Hi Cetin.
Thanks for that.
regards,
Gerard
>>Hi.
>>I have a DBF file, and I need to display it on web site.
>>It will have maybe 50 rows and 5 columns, all exist in the dbf file.
>>This will need to be uploaded to the web site mabbe once a day.
>>I would like to create a file, with Grid Lines and Column Headers, ready for display.
>>
>>Whats the best and easiest way to do this ?
>>
>>Regards,
>>
>>Gerard
>
>Gerard,
>A web site might simply format and show it live getting from table (asp, asp.net).
>If you want to give as an static HTML simply write your table out with tags (also there is Dbf2HTML class (or prg?) as I remember).
>ie:
>
>use customer
>set textmerge to memvar m.lcHTML noshow
>set textmerge on
>\<HTML>
>\<BODY>
>\<TABLE border="1">
>\ <TR><TH colspan="2" align="center">Our Customers</TH></TR>
>\ <TR><TH>Company</TH><TH>Contact</TH></TR>
>scan
>\ <TR><TD><<Company>></TD><TD><<Contact>></TD></TR>
>endscan
>\</TABLE>
>\</BODY>
>\</HTML>
>set textmerge to
>set textmerge off
>StrToFile(m.lcHTML,"myCustomers.htm")
>
>For a web site using say ASP.Net doing this from a dbf, xml would be very easy (applying different styles to view, paging etc and changing them on the fly when web site is online).
>Cetin
