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The element is a <td>, which doesn't have an attribute for color or forecolor.

If this piece of code sets the bgcolor to the value of @StatusColor, <xsl:attribute name="bgcolor"> <xsl:value-of select="@StatusColor" /> </xsl:attribute> why doesn't replacing 'bgcolor' with 'color' or 'forecolor' set the forecolor to the value of @StatusColor?

Thanks Kim!

Is it possible in Photoshop to take a colour image and convert it to a black and white image? Thanks, Mike

I can manage to render as PDF, but my code for HTML doesn't work (see below). I don't get an error, but nothing appears when I load the page. Can anybody please help? ReportingService rs = new ReportingService(); rs.Credentials = new System.Net.NetworkCredential("****", "****"...

I can manage to render as PDF, but my code for HTML doesn't work (see below). I don't get an error, but nothing appears when I load the page. Can anybody please help? ReportingService rs = new ReportingService(); rs.Credentials = new System.Net.NetworkCredential("****", "****", "")...

Sorry, I meant how do you get the full date i.e. dd/mm/yyyy, removing just the time. How do I do this?

How do you extract the year from a datetime field? Thanks, Mike

Sorry, the code snippet wasn't meant to include the <% %> within it. Here is the bit of code I am working with : response.write "<tr>" &_ "<td bgcolor=eeeeee><a href=""company.asp?company=rs("companyKey")" & "orderby=name"">"&naym&"</a></td>

I need to put the following code within a <% %> block : <td bgcolor=eeeeee><a href='company.asp?company=<%=rs("companyKey")%>&orderby=name'><%=naym%></a></td> How do I escape the characters " etc? Thanks, Mike

If you are reading a field from a database in a loop and then adding the value in the field to a variable, how do you test that the value is not null before adding it? Thanks, Mike

I am looking for an XSLT book that covers XSLT, XPath etc, and also covers using .NET/C# along with them. Can anybody recommend a suitable book? Thanks, Mike

I'm using tables for layout...I know I should eventually learn how to do the layout in CSS, but at the moment I have too many other new things to learn... Thanks, Mike

This doesn't seem a very useful step forward for HTML, if this is how you are now supposed to set td width...it's not something you would want to put in a css file because you could have many td's all with different widths on just one page. Why is it necessary to use style="width:100px;" instead...

According to the validator in VS 2005, width is no longer a valid attribute for <td>. What do you need to use instead? Thanks, Mike