"Kenneth Ekdahl" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in 
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>>
>>          <tr id="trcol[% IF loop.count % 2; "1"; ELSE; "2"; END %]">
>>             <td>[% report.DSTRCT_CODE %]</td>
>>             <td>[% report.WORK_ORDER %]</td>
>>             <td>[% report.CREATION_DATE %]</td>
>>             <td>[% report.LAST_MOD_DATE %]</td>
>>             <td>[% report.ORIGINATOR_ID %]</td>
>>             <td>[% report.SURNAME %]</td>
>>             <td>[% report.FIRST_NAME %]</td>
>>           </tr>
>
> I don�t think that would be valid html?
> All "id" must have unique values.. :-)
>
>         <tr class="trcolstyle [% IF loop.count % 2; "odd"; ELSE; "even"; 
> END %]">
>
> I believe it's ok with several classes for an element, the styles will
> be merged in a hopefully predicable way, at least that have worked well
> for me when I ha tried it.
>
They do become unique values. All even rows are trcol1 and all odd rows are 
trcol2. I modified my code per Mr. Schwartz's suggestion (thanks!) and it 
works like a charm.

I have not gotten the other portion (when nothing is returned from the SQL) 
statement to work though.

Robert 




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