Can HTML code be "Looped" with VBScript

[jeremyhache]

I need to prepare a formatted page which is based on data sent from a previous page. I have a few variables which I use to calculate the number of pages which need to be created. I already formatted several tables to fit perfectly on 1 printed page. I need to be able to loop this behavior when the page loads so that it will create multiple pages, each formatted to it's own page when printed. Is there a way to loop my already formatted HTML in VBScript? EIther that, or is there a way to translate the HTML into VBScript??? I tried many ways to try and print out a table using VBScript, and I don't think it is possible. Please HELP!!! Thank you!

 

[hithere]

yes you can. there's a couple of ways to loop through data.
for x = 0 to 5
x=x+1
response.write "hi there!"
next
is one way
there's also:
do until x=5
x=x+1
response.write "hi there!"
loop

using the response.write, you can "print out" your html inside of the vbscript so...
response.write &quot;<table><tr><td>&quot;
response.write variable1value
response.write &quot;</td></tr></table>&quot;

obviously, I've kept this pretty basic but hopefully you can see how it applies to your situation and adapt your code appropriately.

hth
mb
&quot;Where's the Ka-Boom? There's supposed to be an Earth-shattering Ka-Boom!&quot;
Marvin the Martian

 

[onpnt]

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