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Hi,
I got a edit form in a asp application which allows multiple record edit
from the same page. The edit screen works great to a point. I developed this
application on my laptop(15"). However, when I loaded the application on our
test site problem arose. My worstation display screen is 20" one. When I am
loading the same data set through the edit screen, the first row is wrapping
into part of second row and the rest of the display row gets garbled. What is
the best way to avoid this kind of situation? I am anticipating that when the
application goes to production, our clients who would be using this will have
variety of workstation dimensions. Is there any way to get this screen going
independent of the workstation size. Thanks in advance.

Add "nowrap" to the TD ;o)

<td nowrap>[content]</td>

If your a "new stuff is best" fanatic then this won't do for you
unfortunately as the W3C edgits have apparently had this deprecated since
4.01, but it works just fine every time I use it .......

http://www.w3schools.com/tags/tag_td.asp

Thankfully I'm not the only one that doesn't see "styles" as the answer to a
non-existent problem .... (I'm not anti-css btw, just don't see a need for
it beyond fonts and borders)

http://www.rantsandraves.co.uk/rant14.html

--
Regards

Steven Burn
Ur I.T. Mate Group
www.it-mate.co.uk

Keeping it FREE!

"Jack" <> wrote in message
news:923965CE-182B-41F8-AFF3-...
> Hi,
> I got a edit form in a asp application which allows multiple record edit
> from the same page. The edit screen works great to a point. I developed
this
> application on my laptop(15"). However, when I loaded the application on
our
> test site problem arose. My worstation display screen is 20" one. When I
am
> loading the same data set through the edit screen, the first row is
wrapping
> into part of second row and the rest of the display row gets garbled. What
is
> the best way to avoid this kind of situation? I am anticipating that when
the
> application goes to production, our clients who would be using this will
have
> variety of workstation dimensions. Is there any way to get this screen
going
> independent of the workstation size. Thanks in advance.

Thanks for your help. I will check to see how changes will affect the edit
screen.
Regards.

"Steven Burn" wrote:

> Add "nowrap" to the TD ;o)
>
> <td nowrap>[content]</td>
>
> If your a "new stuff is best" fanatic then this won't do for you
> unfortunately as the W3C edgits have apparently had this deprecated since
> 4.01, but it works just fine every time I use it .......
>
> http://www.w3schools.com/tags/tag_td.asp
>
> Thankfully I'm not the only one that doesn't see "styles" as the answer to a
> non-existent problem .... (I'm not anti-css btw, just don't see a need for
> it beyond fonts and borders)
>
> http://www.rantsandraves.co.uk/rant14.html
>
> --
> Regards
>
> Steven Burn
> Ur I.T. Mate Group
> www.it-mate.co.uk
>
> Keeping it FREE!
>
> "Jack" <> wrote in message
> news:923965CE-182B-41F8-AFF3-...
> > Hi,
> > I got a edit form in a asp application which allows multiple record edit
> > from the same page. The edit screen works great to a point. I developed
> this
> > application on my laptop(15"). However, when I loaded the application on
> our
> > test site problem arose. My worstation display screen is 20" one. When I
> am
> > loading the same data set through the edit screen, the first row is
> wrapping
> > into part of second row and the rest of the display row gets garbled. What
> is
> > the best way to avoid this kind of situation? I am anticipating that when
> the
> > application goes to production, our clients who would be using this will
> have
> > variety of workstation dimensions. Is there any way to get this screen
> going
> > independent of the workstation size. Thanks in advance.
>
>
>