Javascript progammers out there

3rd Dec 2004 06:00 #1

Member

I just implemented some new javascript into a intranet web reporting page I maintain.

Here is a screen shot of the page.

The headers are clickable to sort the page but also are too big. and I can't for life of me figure how to change the font.

Here's the code... anyone have any ideas. I've inserted font tags, p tags all over the page and nuttin is working.

I tried to primarily insert them in the first myObjectArray but I think my syntax is wrong. Anyone know how to insert proper font / p tags into some jscript.
Code:
<SCRIPT LANGUAGE="JavaScript"><!--
function myObject() {
    for (var i = 0; i<myObject.arguments.length; i++)
        this['n' + i] = myObject.arguments[i];
}

var objectArrayIndex = 0;
var myObjectArray = new Array();

function showObjectArray(object,length) {
    var output = '<LEFT><TABLE BORDER=\"2\" CELLPADDING=\"5\">';
    output += '<TR>';
    for (var j=0; j<width; j++)
         output += '<TH><A HREF="reports_new4.htm?n' + j + '">' + eval('object[0].n'+j) + '<\/A><\/TH>';
    output += '<\/TR>';
    for (var i=1; i<length; i++) {
        output += '<TR>';
        for (var j=0; j<width; j++)
            output += '<TD>' + eval('object[i].n'+j) + '<\/TD>';
        output += '<\/TR>';
    }
    output += '<\/TABLE><\/LEFT>';
    document.write(output);
}

function myObjectBubbleSort(arrayName,length,property) {
    for (var i=1; i<(length-1); i++)
        for (var j=i+1; j<length; j++)
            if (eval('arrayName[j].' + property + 'SurveyPage','Registration Report       
Program Status Report','');

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3rd Dec 2004 08:44 #2

Cobra

Member

Sorry Doc, that looks a lot like computer programming! Just moving your topic along a little.

Cobra

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3rd Dec 2004 09:15 #3

mats.hogberg

Member

You could make a different style for the <TH> tag: Include:
Code:
<style>
th {font-family:Verdana, Arial;font-size:7pt;color="#FFFFFF";background-color="#a4adc6"}
</style>
in the <head> part of your HTML.
Change the size and color values as you see fit!

/Mats