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setting properties of Response.Write objRS()

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mikemedia

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Apr 28, 2006
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I've done this in javaScript:
Change text color based on value e.g.,

if (parseFloat(document.getElementById(f_delta_1st).value) > 0){
document.getElementById(f_delta_1st).style.color="green";
}

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Now my ASP is reading these "number" datatypes and I would like to color them red or green based on +/- value.

<% Response.Write objRS("f_delta_1st") %>
 
did you mean:
Code:
<% 
if cInt(objRS("f_delta_1st")) > 0 then
Response.write "<font color=green>" & objRS("f_delta_1st")  & "</font>"

else
Response.write "<font color=red>" & objRS("f_delta_1st")  & "</font>"

end if
 %>

-DNG
 
Wow! I just posted this on another forum:
Yours seems simpler , and correct me if I'm wrong, I can place it before <body> Right?
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Newbie asks: Is this correct and if so, where in the (existing) html <body>: does it go? I men no matter where I place the snippet, it's gonna be within a tag.

If objRS("gross_err") > 0 Then
Response.Write "<tr><td><font color=""green"">" & “+” objRS("gross_err ") & "</font></td>"
Else
Response.Write "<tr><td><font color=""red"">" & “-” objRS("gross_err ") & "</font></td>"
End If
 
Cut and pasted your exact code just above the body tag without result. Should I paste it somewhere else?
 
your code on the page should look like the following...
Code:
<html>
<head>
</head>
<body>

YOUR ASP CODE HERE

</body>

</html>

-DNG
 
The logic seems to be exactly what I'm looking for:

If the integer value of the object "f_delta_1st" is greater than 0, then make the font color of the object "f_delta_1st" green.

I'e pasted it immediately following the body tag <body>

So, what have I overlooked?

I appreciate your time.
 
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