insert data into column depending on
::: which column.For example i wanted insert data in row 1
::: column 23, and row1 column 25..
::: Can i use sth like this:
::: ******************************************
::: if column=25 then
::: for i=1 to 25 'goto the 25th column and insert data there
::: <td></td>
::: next i
::: write "fruits"...
::: *********************************************
:::
::: will it work?if not wht wud be better idea in inserting
::: data in such scenario as above?
:::
::: TIA
:::
::
::
:: .