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> </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
:::
::
::
:: .