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I have this link here in a column, how do I not have the link underline under data_Sequence?

Code:

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<td nowrap><p class="#data_LinkClass#" #data_LinkDisabled#="CallPage('ABLPrepaymentWC.ASP?WCI=MaintainPrepaymentRequest&WCE=Amend', '#data_PrepaymentRequestID#')">#data_PrepaymentRequestID# #data_Sequence#</p>

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because it is not in a <a href> tag.

:confused: So, err, where does this <a href> tag go?

This is what it looks like...
http://www.vbforums.com/attachment.php?s=&postid=504553
I just want the underline to stop before the "01".

If you want to use an underline you can use the U tag like this

Code:

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<u>1</u>&nbsp;01

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Or if you need a link. you can do it like this

Code:

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<a href="http://www.vbdungeon.net">1</a>&nbsp;01

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Originally posted by Bonker Gudd
:confused: So, err, where does this <a href> tag go?

This is what it looks like...
http://www.vbforums.com/attachment.php?s=&postid=504553
I just want the underline to stop before the "01".

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so what is producing the 1 and 01?
just a guess since I never seen that many # signs in one sentence

Code:

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<td nowrap><p class="#data_LinkClass#" <a href="#" #data_LinkDisabled#="CallPage('ABLPrepaymentWC.ASP?WCI=MaintainPrepaymentRequest&WCE=Amend', '#data_PrepaymentRequestID#')">#data_PrepaymentRequestID#</a> #data_Sequence#</p>

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The stuff between the #'s gets replaced by my WebClass, here's the actual HTML:

Code:

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<td nowrap>
<p class="DummyLink" onClick="CallPage('ABLPrepaymentWC.ASP?WCI=MaintainPrepaymentRequest&WCE=Amend','1')">1 01</p>
</td>

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well I was close.

Code:

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<td nowrap>
<p class="DummyLink" onClick="CallPage('ABLPrepaymentWC.ASP?WCI=MaintainPrepaymentRequest&WCE=Amend','1')">1 </p>01
</td>

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don't need the href tag just put the 01 outside the closing </p>

sorry I was think you need something else.

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Originally posted by scoutt don't need the href tag just put the 01 outside the closing[/B]

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That does it, but it wraps the 01 down onto the next line, I don't want that :(

that is because you are using the <p> tage which is a paragraph break, which is the same as 2 <br> together.

you might have to use the <a href> tag and not the <p> tag.

OK, I'll try that. Cheers for the help :cool: