On Sep 19, 2007, at 5:49 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Sorry to jump in, but I am running into a similar situation with a
dynamic
table markup generator we built. If I understand what you are
saying, i
may be able to use your function to determine the largest text
string in a
"cell", which in turn can be stacked or collected as an object and
compared to the other table "cells". This would in turn be passed
over to
the "column width" markup below?
Yes, that is definitely possible, although it might take a bit of
trial-and-error to get it right. With tables, you're going outside
the WYSIWYG environment of FusionPro Desktop and jumping into
defining the layout programatically. That said, tables are certainly
one way to get around the otherwise general inability to modify the
layout in JavaScript rules. (Another is body page usage.)
Dan
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