Does COLSPAN work in textarea?
Im back!....well the powers that be want to change my nice comment box....does colspan work in a textarea?. If so...am I formatting it wrong??
As you can see it looks funky....much appreciated the help :)
<form id="commentForm" name="commentForm" action="" method="post">
<ctl:vertScroll height="300" headerStyleClass="data_table_scroll" bodyStyleClass="data_table_scroll" enabled="${user.scrollTables}">
<ctl:sortableTblHdrSetup topTotal="false" href="show.whatif_edit_entry?entryId=${entry.entryId}"/>
<table class="data_table vert_scroll_table" style="width:360px;">
<tr>
<ctl:sortableTblHdr styleClass="center" title="User" property="auditable.createdBy.lastName" type="top">User</ctl:sortableTblHdr>
<ctl:sortableTblHdr styleClass="center" title="Date" property="auditable.createdDate" type="top">Date</ctl:sortableTblHdr>
<ctl:sortableTblHdr styleClass="center" title="Comments" property="comment" type="top">Comments</ctl:sortableTblHdr>
</tr>
<c:forEach var="comments" items="${entry.comments}">
<tr id="id${comments.id}">
<c:choose>
<c:when test="${comments.auditable != null}">
<td>
${comments.auditable.createdBy.lastName}, ${comments.auditable.createdBy.firstName}
开发者_StackOverflow中文版 </td>
<td title="<fmt:formatDate value="${comments.auditable.createdDate}" pattern="${date_time_pattern}" />"><span class="mouseover_text"><fmt:formatDate value="${comments.auditable.createdDate}" pattern="${date_time_pattern}" /></span>
</td>
</c:when>
<c:otherwise>
<td colspan="1"> </td>
<td colspan="1"> </td>
</c:otherwise>
</c:choose>
<td id="comments-${comments.id}" style="width:400px;"><pre style="width: auto;">${comments.comment}</pre></td>
</c:forEach>
</tr>
<c:if test="${lock.locked || form.entryId < 0 }">
<%-- This is the row for adding a new comment. --%>
<tr id="commentRow">
<td>
You have <strong><span id="commentsCounter">${const['COMMENT_MAX_LENGTH'] - fn:length(commentForm.comment)}</span></strong> characters left.<br/>
<textarea id="comment" colspan="3" name="comment" rows="2" cols="125" style="width:380px;"
onkeypress="characterCounter('commentsCounter',${const['COMMENT_MAX_LENGTH']}, this)"
onkeydown="characterCounter('commentsCounter',${const['COMMENT_MAX_LENGTH']}, this)"
onkeyup="characterCounter('commentsCounter',${const['COMMENT_MAX_LENGTH']}, this)"></textarea>
<a href="javascript:addComment();"><img src="../images/icon_add.gif" border="0" alt="Add"/></a>
</td>
</tr>
</c:if>
</table>
</ctl:vertScroll>
No, the colspan
attribute belongs on the <td>
element that contains the textarea.
The colspan
attribute doesn't belong on a <textarea>
. You definitely want to apply it to its containing <td>
instead:
<%-- This is the row for adding a new comment. --%>
<tr id="commentRow">
<td colspan="3">
You have <strong><span id="commentsCounter">${const['COMMENT_MAX_LENGTH'] - fn:length(commentForm.comment)}</span></strong> characters left.<br/>
<textarea id="comment" name="comment" rows="2" cols="125" style="width:380px;"
onkeypress="characterCounter('commentsCounter',${const['COMMENT_MAX_LENGTH']}, this)"
onkeydown="characterCounter('commentsCounter',${const['COMMENT_MAX_LENGTH']}, this)"
onkeyup="characterCounter('commentsCounter',${const['COMMENT_MAX_LENGTH']}, this)"></textarea>
<a href="javascript:addComment();"><img src="../images/icon_add.gif" border="0" alt="Add"/></a>
</td>
</tr>
No, colspan works only on tables. If you want to span columns, you should use colspan on <td>
instead of textarea.
No. colspan
is for <td>
and <th>
elements, to state how many columns in their table they should span. It doesn’t make any sense on elements that aren’t table cells.
You want:
<tr id="commentRow">
<td colspan="3">
You have <strong><span id="commentsCounter">${const['COMMENT_MAX_LENGTH'] - fn:length(commentForm.comment)}</span></strong> characters left.<br/>
<textarea id="comment"...
you should enclose colspan in the tag, then use with rows and cols to adjust the textarea size. example: this is for a 9 column table, using the first and last columns for other stuff
<td colspan="7"><textarea rows="3" cols="110">{{ book.description }}</textarea></td>
I had to adjust the cols (does not relate to columns - more like pixels) number to fill the empty space out
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