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First, this isn't *really* a FrontPage question--but I am using Frontpage as
my HTML editor so here goes... The following code is from the HTML Status Bar--a 'customizable' portion of the display at the cash register when using the Point of Sale module of Microsoft's Retail Management Sytem: <body onload="doStartup()" scroll="no" STYLE="position:absolute; top:0px; left:0px; width:100%; height:100%; padding:10px; font:bold 13pt verdana; color:white; filter  rogid XImageTransform.Microsoft.Gradient(GradientType=1,StartColorStr='#8eb6d9', EndColorStr='#000000')"> What I want to do is make the background & font colors conditional on a customers credit limit. Basically, I want to do this: <if> CreditLimit < 0 <then> <body onload [see above, except font color = black, gradient starts and ends with FF0000]> </then> <else [default background code above]> </else> </if> But HTML doesn't have an if statement... Ideas? Tom -- Stop fishing for e-mail |
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http://www.microsoft.com/dynamics/rms/default.mspx or http://www.microsoft.com/smallbusine...e/default.aspx as this is not a FP related issue. -- ============================================== Thomas A. Rowe Microsoft MVP - FrontPage http://www.Ecom-Data.com ============================================== "Terrible Tom" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message news:CAE17F07-9562-4DC8-A140-(E-Mail Removed)... > First, this isn't *really* a FrontPage question--but I am using Frontpage as > my HTML editor so here goes... > > The following code is from the HTML Status Bar--a 'customizable' portion of > the display at the cash register when using the Point of Sale module of > Microsoft's Retail Management Sytem: > > <body onload="doStartup()" scroll="no" STYLE="position:absolute; top:0px; > left:0px; width:100%; height:100%; padding:10px; font:bold 13pt verdana; > color:white; > filter rogidXImageTransform.Microsoft.Gradient(GradientType=1,> StartColorStr='#8eb6d9', EndColorStr='#000000')"> > > What I want to do is make the background & font colors conditional on a > customers credit limit. > > Basically, I want to do this: > <if> CreditLimit < 0 > <then> > <body onload [see above, except font color = black, gradient starts and ends > with FF0000]> > </then> > <else [default background code above]> > </else> > </if> > > But HTML doesn't have an if statement... > > Ideas? > > Tom > -- > Stop fishing for e-mail |
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Terrible Tom wrote:
> First, this isn't *really* a FrontPage question--but I am using > Frontpage as my HTML editor so here goes... > > The following code is from the HTML Status Bar--a 'customizable' > portion of the display at the cash register when using the Point of > Sale module of Microsoft's Retail Management Sytem: > > <body onload="doStartup()" scroll="no" STYLE="position:absolute; > top:0px; left:0px; width:100%; height:100%; padding:10px; font:bold > 13pt verdana; color:white; > filter rogidXImageTransform.Microsoft.Gradient(GradientType=1,> StartColorStr='#8eb6d9', EndColorStr='#000000')"> > > What I want to do is make the background & font colors conditional on > a customers credit limit. > > Basically, I want to do this: > <if> CreditLimit < 0 > <then> > <body onload [see above, except font color = black, gradient starts > and ends with FF0000]> > </then> > <else [default background code above]> > </else> > </if> > > But HTML doesn't have an if statement... > > Ideas? > > Tom > -- > Stop fishing for e-mail It may not be an FP question as such, but it is web related. You would need some Javascript to change the colour. How would you pass the Credit Limit to the JS? Is it known when this page is opened? Perhaps the page is called from another page, where Credit Limit is known, or is it stored on a database? -- Cheers, Trevor L. [ Microsoft MVP - FrontPage ] MVPS Website: http://trevorl.mvps.org/ ---------------------------------------- |
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That's the basic train of thought I was one. If the info is
being pulled from a db, then it most likely using a server side script- which could also be used to change the colors based on the credit Another option would be to use a cookie, and use either js or server scripting to read the cookie and set a color "Trevor L." <Trevor_L.@Canberra> wrote in message news:u$(E-Mail Removed)... : Terrible Tom wrote: : > First, this isn't *really* a FrontPage question--but I am using : > Frontpage as my HTML editor so here goes... : > : > The following code is from the HTML Status Bar--a 'customizable' : > portion of the display at the cash register when using the Point of : > Sale module of Microsoft's Retail Management Sytem: : > : > <body onload="doStartup()" scroll="no" STYLE="position:absolute; : > top:0px; left:0px; width:100%; height:100%; padding:10px; font:bold : > 13pt verdana; color:white; : > filter rogidXImageTransform.Microsoft.Gradient(GradientType=1,: > StartColorStr='#8eb6d9', EndColorStr='#000000')"> : > : > What I want to do is make the background & font colors conditional on : > a customers credit limit. : > : > Basically, I want to do this: : > <if> CreditLimit < 0 : > <then> : > <body onload [see above, except font color = black, gradient starts : > and ends with FF0000]> : > </then> : > <else [default background code above]> : > </else> : > </if> : > : > But HTML doesn't have an if statement... : > : > Ideas? : > : > Tom : > -- : > Stop fishing for e-mail : : It may not be an FP question as such, but it is web related. : : You would need some Javascript to change the colour. : : How would you pass the Credit Limit to the JS? : Is it known when this page is opened? : Perhaps the page is called from another page, where Credit Limit is known, : or is it stored on a database? : -- : Cheers, : Trevor L. : [ Microsoft MVP - FrontPage ] : MVPS Website: http://trevorl.mvps.org/ : ---------------------------------------- : |
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