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alternate records
I am really new at this. I have basic results working. What I want to do is alternate every other record with a new CSS Style so it's easier to read. Not sure how to do this so anything would be helpful. I want to use the class ' statsDataRow1 ' and ' statsDataRow2 ' as my alternating styles.
Thanks Rob ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- <table border="1" width="85%"> <%do until rs.EOF%> <tr> <td class="statsDataRow1"><%Response.Write(rs("Nickname"))%> <td class="statsDataRow1"><%Response.Write(rs("FirstName"))%> <td class="statsDataRow1"><%Response.Write(rs("LastName"))%> <td class="statsDataRow1"><%Response.Write(rs("E-mail"))%> <td class="statsDataRow1"><%Response.Write(rs("AOL"))%> <td class="statsDataRow1"><%Response.Write(rs("Birthday"))%> <%rs.MoveNext%> </tr> <%loop rs.Close conn.Close %> </table> |
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i think your question would be better suited in the ASP or VB forum (or whatever language that is) than the SQL Server forum
but anyhow, if your scripting language does not already provide a built-in record number for query results, declare a variable yourself and add 1 to it every time you go to print a record when you print a record, divide the record number by 2 and examine the remainder -- it will be 0 or 1, and that will tell you which class to apply look for a MOD or MODULO or MODULUS function to get you the remainder automatically also, your html will be cleaner if you apply the class to the TR instead of each individual TD |
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Thank you. I realized after I posted it was in the wrong spot.
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