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</TR> doesn't work?
Hello,
Can somebody answer the follwing question, please?
We have an asp which builds(using ADODB) a table based on a SQL7 recordset.
The issue we encountered is that the text folowing the table(which is supposed
to be a page footer) is displayed in the right side of the table(defined
with width=100%).
The only way we succeed to present the information in a resonable way is
to loop again through records and use response.write("<BR>").
Any clue?
Thanks in advance
Nicolae
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Re: </TR> doesn't work?
sounds like you have your tr and td tags mixed up. Gte a copy of html tidy
from ws3 and run it against the outputted html, it will correct the html
showing you whats wrong.
Regards
John Timney (MVP)
Nicolae P. <npanait@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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>
> Hello,
> Can somebody answer the follwing question, please?
> We have an asp which builds(using ADODB) a table based on a SQL7
recordset.
> The issue we encountered is that the text folowing the table(which is
supposed
> to be a page footer) is displayed in the right side of the table(defined
> with width=100%).
> The only way we succeed to present the information in a resonable way is
> to loop again through records and use response.write("<BR>").
> Any clue?
> Thanks in advance
> Nicolae
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