Alternating table rows on mouse over?

response.write("")
     if rs("Service")=true then
          response.write("" & rs("ItemNumber") & "")
     else
          response.write("" & rs("ItemNumber") & "")
     end if
     response.write("")

Basically the js has to be put into this, I tried adding onmouseover="this.className='alt4'" onmouseout="this.className='alt1'" to the

Any ideas?

#303583

Well... there is no alt4...

Isn't it althover?

#303585

Well... there is no alt4...
Isn't it althover?

I changed it to alt4, anyway i get some ASP error, I think its cause of the double and single quotes.

#303587

I just n0*bified this times one million, but it works:

<html>



<head>

<title>EH?</title>

<style>

.header {

		font: verdana;

		font-size: 24px;

		background-color: #000;

}

div.header:hover {

			background-color: #005BC1;

			color:#68AFFF;

			border: 1px solid #003F86; 

}

</style>

</head>



<body>



<table width="200">

<tr>

<td>

<div class="header">

<table>

<tr>

<td>cake</td>

<td>is</td>

<td>good</td>

</tr>

</table>

</div>

</td>

</tr>

</table>

</body>

Bad thing is, the whole DIV changes color when hovered. It could work with what you want, depending on how you're going to use it... that's the part I don't know about.

#303589

you don't need any javascript for this. it can be done wholly in css

just stick classes in the TR elements, and then in css, add :hover qualifiers to the ones you want to change, e.g.

tr.class { background-color: normal color; }

tr.class:hover { background-color: hover color; }

#303591

Ever hear of IE compatibility? Those damn guys at Redmond just HAD to break standards.

This way is far more safe, and guaranteed to work in more browsers.

-NC

P.S: I haven't tested it on IE, but hover usually only fully works on "a" elements, which it obviously was NOT designed wholly for.

#303592

nobody important uses IE, silly

#303606

nobody important uses IE, silly

I know I sound like I'm being an ass, but do you know how much of the business world is using IE?

If you're making a website for a client--even a small one-- you had better make damn sure that it looks alright in IE.

I hate that fact, but it's true :slant:.

-NC

#303609

i know, i know, IE is still around ~87% market share

i'm being facetious ;-P

I don't know why the W3C developed CSS2, it's basically worthless in major web design as IE supports about 0.01% of it... of course, I use it my design, because I could care less.

#303612

More like no one uses firefox.

You home consumers might think you're hot stuff using it, but goto the workplace most people use ie.

#303613

More like no one uses firefox.
You home consumers might think you're hot stuff using it, but goto the workplace most people use ie.

And THAT'S the problem!

Firefox appeals to people b/c of its features, and to web designers because it's (mostly) standards-compliant.

IE appeals to people because...well, because it comes bundled with Windows. I would stop caring if people used Internet Explorer IF it started supporting W3C standards...do you know many hours web coders "waste" adding fixes for IE bugs?

I know, I know. It's life, deal with it.

-NC

#303636

Well till you get on msn and fix my problem... you do have to deal with it .

#303642

This is what i use on my site. Works with IE & FireFox

-------------

<tr bgcolor="{cycle values="#eeeeee,#d0d0d0"}" onclick="java script:location = 'index.php?action=show_inc&id={$id}'" onmouseover="java script: this.style.backgroundColor='#3873b3'" onmouseout="java script: this.style.backgroundColor=''" style="cursor:pointer;">
  <td></td>
  <td></td>
  ...
</tr>

PS

There some {xxx} -> this is Smarty template... so just replace it with any value.

#303652

whats with the index.php stuff?

#303656