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Generating alternating row colors for Web views
Tip submitted by
David Frahm
Level: Intermediate
Works with: Domino 5.0
Platform: All
Updated: 06/01/2001
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In Notes, you can design a view to have alternating row colors. Unfortunately, the Domino R5 server doesn't automatically support these alternating row colors. Here's a tip that shows you how can add alternating row colors to your R5 Web views. (Note that the Domino Rnext server, now in beta testing, automatically supports alternating row colors for both Notes and Web views.)
On a view template, such as the $$ViewTemplateDefault form, place the following code in the JS Header section:
function transformView() {
var tableElements = document.getElementsByTagName('table') ;
var table = tableElements[tableElements.length - 1] ;
//table.width = '100%' ;
table.cellSpacing = '0' ;
headers = table.getElementsByTagName("th") ;
for( i = 0; i < headers.length; i++) {
headers[i].bgColor = '#cccccc' ;
}
rows = table.getElementsByTagName("tr") ;
var counter = 0
for( i = 0; i < rows.length; i++) {
rows[i].bgColor = (i % 2 ? '#efefef' : '') ;
}
}
Also, you must call the above function by placing the following code into the HTML Body Attributes section:
"onLoad=\"transformView()\""
The result looks like this example, which uses the hex colors CCCCCC (dark gray) and EFEFEF (light gray):
Note that this tip does not work if the view is categorized and has lines per row set to anything other than 1.
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