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mtek
Hi,
Ok, this is a good one. I have an HTML table, actuall a nested table:
<TABLE bgcolor="#000000" border=1 cellPadding=1 cellSpacing=1><TR><TD>
<TABLE bgcolor="#000000" border=0 cellPadding=10 cellSpacing=5
width=600"><TR><TD bgcolor="#FFFFFF">
The border is black. This form is used to enter data, and, when the
data is validated, if anything fails, the customer wants the border to
turn red. I already have javascript code to validate the data, but,
how can I change the border color of a table that has already been
drawn without drawing the table again, thus losing the data entered.
I'm hoping for something not to hard, like saving the values, re-
drawing the page, putting the values back, etc. I'm hoping to avoid
that.......
Thanks!!!
John
Ok, this is a good one. I have an HTML table, actuall a nested table:
<TABLE bgcolor="#000000" border=1 cellPadding=1 cellSpacing=1><TR><TD>
<TABLE bgcolor="#000000" border=0 cellPadding=10 cellSpacing=5
width=600"><TR><TD bgcolor="#FFFFFF">
The border is black. This form is used to enter data, and, when the
data is validated, if anything fails, the customer wants the border to
turn red. I already have javascript code to validate the data, but,
how can I change the border color of a table that has already been
drawn without drawing the table again, thus losing the data entered.
I'm hoping for something not to hard, like saving the values, re-
drawing the page, putting the values back, etc. I'm hoping to avoid
that.......
Thanks!!!
John