At this point Mike, you'll need to break out the JavaScript debugger, DOM inspector etc, and what HTML is actually being written into the page, how the CSS style rules are affecting it, etc. Ultimately, it's going to prove difficult for you to make a gadget without these tools (and the knowledge of how to construct an HTML fragment from a Javascript program running in a browser).
>From a quick re-read of the sample code, it's not actually doing anything very intelligent with its output - not so much as troubling to construct an HTML table, or a grid of DIV's, for example. That is, the example isn't an example of outputting a spreadsheet from a spreadsheet - so to make the example do that, you're going to have to substantially modify it - and solve your <br/> issue in the process. cheers, David. On Sun, May 22, 2011 at 6:47 PM, Mike <[email protected]> wrote: > Dear David, > > Thanks for your contribution! I replaced the first function with yours > to no luck -- it made no change. > Please help me as I'm stuck!
