> > Thanks. You're right, using class is a standard approach, however,
> > the new CFWINDOW tag is nice but quite picky and I have more than one
> > cfwindow on the same page, so, inline js tends to work better for my
> > case...
>
> Shouldn't matter in this case because you're changing the class of the
> parent table, identified by its ID. So you can have 1 table or you can
> have 50 tables and they'll all work using the same class definitions.
Or rather they can all work using one css block - you'd have to change
the css so that the first item in the selector isn't the id of the table,
which should be pretty trivial.
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s. isaac dealey ^ new epoch
isn't it time for a change?
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