J
Jacques Greeff
Guest
How can i change the height of the results table?
thx in advance.
thx in advance.
You are using an out of date browser. It may not display this or other websites correctly.
You should upgrade or use an alternative browser.
You should upgrade or use an alternative browser.
E
Eugenio
Guest
Jacques Greeff wrote:
>
> How can i change the height of the results table?
Use style.css.
Eugenio.
(Latest version of DaDaBIK when this message was posted: 2.2.1)
>
> How can i change the height of the results table?
Use style.css.
Eugenio.
(Latest version of DaDaBIK when this message was posted: 2.2.1)
J
Jeff
Guest
This one has stumped a few people, myself included. Changing the stylesheet has no effect. The problem exists because the edit, delete, and details buttons are embedded inside a form.
Different browsers display forms in different ways, and IE has an issue with a form field displaying with a minimum height, often times too much for my tastes. If anyone has a solution to control the form input height in IE, I would love to hear about it!
In the mean time, I created a fairly acceptable workaround. You will need to edit include/business_logic.php. Be Careful editing this file! Dreamweaver will make a mess of it, even though it usually treats php files nicely. Use a plain text editor...
Lines 1567, 1571, and 1575 contain the forms for iserting the edit, delete, and details buttons. I opted to change the images to plain form submit buttons, as they are easier to read and the output looks better. This example is for line 1575 of business_logic.php, the details button. This line is quite long, but at the end of it you will find the following:
<input type=\"image\" src=\"".$details_icon."\" alt=\"".$submit_buttons_ar["details"]."\" border=\"0\"></form> </td>";
Replace that part of the line with this for a standard form button:
<input type=\"submit\" value=\"Details\"></form></td>";
Now we need to center the text in the rows to improve the appearance a bit more. Go to line 1584. It starts with:
$results_table .= "<td valign=\"top\"
and change it to:
$results_table .= "<td valign=\"middle\"
That will center the text with the button. It still looks a bit funky in IE, but it's certainly better, and looks quite good in Netscape or Opera. You can view an example of how my changes look here:
http://www.n-c-a.org/jobs/
Hope this helps somebody....
Jeff
Different browsers display forms in different ways, and IE has an issue with a form field displaying with a minimum height, often times too much for my tastes. If anyone has a solution to control the form input height in IE, I would love to hear about it!
In the mean time, I created a fairly acceptable workaround. You will need to edit include/business_logic.php. Be Careful editing this file! Dreamweaver will make a mess of it, even though it usually treats php files nicely. Use a plain text editor...
Lines 1567, 1571, and 1575 contain the forms for iserting the edit, delete, and details buttons. I opted to change the images to plain form submit buttons, as they are easier to read and the output looks better. This example is for line 1575 of business_logic.php, the details button. This line is quite long, but at the end of it you will find the following:
<input type=\"image\" src=\"".$details_icon."\" alt=\"".$submit_buttons_ar["details"]."\" border=\"0\"></form> </td>";
Replace that part of the line with this for a standard form button:
<input type=\"submit\" value=\"Details\"></form></td>";
Now we need to center the text in the rows to improve the appearance a bit more. Go to line 1584. It starts with:
$results_table .= "<td valign=\"top\"
and change it to:
$results_table .= "<td valign=\"middle\"
That will center the text with the button. It still looks a bit funky in IE, but it's certainly better, and looks quite good in Netscape or Opera. You can view an example of how my changes look here:
http://www.n-c-a.org/jobs/
Hope this helps somebody....
Jeff