it was more "ignoring", sorry ;)
If you would put the list in every case there will be
26 lists blocks with X-following pages connected
If you flip it and wrap the case stuff inside the list then there's
only
one list and no repeating of every page in the list for every
character.
<ul>
var a = '';
var b = '';
var y = '';
var z = '';
<!IoRangeList>
<!-- <%lst_glossary%> -->
Select first letter from <%txt_text%> and compare if match with A:
add to string a && '|||'
walk through to z
<!/IoRangeList>
<li><h2>The As</h2>
<ul>
split the a-string into single <li>-tags, I suggest separating
the strings by ||| triplepipes :)
</ul>
</li>
</ul>
Sorry, this is my conceptual mindfreak ASP I hope you could get behind
the idea.
On 27 Nov., 10:31, Brett <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Thanks Markus, I'll try that. By the way, you didn't notice my
> 'hangover code'!
>
> Response.Write("<ul class='glossaryHeader'>A</ul>")
> Response.Write("<!IoRangeList><li><%txt_text%></li><!/
> IoRangeList>")
> Response.Write("</ul>")
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