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trying to use this script for scrolling tables found at this link:

http://www.litotes.demon.co.uk/examp...bleScroll.html

The top left corner in the table grid is hidden from being displayed.

I see:
-- the code is creating DIV's and
-- overrides are hidden
but still can't see anyway to modify so top left corner can be a displayed label to the frozen column.

can anyone advise how to show the top left corner block as part of the left frozen column ???
how to show the top left corner block as part of the left frozen column ???
Feb 18 '06 #1
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Jon Paal wrote:
trying to use this script for scrolling tables found at this link:
http://www.litotes.demon.co.uk/examp...bleScroll.html


Repeatedly posting your question won't get you anywhere except in the
kill-file of people who might actually be able to answer your question.

Nevertheless, your question is best addressed to the script's author. First,
you should check whether or not he will allow you to use his code. If not,
then your question doesn't matter. If you reach an agreement, then he might
be able to help with your question.

Either way, please stop posting the same message over and over.

--
Matt Kruse
http://www.JavascriptToolbox.com
http://www.AjaxToolbox.com
Feb 18 '06 #2
the author has not responded to emails and there is not adequate info on his website.

so I will keep posting. You never know when someone will come along that may be able to help

Feb 19 '06 #3
JRS: In article <11*************@corp.supernews.com>, dated Sat, 18 Feb
2006 21:07:21 remote, seen in news:comp.lang.javascript, Jon Paal
<Jo*@nospam.Paal> posted :
the author has not responded to emails and there is not adequate info on his
website.

so I will keep posting. You never know when someone will come along that may be
able to help


Read the newsgroup FAQ until you understand the situation.

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Feb 19 '06 #4
what ?
Feb 20 '06 #5
VK
Top left corner is not hidden: it is not used.

<thead>
<tr>
<th></th>

Place whatever you want in <th></th> keeping in mind to not break the
table layout by too big content.

Ask in <comp.infosystems.www.authoring.html> if more questions arise.

Can you stop now harassing this newsgroup? ;-)

Feb 20 '06 #6
I already tried that.
The script rewrites the table somehow and then blocks the top left corner.

Any other ideas ?
Feb 20 '06 #7
Jon Paal wrote:
I already tried that.
The script rewrites the table somehow and then blocks the top left corner.

What seems to happen is that the script clones the table twice so that
there are three tables. One is used for the main body, one for the
scrolling header and one for the left column. A div encases the body
and gives you the scroll bars. Script keeps the header and left column
in sync with scrolling of the main body.

There's quite a bit happening with styles too.

A suggestion is to clone the top left cell, put it in a table (or maybe
just a div) and position it where you want it. You should be able to
place the top and left based on the position of the header and left
column clones and use a height and width based on the same elements or
the position of the div encasing the main body.

But have you got permission to use the code?
--
Rob
Feb 20 '06 #8
not sure what you mean by "clone the top left cell". Could you elaborate a bit more ?

There's nothing on the source that says it can't be used.

Thanks for helping
Feb 21 '06 #9
Jon Paal wrote:
not sure what you mean by "clone the top left cell". Could you elaborate a bit more ?

There's nothing on the source that says it can't be used.


The main body of the table is revealed through a div. A clone of the
table is revealed through a div that shows only the top row and hides
the left-most cell. A similar trick is used to show the left column and
hide the top cell.

If you simply extend either the top div or the left div, the top left
cell will scroll either up or across, depending on which one you use.

So make a clone of the cell and stick it in a table and put it where the
top left cell would be. Or clone the entire table and reveal just the
top left corner through a div like the rest of the table(s). Or clone
just the cell content, put it in a div that mimics the size of the
original cell and put it in the right place.
--
Rob
Feb 21 '06 #10
I appreceiate your help, but there's no way I see to overwrite/clone anything because he is not outputting html it's being displayed
through the script. I believe the script has to be modified to modify the displayed results.

Anything I create will not be shown.

I just can't find where to change the script.....


"RobG" <rg***@iinet.net.au> wrote in message news:XG*****************@news.optus.net.au...
Jon Paal wrote:
not sure what you mean by "clone the top left cell". Could you elaborate a bit more ?

There's nothing on the source that says it can't be used.


The main body of the table is revealed through a div. A clone of the table is revealed through a div that shows only the top row
and hides the left-most cell. A similar trick is used to show the left column and hide the top cell.

If you simply extend either the top div or the left div, the top left cell will scroll either up or across, depending on which one
you use.

So make a clone of the cell and stick it in a table and put it where the top left cell would be. Or clone the entire table and
reveal just the top left corner through a div like the rest of the table(s). Or clone just the cell content, put it in a div that
mimics the size of the original cell and put it in the right place.
--
Rob

Feb 21 '06 #11
Jon Paal wrote:
the author has not responded to emails and there is not adequate info on his website.

so I will keep posting. You never know when someone will come along that may be able to help


Just googled:
<URL:http://web.tampabay.rr.com/bmerkey/examples/nonscroll-table-header.html>
--
Jonas Raoni Soares Silva
http://www.jsfromhell.com
Feb 28 '06 #12
that has no frozen left column for side reference values.

but thanks anyway.
"Jonas Raoni" <jo********@gmail.com> wrote in message news:du**********@emma.aioe.org...
Jon Paal wrote:
the author has not responded to emails and there is not adequate info on his website.

so I will keep posting. You never know when someone will come along that may be able to help


Just googled: <URL:http://web.tampabay.rr.com/bmerkey/examples/nonscroll-table-header.html>
--
Jonas Raoni Soares Silva
http://www.jsfromhell.com

Feb 28 '06 #13

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