Hi Jared:
I got 34 of them. But for sample purposes let's use just the five of them as follows:
Numeric Field (in $):...........C omment Field (memo):
FederalAlloc... ............... ..C_FederalAllo c
StateAlloc ............... ......C_StateAl loc
CountyAlloc ............... .....C_CountyAl loc
NonNIFAAlloc... ............... ..C_NonNIFAAllo c
NIFAAlloc...... ............... ..C_NIFAAlloc
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Jose Santos
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Hi Jared:
You are right on target as regards my general feeling about the application. It is really very easy to use for simple databases but oftentimes I found myself scratching my head on how to modify it to suit my specific need. Anyway, it has helped me a lot and 'could not complain except in cases such as this one. Jared, if you think you can help me more here is the loop routine that you described above:
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The logic seems simple enough:
...Code:strComment=Session("comment") 'Devise a function; this is simplistic function HighlightMe(ByVal) If strComment <> "" then HighlightMe = "Black" Else HighlightMe = "Red" End If end function 'Modify code above If curVal <> " "Leave a comment:
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Jose Santos started a topic How do I highlight a number on the table when a related field is not empty?in ASP ClassicHow do I highlight a number on the table when a related field is not empty?
I am using a very useful application known as GenericDB by Eli Robillard. I have a classic ASP application that requires that when a specific field contains user comments (not empty) pertaining to a particular field (which is numeric), that numeric field needs to be color highlighted or be marked with an asterisk when displayed on a table. The Lister in GenericDB has the following section that I think is where the modified code needs to be inserted....
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