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scroll bars and tables

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Ricjd

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Sep 12, 2002
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I read this and was wondering if it could be addapted so that there could be two scroll bars.

The table(s) would have a top header and a "side" header. when you move the bottom scroll bar it would move the content in the top header left and right and the main content left and right. When you move the side scroll bar it move the content in the side scroll bar up and down and the main content up and down.

The headers would have to been shown all the time but depending on the scroll bars be showing diffrent information.

Some back ground info so maybe its easier to unerstand. this is for a viewing part of an rental booking. it shows the dates (days 1 to 31 of the month) along the top and the apartments along the side. As there are many date/apartments its needs to show the dates and the apartments at all times. thus scroll bars and all.

any help would be geatly aprieciated.

i have knowledge of html/css/javascript/asp, so any of these which do the trick would be great.

Thanks Rick
 
Hi Rick

I have the same problem.
Can you write down if u have an answer (not from this forum)

Thanks
 
i have found using inline frams is a good way to get rount this problem.

although i had to split the properties up it has a much better lay out

rick
 
<html><body>
<div style=&quot;width:100px;height:100px;overflow:scroll&quot;>
<nobr>Your table text here. Your table text here.</nobr>
<nobr>Your table text here. Your table text here.</nobr>
<nobr>Your table text here. Your table text here.</nobr>
<nobr>Your table text here. Your table text here.</nobr>
<nobr>Your table text here. Your table text here.</nobr>
<nobr>Your table text here. Your table text here.</nobr>
<nobr>Your table text here. Your table text here.</nobr>
<nobr>Your table text here. Your table text here.</nobr>
</div>
</body></html>

Clive
 
Hi Clivc,

The problem in this solution is that the titles (in Y and X axes) are not freeze (in explorer and netscape)

thanks
 
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