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sarge -> RE: VBScript question (1/10/2002 18:24:04)
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Hi Ginnie-
These are the relevant bits of HTML, extracted from the page.
(The page itself is rather large)
1.) This is the SCRIPT
<SCRIPT language="VBSCRIPT">
sub document_onclick
Select case window.event.srcElement.id
Case "boxed"
if histable.border = "4" then
histable.border = "0"
else
histable.border = "4"
end if
Case "bright"
if histable.background-color = "#FFFF66" then
histable.background-color = "#FFFFCC"
else
histable.background-color = "#FFFF66"
end if
Case else
exit sub
End select
end sub
</SCRIPT>
2.) This is the table 'histable':
<table id=histable width="100%" border="<%If FP_FieldVal(fp_rs,"trad_boxed")= "True" then response.write "4" else response.write "0"%>" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="3" height="20" style="background-color: <%If FP_FieldVal(fp_rs,"trad_bright")= "True" then response.write "#FFFF66" else response.write "#FFFFCC"%>" >
3.) These are the checkboxes:
<input id=boxed type="<%If FP_FieldVal(fp_rs,"trad_boxed")= "True" then response.write "hidden" else response.write "checkbox"%>" name="boxed" value="ON" <%If FP_FieldURL(fp_rs,"trad_boxed") = "True" then response.write " checked"%>>
<input id=bright type="<%If FP_FieldVal(fp_rs,"trad_bright")= "True" then response.write "hidden" else response.write "checkbox"%>" name="bright" value="ON" <%If FP_FieldURL(fp_rs,"trad_bright") = "True" then response.write " checked"%>>
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Just in case you're wondering, the object of the page is this:
The site has a directory of computer traders in London, and this page allows traders to 'play with' the way that their details are presented. Its a bit like yellow pages (where you can box entries, change the font size, the background color etc.). Checkboxes get hidden when the trader takes up an option (for a year).
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Anyway, thanks in advance,
Sarge
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Why is syntax such a pain? With a bit more programming effort, I'm sure that many languages could be much more accommodating without being inaccurate. This exercise should be sooo easy... 
