> Y.H. Duan,

> Using DHTML

> in HTML:

> Biweekly($):<input type="text" disabled id="Biweekly"  name="Biweekly"
> size="7" maxlength="9">

> in Script:

> Biweekly.Disabled=True

> <snip src="MSDN code sample">

> <STYLE ID=oStyle>
> .styletest{background-color: black; color: white;}
> .styletest2{background-color: black; color: red;}
> </STYLE>

> <SCRIPT>
> function fnSwitch(){
>    if(oParagraph.enablement == "enabled"){
>       // Use an arbitrary attribute to track the status
>       oParagraph.enablement = "disabled";
>       oButton.value = "Set disabled to false";
>       oStyle.disabled = true;
>       oDisableMe.disabled = true;
>    }
>    else{
>       oButton.value = "Set disabled to true";
>       oParagraph.enablement = "enabled";
>       oStyle.disabled = false;
>       oDisableMe.disabled = false;
> }
> }
> </SCRIPT>

> :

> <P enablement = "enabled" ID = oParagraph CLASS = "styletest">
> A paragraph of text.

> <INPUT TYPE = button ID = oDisableMe
> CLASS = "styletest"
> VALUE = "Demonstration Button"
> onclick = "alert('Demonstration button')">
> </P>

> <INPUT TYPE=button
> ID=oButton
> VALUE="Set disabled to true"
> onclick="fnSwitch()">

> </snip>

> --
> Nic Roche
> Net Extra
> www.extra.net.au

> > Can anybody tell me how to dynamically change the string color in HTML
> > using VBScript or JavaScript?
> > For example:
> >  Hourly($): <input type="text" name="Hourly" size="7" maxlength="6">
> >  Weekly($):<input type="text" name="Weekly" size="7" maxlength="9">
> >  Biweekly($):<input type="text" name="Biweekly" size="7" maxlength="9">

> > in above HTML code, if  "Hourly"  is enabled, I want "Weekly" and
> > "Biweekly" to be disabled and the color of  Weekly($) and Biweekly($) be
> > changed to gray in the same time.
> >  Any help is appreciated.

> > Y.H. Duan

> Can anybody tell me how to dynamically change the string color in HTML
> using VBScript or JavaScript?
> For example:
>  Hourly($): <input type="text" name="Hourly" size="7" maxlength="6">
>  Weekly($):<input type="text" name="Weekly" size="7" maxlength="9">
>  Biweekly($):<input type="text" name="Biweekly" size="7" maxlength="9">

> in above HTML code, if  "Hourly"  is enabled, I want "Weekly" and
> "Biweekly" to be disabled and the color of  Weekly($) and Biweekly($) be
> changed to gray in the same time.
>  Any help is appreciated.

> Y.H. Duan

}
}

> Can anybody tell me how to dynamically change the string color in HTML
> using VBScript or JavaScript?
> For example:
>  Hourly($): <input type="text" name="Hourly" size="7" maxlength="6">
>  Weekly($):<input type="text" name="Weekly" size="7" maxlength="9">
>  Biweekly($):<input type="text" name="Biweekly" size="7" maxlength="9">

> in above HTML code, if  "Hourly"  is enabled, I want "Weekly" and
> "Biweekly" to be disabled and the color of  Weekly($) and Biweekly($) be
> changed to gray in the same time.
>  Any help is appreciated.

> Y.H. Duan

> Thanks, Nic. I can set up the "enabled" "disabled", but I don't know how
to
> change the label color  like "Weekly($)" and "Biweekly($)". If  I disable
> these fields and gray the labels before them, it will be easier for users
to
> us. Any ideas?

> Y.H. Duan

> > Y.H. Duan,

> > Using DHTML

> > in HTML:

> > Biweekly($):<input type="text" disabled id="Biweekly"  name="Biweekly"
> > size="7" maxlength="9">

> > in Script:

> > Biweekly.Disabled=True

> > <snip src="MSDN code sample">

> > <STYLE ID=oStyle>
> > .styletest{background-color: black; color: white;}
> > .styletest2{background-color: black; color: red;}
> > </STYLE>

> > <SCRIPT>
> > function fnSwitch(){
> >    if(oParagraph.enablement == "enabled"){
> >       // Use an arbitrary attribute to track the status
> >       oParagraph.enablement = "disabled";
> >       oButton.value = "Set disabled to false";
> >       oStyle.disabled = true;
> >       oDisableMe.disabled = true;
> >    }
> >    else{
> >       oButton.value = "Set disabled to true";
> >       oParagraph.enablement = "enabled";
> >       oStyle.disabled = false;
> >       oDisableMe.disabled = false;
> > }
> > }
> > </SCRIPT>

> > :

> > <P enablement = "enabled" ID = oParagraph CLASS = "styletest">
> > A paragraph of text.

