Yes, I'm aware of that -- but that is generally what people really want. Hence the reason I asked the question. No sense jumping through all the hoops if the OP would have been satisfied by the...
<!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01//EN"
"http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/strict.dtd">
<html>
<head>
<meta http-equiv="Content-Language" content="en-us">
<meta...
I disagree that submitting one form means that all forms are submitted. Errors in coding can certainly cause that -- but that is not the SOP of the browser.
Now that I see what your change() function is doing, I can tell you that the reason it isn't working is because you're changing the id of these elements -- which is what I was trying to use for the...
The form page can either be a "basic" html page or an ASP page. However, the page which is to execute the ASP code I posted will have to at least be an .asp page. Using an .aspx page is optional.
You're confusing things. This is offsetWidth we're talking about -- not offsetLeft (nor offsetTop). offsetWidth is not relative to anything else (nor is offsetHeight). It is only offsetLeft (and...
I don't have such a script, but absolutely positioned DIVs (with, e.g., solid black borders) would represent the blocks and those DIV's can contain regular HTML hyperlinks for navigation.
Not being familiar with your data, I gave you the solution I use on my own website. In my case, a descending sort by date/time gives me the same kind of ordering for which you're looking (LIFO). In...
