How about something like this. Since it's getting close to
5:00 on Friday, I'm going to stick with pseudocode:
LOOP from 1 to #ProgramCount#
if (currentprogram MOD 2) IS 1 AND currentprogram IS NOT
programcount
Open a TR tag
Open a TD tag
Insert content
Close TD tag
elseif (currentprogram MOD 2) IS 1 AND currentprogram IS
programcount
Open a TR tag
Open a TD tag with colspan=2
Insert content
Close TD tag
Close TR tag
else
open a TD tag
insert content
close TD tag
close TR tag
endif
It's not tested, but it might just work. Let me know either
way :)
Norman
Quoting "Erika L. Walker" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Hello everyone! I hope this finds everyone in good
> spirits on a Friday...
>
> I am trying to build a page dynamically...but it's a
> little complicated..
>
> If you take a look at
> http://www.medmeet.org/medbroadcast/programStart.cfm
>
> You'll see two parts to a test. (Right now it's just
> hard coded HTML)
>
> The thing is, programs can have anywhere from 1 part
> to 4 parts or
> more....and the client wants to see the parts laid
> out in a two colum format
> as shown, if there are two parts or more....
>
> Now obviously, if there was only one part, then
> there would only be one
> column.... but three would look like this:
>
> -------------
> | | |
> | | |
> | | |
> -------------
> | |
> | | <--- with this row
> | | being one column
> ------------- (colspan of 2)
>
>
> So my dilema is, besides being brain-fried, is I
> know how to build dynamic
> tables row by row, but column by column, with
> dynamic colspans? Anybody ever
> have to do this before? Can it be done?
>
> Here's the logic I am thinking of:
>
> If program has more than 1 part
> display two columns
> else
> colspan = 2
>
>
>
> Loop through this logic if parts is greater than
> 2?
>
> Am I on the right track?
>
> Sorry to be so absent, I am lurking...keeping an eye
> on everybody, ....
> *** miss you horribly ****
>
> Thanks ever so much,
>
>
>
> Erika
> (with a *K*)
>
> "Love gives us in a moment what we can hardly attain
> by effort after years
> of toil." - Goethe
>
>
>
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