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Is it possible to add a grid table to a page
I am trying to create a website for my local cricket club,but cricket is full of stats and tables that change weekly
Any ideas.
Thank you in anticipation
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David Dawson wrote:
Is it possible to add a grid table to a page
I am trying to create a website for my local cricket club,but cricket is full of stats and tables that change weekly
Any ideas.
Thank you in anticipation


Do you mean something like this example
http://www.orrufc.co.uk/player_statistics_2009-2010.html
This is just a basic html table and is updated weekly
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That's a nice example, Dave.
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You could use the html tool to insert a table.
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Dave Butler.
Just the thing I am looking for.
Player averages,League table, Fixtures.Scorecards etc..
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David Dawson wrote:
Dave Butler.
Just the thing I am looking for.
Player averages,League table, Fixtures.Scorecards etc..


All you need to do is create a html table with the html ediitor or if your using VSD then as Cary mentioned just use the html tool to build the table.
Once its built load it to your server.
Each week just go into your editor update the table and reload onto your server.
In my example it takes only a few minutes to update each week.
Dave Butler
Yorkshire
England

Old Rishworthians Rugby Union Football club http://www.orrufc.co.uk
Tuxedo Junction Yorkshire Function Band http://www.riley-tuxedojunction.co.uk
The Commons Guest House http://www.thecommons-guesthouse.co.uk
all created with Coffee Cup html editor
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I make the table in Word, preview as a web page then select view source. From there i copy it and put it back in word so it formats right. The I just copy and paste the code into the html box in VSD. Makes it a lot easier to see what you are doing when you make changes.
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That will work Robert, but to be honest, Word isn't a web building program, and making it with true HTML and CSS would really be a whole lot nicer looking, and you would have so much more control over it.

Now... If you aren't a coder, then ignore my comment because what you're doing will be much easier in the end hehe. Just letting you know that Word will spit out some strange looking code that although it will work, and may even be clean code as far as Validation, it won't be quite as easy to edit.

This comes from doing that a bunch of years ago, so I could also be late in saying all this, maybe MS has actually made it do real website code instead of the weird and messy code they used to do so once again if that's the case ignore my comment :P

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