Has anyone thought about ways to calculate the height of pages on dynamically-generated sites? I'd like to offer a sidebar height that "tracks" the height of the results by adding additional sidebar sections as required
Some of our pages are long as they show 10 or 20 results from a database search. For example: http://www.bolide.co.uk/actions/directory.taf?_function=WOWlist This page will always be long as there are (and always will be) more than enough results to fit the page. As you can see the left-hand sidebar stops half-way down the page Some pages will always be short, like http://www.bolide.co.uk/actions/addsubscriber.taf And some pages will be of variable length, dependent on how many results the search provides Any thoughts on ways to track the resulting page height? I can count the number of records returned in a search but this isn't always an totally accurate guide as some entries take up more space than others I don't want to use frames. Currently the sidebars come straight out of tango variables and their content is dynamically-generated. All pages are dynamic. the site is built on Filemaker so super-complex calculations are out... Ideally I would add a simple calc to the sidebar; this would mean the page templates wouldn't need altering ________________________________________________________________________ TO UNSUBSCRIBE: send a plain text/US ASCII email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with unsubscribe witango-talk in the message body
