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Hey dudes.... any of you DHTML Gurus?
I need help with replicating (copying) an existing row. I need to use this existing row (and all of its cells) as a *template* for inserting new rows in my table.

Does anyone have a handle on this?

Karl

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Eeessh.... the intent of my original post was not as it was received. Sorry about that, and sorry about the lose grammar.

Truly was not meaning to offend anyone.

Yes, I need a row template (including the cells within the row template). I am looping through the results of a recordset, and outputing the results to a table. I am using DHTML (VB and MSHTML) to alter the HTML page.

I'm not sure how to insert a new row, the code I am using isn't working. Here is part of it:

elm2.insertAdjacentElement "beforeEnd", newRow

I'm confused, looking for answers, and hope someone can help.

Karl

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Thanks for the help guys.

Could someone offer direction on copying an entire row (an existing row)... a row which has TD's , and TD's which have class definitions, styles, attributes, etc... -so- how to copy existing <TR><TD>....</TD></TR>.

Thanks!

Karl

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That does make sense... I'm off to try it!

Karl

I'm willing to bet that won't work as expected, since in JavaScript all objects are copied by reference, not by value, so you're not really making a *copy* of the table row, though browsers may figure out what you really mean.

Hmmm... I feel as if I am close, but something is missing (not working).
I am coding this in VB, the webrowser, and MSHTML. Here is the VB code that loops and inserts rows:

For x = 0 To 10
Debug.Print tbl.rows.length
Set newTR = tbl.insertRow

Set newTR = tr
Next x

Notice the "debug.print" line, it is there to show the progress of the script. The result of this is:
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11

So indeed, the row collection of the table is being incrmented, but I'm not getting a display of any sort.
Actually, it looks like one blank row is added, but no more.
I'm going to take a look at the *source* now...
After looking at the source, I see just one TR. Any ideas?

Karl