> > <INPUT TYPE = button ID = oDisableMe
> > CLASS = "styletest"
> > VALUE = "Demonstration Button"
> > onclick = "alert('Demonstration button')">
> > </P>

> > <INPUT TYPE=button
> > ID=oButton
> > VALUE="Set disabled to true"
> > onclick="fnSwitch()">

> > </snip>

> > --
> > Nic Roche
> > Net Extra
> > www.extra.net.au

> > > Can anybody tell me how to dynamically change the string color in HTML
> > > using VBScript or JavaScript?
> > > For example:
> > >  Hourly($): <input type="text" name="Hourly" size="7" maxlength="6">
> > >  Weekly($):<input type="text" name="Weekly" size="7" maxlength="9">
> > >  Biweekly($):<input type="text" name="Biweekly" size="7"
maxlength="9">

> > > in above HTML code, if  "Hourly"  is enabled, I want "Weekly" and
> > > "Biweekly" to be disabled and the color of  Weekly($) and Biweekly($)
be
> > > changed to gray in the same time.
> > >  Any help is appreciated.

> > > Y.H. Duan

> Y.H. Duan,

> Initialise 2 style classes with the font properties you want.

> Set the text in spans. Assign the class to start with in the span
> attributes.

> On an event, name a new className to the span.

> This should get you there.

> If you need working code I will see what I can do.

> --
> Nic Roche
> Net Extra
> www.extra.net.au

> > Thanks, Nic. I can set up the "enabled" "disabled", but I don't know how
> to
> > change the label color  like "Weekly($)" and "Biweekly($)". If  I disable
> > these fields and gray the labels before them, it will be easier for users
> to
> > us. Any ideas?

> > Y.H. Duan

> > > Y.H. Duan,

> > > Using DHTML

> > > in HTML:

> > > Biweekly($):<input type="text" disabled id="Biweekly"  name="Biweekly"
> > > size="7" maxlength="9">

> > > in Script:

> > > Biweekly.Disabled=True

> > > <snip src="MSDN code sample">

> > > <STYLE ID=oStyle>
> > > .styletest{background-color: black; color: white;}
> > > .styletest2{background-color: black; color: red;}
> > > </STYLE>

> > > <SCRIPT>
> > > function fnSwitch(){
> > >    if(oParagraph.enablement == "enabled"){
> > >       // Use an arbitrary attribute to track the status
> > >       oParagraph.enablement = "disabled";
> > >       oButton.value = "Set disabled to false";
> > >       oStyle.disabled = true;
> > >       oDisableMe.disabled = true;
> > >    }
> > >    else{
> > >       oButton.value = "Set disabled to true";
> > >       oParagraph.enablement = "enabled";
> > >       oStyle.disabled = false;
> > >       oDisableMe.disabled = false;
> > > }
> > > }
> > > </SCRIPT>

> > > :

> > > <P enablement = "enabled" ID = oParagraph CLASS = "styletest">
> > > A paragraph of text.

> > > <INPUT TYPE = button ID = oDisableMe
> > > CLASS = "styletest"
> > > VALUE = "Demonstration Button"
> > > onclick = "alert('Demonstration button')">
> > > </P>

> > > <INPUT TYPE=button
> > > ID=oButton
> > > VALUE="Set disabled to true"
> > > onclick="fnSwitch()">

> > > </snip>

> > > --
> > > Nic Roche
> > > Net Extra
> > > www.extra.net.au

> > > > Can anybody tell me how to dynamically change the string color in HTML
> > > > using VBScript or JavaScript?
> > > > For example:
> > > >  Hourly($): <input type="text" name="Hourly" size="7" maxlength="6">
> > > >  Weekly($):<input type="text" name="Weekly" size="7" maxlength="9">
> > > >  Biweekly($):<input type="text" name="Biweekly" size="7"
> maxlength="9">

> > > > in above HTML code, if  "Hourly"  is enabled, I want "Weekly" and
> > > > "Biweekly" to be disabled and the color of  Weekly($) and Biweekly($)
> be
> > > > changed to gray in the same time.
> > > >  Any help is appreciated.

