I think Vragabond has hit the nail on the head. As far as js is concerned, there should't be any difference between an element id that is hard coded in the html and one that is generated by the php. Since the element id is what the js is using to locate the element, and since it works when...
OK. Well I learned a thing or two about different types of blocks and how they flow, and how I can simplify many of my pages by replacing single celled tables with a div.
But I still haven't solved my basic problem, which is how to get the xy position for the multi_day div. In all the pages I...
I spent the last 3 hours doing trial and error with many combinations of positioning of the divs, trying to overcome the CSS rules for flow of boxes, but couldn't seem to do it even with some fancy php math and various positioning methods.
I managed, however, to get a matrix of rows and...
Certainly your suggestion is a good one, but I'm not sure about how the individual divs will position.
I'd need 5 or 6 rows of 7 divs, all 12% wide, 120px height but growable since every div in the row has to grow the same to match the height of the div with the most events or the events with...
Thanks kenrbnsn and sleipnir214,
I'm sure I'd heard that before but had forgotten. While you were replying to this question, I modified the php to include a call to a js function that is in the head of the page.
As the php runs and creates the cells for the calendar it gives each cell a...
I'm building a monthly calendar with cells for the days. I'm using php to get the data for a month's events from a mySql database, and then create the cells as I go, filling the cells with text corresponding to the event details, all with php.
When a record for an event that spans more than...
Vrag,
This is vb6novice using my at-home handle.
I don't mind the tone. My wife says that when I teach people I do that same thing. Just want to learn more.
I got the quotes thing resolved as you recommended.
I don't think I understand the divs vs. tables thing completely. When you say...
Trying to use Application.Eval in Access 2000 to call a function with the function name in a variable. The procedure gets the name of the function to call and its 3 arguments from a recordset. The argument for Application.Eval is put in a string called call_string
call_string =...
Can anyone point me to the best way to make Access forms act like web pages. I'm referring to the way you can set the width of page elements to 100% and they expand to the limits of the width and height of the window they are running in. I currently use Maximize for that but I have never liked...
My FormA is a continuous form for records in a Table1. Not all fields are shown. FormB is a Single Form view of the same table, with all fields displayed.
I want the user to be able to click a button in FormA to add a record, but I don't want the record added in the COntinuous form. I want...
Roy_Vidar,
I read your rant. I think opinions are very useful. You stated that you made the conversion to ADO. In hindsight, and related only to Access, was it worth it?
I tried to help a guy a few years ago who was creating an application in VB6 with an Access database so that he could...
Thanks GingerR,
That seems like a good tip. Are you also saying I shouldn't bother with ADO. It sounds like everyone thinks it's too much trouble.
If DAO is still the thing to use, and all I have to do is include the 3.6 reference and put "DAO." in front of all my Database and Recordset...
Roy-Vidar
Thanks for the quick reply. That asnwers some wuestions and generates a few more.
1. Will setting the reference to 3.6 be required when the Access App is loaded on another computer?
2. What's up with all that ADO stuff. Why is the ADO thing so complicated? It looks the stuff you...
I'm embarassed to have to ask this. I've done extensive work in Access 97 because it's what my employer uses. I've resisted converting anything that I created to Access 2000 because I know I can't go back. But now I've reached the point where I want to make some stuff in 2000 because it's...
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