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Re:Dynamic table color

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0:52 17 Dec 2005

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Re:Dynamic table color

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9:48 22 Dec 2005

Hi Kourosh,
There's no need for an extension to achieve this, just use a simple snippet and a bit of hand coding (a very little bit!

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In your page, in the code view, find the line similar to this (it's the beginning of the Repeat Region):<% While ((Repeat1__numRows <> 0) AND (NOT Recordset1.EOF)) %>Just below you'll find the <tr> tag of the repeated row: substitute the <tr> tag with this:<tr bgcolor="<% If Repeat1__numRows Mod 2 Then Response.Write("#FFFFFF") Else Response.Write("#CCCCCC") %>">where #FFFFFF and #CCCCCC are the two repeating colors

Of course pay attention to the name of your Repeat Region and its corresponding variables! In my example it's Repeat1__numRows, but if you have more than one Repeat Region applied on the page you can have RepeatXXX__numRows

Hope this help (anyway, IMHO this is a "general DW question", not something related to problems you have with GREAT Gianluigi's extensions)