> > > > Y.H. Duan

> Yes, I'd like to see the code. The color change depends on the option of a
> <SELEST> tag, so it also need a VBSript or JavaScript.
> Thank you very much.

> Y.H. Duan

> > Y.H. Duan,

> > Initialise 2 style classes with the font properties you want.

> > Set the text in spans. Assign the class to start with in the span
> > attributes.

> > On an event, name a new className to the span.

> > This should get you there.

> > If you need working code I will see what I can do.

> > --
> > Nic Roche
> > Net Extra
> > www.extra.net.au

> > > Thanks, Nic. I can set up the "enabled" "disabled", but I don't know
how
> > to
> > > change the label color  like "Weekly($)" and "Biweekly($)". If  I
disable
> > > these fields and gray the labels before them, it will be easier for
users
> > to
> > > us. Any ideas?

> > > Y.H. Duan

> > > > Y.H. Duan,

> > > > Using DHTML

> > > > in HTML:

> > > > Biweekly($):<input type="text" disabled id="Biweekly"
name="Biweekly"
> > > > size="7" maxlength="9">

> > > > in Script:

> > > > Biweekly.Disabled=True

> > > > <snip src="MSDN code sample">

> > > > <STYLE ID=oStyle>
> > > > .styletest{background-color: black; color: white;}
> > > > .styletest2{background-color: black; color: red;}
> > > > </STYLE>

> > > > <SCRIPT>
> > > > function fnSwitch(){
> > > >    if(oParagraph.enablement == "enabled"){
> > > >       // Use an arbitrary attribute to track the status
> > > >       oParagraph.enablement = "disabled";
> > > >       oButton.value = "Set disabled to false";
> > > >       oStyle.disabled = true;
> > > >       oDisableMe.disabled = true;
> > > >    }
> > > >    else{
> > > >       oButton.value = "Set disabled to true";
> > > >       oParagraph.enablement = "enabled";
> > > >       oStyle.disabled = false;
> > > >       oDisableMe.disabled = false;
> > > > }
> > > > }
> > > > </SCRIPT>

> > > > :

> > > > <P enablement = "enabled" ID = oParagraph CLASS = "styletest">
> > > > A paragraph of text.

> > > > <INPUT TYPE = button ID = oDisableMe
> > > > CLASS = "styletest"
> > > > VALUE = "Demonstration Button"
> > > > onclick = "alert('Demonstration button')">
> > > > </P>

> > > > <INPUT TYPE=button
> > > > ID=oButton
> > > > VALUE="Set disabled to true"
> > > > onclick="fnSwitch()">

> > > > </snip>

> > > > --
> > > > Nic Roche
> > > > Net Extra
> > > > www.extra.net.au

> > > > > Can anybody tell me how to dynamically change the string color in
HTML
> > > > > using VBScript or JavaScript?
> > > > > For example:
> > > > >  Hourly($): <input type="text" name="Hourly" size="7"
maxlength="6">
> > > > >  Weekly($):<input type="text" name="Weekly" size="7"
maxlength="9">
> > > > >  Biweekly($):<input type="text" name="Biweekly" size="7"
> > maxlength="9">

> > > > > in above HTML code, if  "Hourly"  is enabled, I want "Weekly" and
> > > > > "Biweekly" to be disabled and the color of  Weekly($) and
Biweekly($)
> > be
> > > > > changed to gray in the same time.
> > > > >  Any help is appreciated.

> > > > > Y.H. Duan

> Y.H. Duan,

> I spliced a few frames of code here.

> NOTE:
> the spans in the table
> the events are from an DAX ActiveForme - not shown
> the last line in ShowEvent

> <snip comment="this code will crash">

> <style>span.Black=   { font-size: 10pt; font-weight: bold; font-family:
> sans-serif; color: Black }
> </style>
> <style>span.Red= { font-size: 10pt; font-weight: bold; font-family:
> sans-serif; color: Red }
> </style>
> <script language=VBScript>

> Sub imageX_OnImgSrcChange()
>  Call parent.ShowEvent( "imgImgSrc", "OnImgSrcChange" )
> End Sub

> Sub imageX_OnSmallImgBgSrcChange()
>  Call ShowEvent( "imgSmallImgBgSrc", "OnSmallImgBgSrcChange" )
> End Sub

> Sub imageX_OnLargeImgBgSrcChange()
>  Call ShowEvent( "imgLargeImgBgSrc", "OnLargeImgBgSrcChange" )
> End Sub

> Sub imageX_OnSmallImgSave()
>  Call ShowEvent( "imgSmallImgSave", "OnSmallImgSave" )
> End Sub

