ASP Tables
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<%@ Language="VBScript" %> <% Option Explicit %> Low Wing A - Pattern List <% 'declare your variables Dim Connection, Recordset Dim sSQL, sConnString 'declare SQL statement that will query the database ******* NAME OF TABLE ******* sSQL="SELECT * FROM lwa" 'define the connection string, specify database 'driver and the location of database sConnString="PROVIDER=Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0;" & _ "Data Source=" & Server.MapPath("../databases/lwa.mdb") ' ****** LOCATION OF DATABASE ******* 'create an ADO connection and recordset Set connection = Server.CreateObject("ADODB.Connection") Set recordset = Server.CreateObject("ADODB.Recordset") 'Open the connection to the database connection.Open sConnString 'Open the recordset object, execute the SQL statement recordset.Open sSQL,connection 'first of all determine whether there are any records If Recordset.EOF Then Response.Write("No records returned.") Else 'If there are records then loop through the fields Do While Not recordset.EOF Response.Write recordset("PICTURE LINK") & " " & recordset("AIRCRAFT TYPE") & " " & _ recordset("AIRCRAFT MODEL") & " " & recordset("COCKPIT") '******** SPECIFIED FIELDS ******* Response.Write "
" 'insert a line break 'move on to the next record Recordset.MoveNext Loop End If 'close the connection and recordset objects and free up resources Recordset.Close Connection.Close Set Recordset = Nothing Set Connection = Nothing %>before your do while write out you table headings something like this - response.write "" then in your do while you can write out each data field in a td like so - response.write "" once you are out of your do while loop you can just close the table tag like so - response.write "
Heading one
" & recordset("PICTURE LINK") & "
" just play around until you get your desired look. You can also view the source e.g. right click and select view source in ie6 to check what exactly you are writting out.
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before your do while write out you table headings something like this - response.write "" then in your do while you can write out each data field in a td like so - response.write "" once you are out of your do while loop you can just close the table tag like so - response.write "
Heading one
" & recordset("PICTURE LINK") & "
" just play around until you get your desired look. You can also view the source e.g. right click and select view source in ie6 to check what exactly you are writting out.
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Thanx! i will give that ago i thought it was something down the lines of that, but i dont wanna be messing about and getting lost, arg programming! i hate programming! im a hardware man! Thanx, will let you know how it goes...:laugh:
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*cry* Im lost! http://www.driffieldbroadband.co.uk/lwa.asp[^] I got some tables though... any help appricated!
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http://www.driffieldbroadband.co.uk/lwa.asp[^] i decided to re-write it all, found a few probs, now fixed :D but how do i implement styles to say the headings cell but not the actual data cells, say i want the heading cells with a blue background but the data cells a white/no background? thanx for all the feedback..
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http://www.driffieldbroadband.co.uk/lwa.asp[^] i decided to re-write it all, found a few probs, now fixed :D but how do i implement styles to say the headings cell but not the actual data cells, say i want the heading cells with a blue background but the data cells a white/no background? thanx for all the feedback..
humm use th tag instead of td for the header and apply color attribute or Stylesheet Well.. later
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humm use th tag instead of td for the header and apply color attribute or Stylesheet Well.. later
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Hi I am totally new to ASP and need some help. My scenario is this... I have a database that i want to show in a html style table, i have it so far that it shows the data but not in any table style. Also how do you show the field titles. here is what i have so far... http://www.driffieldbroadband.co.uk/lwa.asp[^] Any help would be fantastic, thanx!
If there's any chance of you moving to ASP.NET, you should. asp is a nightmare. Christian I have several lifelong friends that are New Yorkers but I have always gravitated toward the weirdo's. - Richard Stringer
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If there's any chance of you moving to ASP.NET, you should. asp is a nightmare. Christian I have several lifelong friends that are New Yorkers but I have always gravitated toward the weirdo's. - Richard Stringer
err I thought ASP was ASP.NET *cry hmmm whats it involve and the advantages are? Im sure this should be really really simple! I have done the table, i just need to do a bit of styling, like the font size, colour and heading cell background colour. again any help much appriciated
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err I thought ASP was ASP.NET *cry hmmm whats it involve and the advantages are? Im sure this should be really really simple! I have done the table, i just need to do a bit of styling, like the font size, colour and heading cell background colour. again any help much appriciated
Jmc_uk wrote: err I thought ASP was ASP.NET *cry Nope. Unless you're writing your website using C# or VB.NET, if you're just writing .asp pages and doing business logic in C++ using COM, or similar, then you're using ASP, not ASP.NET. The benefit of ASP.NET is mostly that you're able to use OO and generate websites in a way that the code is sane and easy to read. You'll also be able to easily make your pages a lot richer. Christian I have several lifelong friends that are New Yorkers but I have always gravitated toward the weirdo's. - Richard Stringer