TR And TD Elements - Colspan Property Has No Effect
Jul 7, 2011
I have the following code which creates tr and td elements then adds them to a table. combArray is a global array and there are no problems inserting all the values. The only problem is assigning a colspan = 7 has no effect; everything is still squished into 1 row. The entire function runs and is not crashing. I even try and assign colspan twice, once on line 11 and again after the row has been appended at the end of the function on line 40. Why isn't colspan working?
Code:
<script type="text/javascript">
function fillVariables( idDigit ) {
var tbody = document.getElementById("zrow" + idDigit + "tbody");
var newNodeText = "";
var varCount = 1;
var fixedCount = 1; .....
i have the following code which creates tr and td elements then adds them to a table. combArray is a global array and there are no problems inserting all the values. the only problem is assigning a colspan = 7 has no effect; everything is still squished into 1 row. The entire function runs and is not crashing. i even try and assign colspan twice, once on line 11 and again after the row has been appended at the end of the function on line 40. why isnt colspan working?
In IE (tested 7 and 8), $('td[colspan]') seems to match every single td. In Firefox and Safari, though, it (correctly) returns only those which do have a colspan attribute. Here is a simple test:
Basically in IE, if a CSS width is defined for a cell (<td> element) as well as having a colspan attribute allowing the cell to span more than one collumn, the cell (eg the border etc.) will occupy the width*colspan but the content will only occupy the width.
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