Can you use a loop to regenerate a formatted table??

[jeremyhache]

Is there a way to create a loop in javascript that will loop html code? I have a table on a screen to be printed, and it's formatted to fit perfectly on one printed page. When the page loads, I want it to be able to create additional pages based on a variable from the previous page, let's say, "Number_of_Boxes". I can't just have it print multiple times, the pages will vary slightly. For instance, the first page should have a variable that equals 1, the second 2, and so on, until it equals the "Number_of_Boxes" variable. Can you imbed html within javascript like that, I'm pretty new to the whole thing. Thanks in advance!!!

 

[Raxg]

function checkPage(num_boxes)
{
for (var cnt=0 ; cnt < num_boxes ; cnt++)
{
if (document.getElementById(&quot;pageNum&quot != null)
var _currPage = document.getElementById(&quot;pageNum&quot.value +1 ;

document.write(&quot; Current page No : &quot; + _currPage );
// put the content of Table here using document.write
//Update the page number that is hidden field

}

}

However it assumes that you have a hidden text value _currPage that stores the current page number and num_boxes is the maximum value that need to be checked with current page number. You need to call the current function on page load.
Hope it will help Experience teaches slowly and at the cost of mistakes