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Alternate View Row colors on the Web


Angie Schottmuller
05.17.2001
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Interested in the easiest way to alternate colors over the web? Here's some simple HTML combined with CSS to give the view look your users want!

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In the view you plan to use for the web:

Insert a new column to be the very first column and paste in this code:

"[<SCRIPT language=javascript> document.write('<TR valign=top
BGColor=' + (" + @DocNumber + " % 2 ? 'F0F4F0' : 'FFFFFF') + '><TD
valign=top>'); </SCRIPT>]"

Append a column to the end of yo


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ur view and paste in this code:
"[</TD></TR>]"

Save and close your view.

Create your $$ViewTemplateDefault.
1) Set the Web Access Display properties set to "Using Views display property"
2) Paste the following code as pass-thru-html any where on the form:

<style type="text/css"><!--TD{padding-right:10px}; --></style>

This code will adjust your view column spacing for the web. Set the spacing to
whatever fits your scenario. Good Luck!

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