> Sub imageX_OnLargeImgSave()
>  Call ShowEvent( "imgLargeImgSave", "OnLargeImgSave" )
> End Sub

> Sub imageX_OnImgZoomChange()
>  Call ShowEvent( "imgImgZoom", "OnImgZoomChange" )
> End Sub

> Dim xControl       'variable for ActiveForm object

> 'GENERIC ROUTINES
> 'Function NotLoaded      'check if the control has loaded, give the user
> options
> 'Sub Window_OnUnload()

> 'CUSTOM ROUTINES
> 'Sub ClearArrows()      'reset all the arrows
> 'Sub ResetBlack()
> 'Sub ShowEvent( ByVal sIMG, ByVal sSPAN )

> Function NotLoaded()
> 'CONTROLLED CRASH
>  On Error Resume Next
>  Set xControl = self.right.imageX
>  xControl.SlidersZoomEnabled = xControl.SlidersZoomEnabled
> '/CONTROLLED CRASH
>  If Err.Number = 0 Then
>   NotLoaded = False
>  Else
>   top.document.location = "../security_settings.htm"
>   NotLoaded = True
>  End If
> End Function

> Sub ClearArrows()
>  If NotLoaded then Exit Sub
>  With self.left.document
>   .imgImgSrc.Src = "../images/arrow_blue.gif"
>   .imgSmallImgBgSrc.Src = "../images/arrow_blue.gif"
>   .imgLargeImgBgSrc.Src = "../images/arrow_blue.gif"
>   .imgSmallImgSave.Src = "../images/arrow_blue.gif"
>   .imgLargeImgSave.Src = "../images/arrow_blue.gif"
>   .imgImgZoom.Src = "../images/arrow_blue.gif"
>   .imgImgColor.Src = "../images/arrow_blue.gif"
>   .imgImgTransform.Src = "../images/arrow_blue.gif"
>   .imgImgPosition.Src = "../images/arrow_blue.gif"
>   .imgText.Src = "../images/arrow_blue.gif"
>  End With
> End Sub

> Sub ResetBlack()
> Dim oAll   : Set oAll = self.left.document.all
> Dim i
>  For i = 0 To oAll.Length - 1
>   If oAll.Item(i).tagName = "SPAN" Then
>    If oAll.Item(i).className = "Red" Then oAll.Item(i).className = "Black"
>   End If
>  Next
>  Set oAll = Nothing
> End Sub

> Sub ShowEvent( ByVal sIMG, ByVal sSPAN )
>  Call parent.ClearArrows()
>  Call parent.ResetBlack()
>  self.left.document.all.item( sIMG ).Src = "../images/arrow_anim.gif"
>  self.left.document.all.item( sSPAN ).className = "Red"
> End Sub

> Sub Window_OnUnload()
>  Set xControl = nothing
> End Sub

> </script>
> </head>

> <body background="../images/MARBLE.GIF">
> <table border="0" cellpadding="0" height="100%">
>   <tr>
>     <td valign="top" colspan="2" height="20"><font face="Arial"
> size="2"><b><i><img border="0" src="../images/icon_objects.gif"
> align="absmiddle" width="15" height="17">
>       image<font color="#FF0000">x</font></i></b>
>       ActiveForm Developer<br>
>       <br>
>       </font><b><font face="Arial" size="3" color="#0000FF"><img border="0"
> src="../images/icon_method.gif" width="16" height="16">
>       Events - demo<br>?
>       </font></b></td>
>   </tr>
>   <tr>
>     <td valign="top" height="30"><img border="0"
> src="../images/arrow_black.gif" name="imgImgSrc" vspace="2" hspace="2"
> width="8" height="10" ></td>
>     <td nowrap valign="top"><span id="OnImgSrcChange"
> class="Black">OnImgSrcChange</span></td>
>   </tr>
>   <tr>
>     <td valign="top" height="30"><img border="0"
> src="../images/arrow_black.gif" name="imgImgZoom" vspace="2" hspace="2"
> width="8" height="10" ></td>
>     <td nowrap valign="top"><span id="OnImgZoomChange"
> class="Black">OnImgZoomChange</span></td>
>   </tr>
>   <tr>
>     <td valign="top" height="30"><img border="0"
> src="../images/arrow_black.gif" name="imgImgColor" vspace="2" hspace="2"
> width="8" height="10" ></td>
>     <td nowrap valign="top"><span id="OnImgColorChange"
> class="Black">OnImgColorChange</span></td>
>   </tr>
>   <tr>
>     <td valign="top" height="30"><img border="0"
> src="../images/arrow_black.gif" name="imgImgTransform" vspace="2" hspace="2"
> width="8" height="10" ></td>
>     <td nowrap valign="top"><span id="OnImgTransformChange"
> class="Black">OnImgTransformChange</span></td>
>   </tr>
>   <tr>
>     <td valign="top" height="30"><img border="0"
> src="../images/arrow_black.gif" name="imgImgPosition" vspace="2" hspace="2"
> width="8" height="10" ></td>
>     <td nowrap valign="top"><span id="OnImgPositionChange"
> class="Black">OnImgPositionChange</span></td>
>   </tr>
> </table>
> </snip>

