Applying <Div> tag outside <TR>

[Achilles]

what i really want a <DIV> outside <TR>, IF this is not possible then
is there any alternate to achieve below functionality??? Its bit
urgent...!!

<div>
<tr>
<td> Column 01 </td>
<td> Column 02 </td>
<td> Column 03 </td>
<td> Column 04 </td>
<td> Column 05 </td>
</tr>
</div>

 

[Andy Dingley]

what i really want a <DIV> outside <TR>,

You can't.

IF this is not possible then
is there any alternate to achieve below functionality???

What is "below functionality" ? You've posted some code, but not told
us what you expect it to do. Why doesn't that (or at least valid HTML
table made by replacing your <div> with <table>) already work for you?

 

[Harlan Messinger]

what i really want a <DIV> outside <TR>

You can't.

IF this is not possible then
is there any alternate to achieve below functionality???

It has no functionality, so the way to duplicate its functionality is
not to do it. What did you think it would do?

 

[dfloss]

what i really want a <DIV> outside <TR>, IF this is not possible then
is there any alternate to achieve below functionality??? Its bit
urgent...!!

<div>
<tr>
<td> Column 01 </td>
<td> Column 02 </td>
<td> Column 03 </td>
<td> Column 04 </td>
<td> Column 05 </td>
</tr>
</div>

How about doing it the regular way: <tr class="some_class">