JtheRipper
IS-IT--Management
Hi there,
Some background first:
This is a bit hard to explain, but here goes...
I wrote an application to display backup certain information on a web page. I use dates as the headings (30 of them) and the server name is used on the left hand side. When displayed it looks like a huge matrix, lets say 60x30. Each and every one of these "cells" represents a certain day's backup for a specific server. i.e.
I want to be able to "click" on a specific cell and be redirected to another page. I would like to know if there is something else I can use instead of the "href" command to "click" and be redirected to another website. This might sound silly, but when I use the "href" command it puts a little dot on the left hand side of the line and when you have a huge matrix like this it looks terrible.
ANY ideas on whether there are any other ways to do this will be appreciated.
Thanks,
J.
Some background first:
This is a bit hard to explain, but here goes...
I wrote an application to display backup certain information on a web page. I use dates as the headings (30 of them) and the server name is used on the left hand side. When displayed it looks like a huge matrix, lets say 60x30. Each and every one of these "cells" represents a certain day's backup for a specific server. i.e.
Code:
server d1 d2 d3 d4 ...
S1
S2
S3
S4
.
.
.I want to be able to "click" on a specific cell and be redirected to another page. I would like to know if there is something else I can use instead of the "href" command to "click" and be redirected to another website. This might sound silly, but when I use the "href" command it puts a little dot on the left hand side of the line and when you have a huge matrix like this it looks terrible.
ANY ideas on whether there are any other ways to do this will be appreciated.
Thanks,
J.