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Adding rows to a table
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you cant write html tags after the page has finished loading, you would have to write the number of rows in a querystring and reload the page, or maybe you could make all the rows sized 0 and with no border and then change the properties... -Greg :-Q
what about dom?
without DOM & innerHTML, i don't know what to suggest..
Victor
Code:
<html><head><title>create a table row</title>
<script>
<!--
function createRow(menuid){
var daRow;
daRow = document.createElement("TR");
daTd = document.createElement("TD");
datext=document.createTextNode("theText");
daTd.appendChild(datext);
with(daRow){
appendChild(daTd);
}
document.getElementById("_tbody").appendChild(daRow);
}
//-->
</script>
</head>
<body>
<form name=my>
<input type="button" value="create row" onclick="createRow('aa')"><br>
<input type="button" value="html" onclick="alert(document.body.innerHTML)"><br>
</form>
<table >
<tbody id="_tbody">
<tr >
<td>old row</td>
</tr>
</tbody>
</table>
</body>
</html>without DOM & innerHTML, i don't know what to suggest..
VictorYeah Greg, I didn't think you could either. Then I saw this post surface the other day and I though WOW !! that's really neat, so I replied back to the originator telling him how cool I though his script was.
His reply was... Wow, I didn't think anyone replied to these posts after a year !! I looked closer at the post and sure enough, this was being done back in October, 2000 (and probably earlier).
Guess I'm still in the dinosaur ages. I remember thinking that I thought the poster was sort of braggish when he started the post with, "I don't know if I'm the first one to figure this out or not.." because I thought while it was pretty neat, it didn't seem revolutionary or anything like that. Then I realized the post was 13 months old. LOL
Here's the thread.. thread216-31927
I like this one because it generates new form elements along with the table rows and is ASP ready.
ToddWW
His reply was... Wow, I didn't think anyone replied to these posts after a year !! I looked closer at the post and sure enough, this was being done back in October, 2000 (and probably earlier).
Guess I'm still in the dinosaur ages. I remember thinking that I thought the poster was sort of braggish when he started the post with, "I don't know if I'm the first one to figure this out or not.." because I thought while it was pretty neat, it didn't seem revolutionary or anything like that. Then I realized the post was 13 months old. LOL
Here's the thread.. thread216-31927
I like this one because it generates new form elements along with the table rows and is ASP ready.
ToddWW
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