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Posted by jojo on 07/02/06 15:52
Sorry, didn't get your point yet.
himanshupoddar@gmail.com wrote:
> i hv made a table and it gets data from my database,
What database? How does the table get the data?
> and has used word wrapping so that table column remain in fixed size.
Guess you mean the CSS
word-wrap:break-word
> it works well till my data doesnt hv spaces in it but when spaces
> included the size of the column expands, i dont want to trim the
> size of the data itself becoz i want uses to see whole of the data
> in tooltip.
Didn't get the meaning of that. What tooltip?
>
> i hv received some suggestions, some said it may be infacted
> explorer,another said its not possible to include spaces and word wrap
> together. but still i m hope full that there should be some way out.
>
> so please help.....
>
> thanx
>
Might be helpful for me (and others, too) if you can give an URL or at
least post the code you used.
BTW: There are a few people outside who ignore postings which are hard
to read or written very colloquial.
In your case: Is it such a waste of time to write "have" that you have
to abbreviate it? Not to mention the "becoz"... I mean, wow, you
shortened the word by three letters... respect!
And you don't have a shift-key to write capital-letters at the beginning
of a sentence i guess?
At least you could try to use right grammar and make full sentences,
especially the end of your posting is very, very hard to read... Might
be that you're not English (guess that because of your spelling ("hope
full" => "hopeful"), but most other people in the Usenet (including
myself) are not, too...
Oh, and a "Can someone help me?" or "Can someone give me an advise?"
might be more polite than "So please help..." (Which sounds like "Here
is my problem, now do what you're here to do and help me!!") You don't
really think that all the people out there have nothing else to do than
solving your problem, do you? I guess you don't... ;-)
Just an advise, you don't have to take it, but in your own interest:
Better more people read your question (so there are more which perhaps
have an answer)... ;-)
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