> --
> Nic Roche
> Net Extra
> www.extra.net.au

> > Yes, I'd like to see the code. The color change depends on the option of a
> > <SELEST> tag, so it also need a VBSript or JavaScript.
> > Thank you very much.

> > Y.H. Duan

> > > Y.H. Duan,

> > > Initialise 2 style classes with the font properties you want.

> > > Set the text in spans. Assign the class to start with in the span
> > > attributes.

> > > On an event, name a new className to the span.

> > > This should get you there.

> > > If you need working code I will see what I can do.

> > > --
> > > Nic Roche
> > > Net Extra
> > > www.extra.net.au

> > > > Thanks, Nic. I can set up the "enabled" "disabled", but I don't know
> how
> > > to
> > > > change the label color  like "Weekly($)" and "Biweekly($)". If  I
> disable
> > > > these fields and gray the labels before them, it will be easier for
> users
> > > to
> > > > us. Any ideas?

> > > > Y.H. Duan

> > > > > Y.H. Duan,

> > > > > Using DHTML

> > > > > in HTML:

> > > > > Biweekly($):<input type="text" disabled id="Biweekly"
> name="Biweekly"
> > > > > size="7" maxlength="9">

> > > > > in Script:

> > > > > Biweekly.Disabled=True

> > > > > <snip src="MSDN code sample">

> > > > > <STYLE ID=oStyle>
> > > > > .styletest{background-color: black; color: white;}
> > > > > .styletest2{background-color: black; color: red;}
> > > > > </STYLE>

> > > > > <SCRIPT>
> > > > > function fnSwitch(){
> > > > >    if(oParagraph.enablement == "enabled"){
> > > > >       // Use an arbitrary attribute to track the status
> > > > >       oParagraph.enablement = "disabled";
> > > > >       oButton.value = "Set disabled to false";
> > > > >       oStyle.disabled = true;
> > > > >       oDisableMe.disabled = true;
> > > > >    }
> > > > >    else{
> > > > >       oButton.value = "Set disabled to true";
> > > > >       oParagraph.enablement = "enabled";
> > > > >       oStyle.disabled = false;
> > > > >       oDisableMe.disabled = false;
> > > > > }
> > > > > }
> > > > > </SCRIPT>

> > > > > :

> > > > > <P enablement = "enabled" ID = oParagraph CLASS = "styletest">
> > > > > A paragraph of text.

> > > > > <INPUT TYPE = button ID = oDisableMe
> > > > > CLASS = "styletest"
> > > > > VALUE = "Demonstration Button"
> > > > > onclick = "alert('Demonstration button')">
> > > > > </P>

> > > > > <INPUT TYPE=button
> > > > > ID=oButton
> > > > > VALUE="Set disabled to true"
> > > > > onclick="fnSwitch()">

> > > > > </snip>

> > > > > --
> > > > > Nic Roche
> > > > > Net Extra
> > > > > www.extra.net.au

> > > > > > Can anybody tell me how to dynamically change the string color in
> HTML
> > > > > > using VBScript or JavaScript?
> > > > > > For example:
> > > > > >  Hourly($): <input type="text" name="Hourly" size="7"
> maxlength="6">
> > > > > >  Weekly($):<input type="text" name="Weekly" size="7"
> maxlength="9">
> > > > > >  Biweekly($):<input type="text" name="Biweekly" size="7"
> > > maxlength="9">

> > > > > > in above HTML code, if  "Hourly"  is enabled, I want "Weekly" and
> > > > > > "Biweekly" to be disabled and the color of  Weekly($) and
> Biweekly($)
> > > be
> > > > > > changed to gray in the same time.
> > > > > >  Any help is appreciated.

> > > > > > Y.H. Duan