Preserved Topic: Duplicate Cell or Row

I have learned much from my previous post, however I have not learned a feasible way to *duplicate* an existing cell and row. Not duplicate just the innerText of TD, but to actually duplicate the TableRow object along with the TableCols so that you end up with an exact match of existing TR and TD.

Any more ideas?

Karl

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Thanks for the help, and the sample site!

Suppose you have the following <TD..> assignment:
<TD class="myclass" style="border-left: single thin blue; text-alignment: right">


Also, someone has turned me onto the cloneNode and appendNode functions. Anybody have experience with these?

Karl

nice one InI!

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Um.

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Hey, that's pretty neat! I can't think of any good uses for it off the bat, but neat, nonetheless. FWIW, I scarcely bothered to read the "Any gurus here?" thread, was it interesting? I always thought it was pretty darn obvious, we're practially *swimming* in gurus here! I figured someone might have mentioned that, a simple "yes, plenty of gurus, thanks for asking!" would have sufficed, methinks.

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Actually, I was thinking about some evil ways you could get more code into your 5k pages and then it hit me.

I wonder how much data you can pack onto the end of a URL? 'cause you can pull that out using javascript then use it in your page/scripts and it wouldn't count towards the page size as this would effectivly be "generating code with JS"...

Of course the page wouldn't work without it but as long as you always linked to the page with the needed data then all would be fine right?

Is there any limit to the size of a URL?....

~does a quick test~

-> IE truncates to 2034 characters

But there didn't seem to be any limit in NN4 or Mozilla.

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Hey, check this out! No sooner than I say, "oh cool, but where would I use it?" then I get a perfect, legitimate use for this functionality on a client site. I've had to sign a whole series of non-disclosure statements to work on this job, (part government, part health care, all sensitive info, etc...) but I did get approval to strip out the logo and post working files here at the Asylum, they recognized what a valuable resource this could be for me, and them!

What I've got now is a menubar that needs to allow multiple (possibly infinite?) depth of navigation, and each series of links will be displayed in it's own table row. Hmm, what to do? I could always show at least 3 of these rows, and have two blank until links were clicked, or reload the page, or no, wait! I couldl add a new row on the fly, using this code!

Hmm, now I'm confused again, where should such a thread go when I post it later on? It's mostly a CSS layout, but also uses all this DHTML stuff, too! Oh, the confusion of it all.


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