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Multiple XML Data-Bound Tables
I messed around with this problem over the weekend and came up with the following: <script type = "text/javascript"> { var acct_cnt = 0; var stop_cnt = xmlSect2.recordset.RecordCount / 2; for (acct_cnt = 0; acct_cnt <= stop_cnt + 1; acct_cnt++) { document.write('<p> </p>'); } }...- theedman
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- Forum: -Web site designers
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Multiple XML Data-Bound Tables
Below is a some of the code. Right now these tables are showing up side-by-side. =========================================================== <table datasrc = "#xmlSect1" cellpadding = "0" cellspacing = "0" align = "left" width = "99%"> <thead> <tr bgcolor = "#cccccc"> <th class =...- theedman
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- Forum: -Web site designers
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Multiple XML Data-Bound Tables
Hello, I'm coding a page that will have three XML data-bound tables. The tables should be stacked on top of each other with all records in all tables showing. The tables are all loading correctly, but they are built side-by-side, making the page VERY wide! Any suggestions? Thanks in advance!- theedman
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- Forum: -Web site designers
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XML Data Validation
I found the answer! http://www.topxml.com/conference/wrox/1999_dc/text/alexxml.asp It's close to the end of the article. (Search for "Updating the source data from an XML Document") -
XML Data Validation
I'm fairly new to XML, so bare with me :) I have created a data-bound table using an XML island. I want to be able to validate any changes users make in the table, but I am not able to refer to the input field names (I always get a JavaScript error about the name not being defined). Any...
