Please Help - HW question

Go here:
http://sb.pch.com/cat/05/01-55/mult...hmail.com&ti=mr.

There is one line of code that needs to be changed in order to accommodate a
new feature. In order to allow us to accept the character "$" in the
address1 field, what is the single line of code that would have to be
updated to correctly validate the address1 field when the submit button is
clicked. Hint: this information is 100% within your attainable view based on
the information provided.Why shall I go there?

Eliyahu

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> Go here:
http://sb.pch.com/cat/05/01-55/mult...hmail.com&ti=mr.
> There is one line of code that needs to be changed in order to accommodate
a
> new feature. In order to allow us to accept the character "$" in the
> address1 field, what is the single line of code that would have to be
> updated to correctly validate the address1 field when the submit button is
> clicked. Hint: this information is 100% within your attainable view based
on
> the information provided.

Please help newb!

I am trying to format the way an asp app populates on the webpage.

The webpage is here:

http://www.merge-efilmknowledgebase.com

The gif at the top and bottom were added to a header and footer .ascx repectively.

I like the way the body will format itself to the size of the browser window.

Is there anyway of doing this with the header and footer gifs as well?

If not, is there a way to proportion the body so that it is always the same width as the header and the footer gifs...maybe insert blank space of some sort?

Cheers!The body is resizing it's self on your site because you have your content tables width set to 100%, this will make the table take up 100% of the browser unless you have it nested inside another table then it will take up 100% of the containing table. You can set the width property to 100% but I wouldn't suggest stretching your gifs because the will look pixelated and crappy. For the footer you could easily replace the image with a table that has it's bgcolor="#000000" and apply a style to your text like <a style="color:#FFFFFF">some text</a> then you could set the width property of the footer table to 100% but I would'nt try and strech any images. You might be screwed on the header.

example:

<table cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0" bgcolor="#000000" or style="color:#000000"width="100%">
<tr>
<td><a style="color:#FFFFFF" href="http://links.10026.com/?link=somesite">click me</a>
</tr>
</table>
Thanks for your reply and help on this one.

I think I will stick with the current format of the header and footer.

Is there anything I can add at the end of the header and / close at the beginning of the footer so the body will no longer take up 100% and instead will format to the same width as the gifs?

Cheers!
you can put everything inside a table with it's width set to whatever width you want like width="768px" and keep your content tables set to width="100%". Then your content tables will take up 100% of the table rather than the browser so they would all ways be 768px or what ever.
Thanks Jeremy123, you helped me fix this one...I am very grateful!