I havn't got it in front of me, but there is a CSS property for scrollable.
I recall seeing an example where the headres of a table are actually split
out into a top table, then the reall table is put below in a <div> tag. The
Div tag having a style property set to scrollable.
Paul
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<xml id="someDataSource" src="somewhere/data.xml"></xml>
<table class="tableStuff" width="100%" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0"
(and so on ..) >
<tr ALIGN="left" bgcolor="steelblue">
(-- some more <th> </th>)
</tr>
</table>
<div name="CustomerList" style="HEIGHT: 200px; OVERFLOW: scroll; WIDTH:
100%">
<table DATASRC="#someDataSource" style="CURSOR: hand" name="CustomerTable"
id="CustomerTable" onmouseover="doMouseOver()" onmouseout="doMouseOut()" etc
..>
<tr ALIGN="left" onclick="CurrentRecord(this.recordNumber);">
<td width="20%"><span DATAFLD="USER_NAME"></span></td>
etc .. more <td><span></span></td> ..
</tr>
</table>
</div>
Match the DATAFLD names to appropriate <TH></TH> tags in sequence, and you
are away, or you can just do it as a normal table with no Data binding at
all.
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