The only way to do that would be to pass information from
page1 to page2 as
to which link was clicked, and then to use that information
on page2 to set
the color of the cell. There would be three ways to do this -
1. Use cookies
2. Use javascript
3. Use server scripting
None of those three ways is going to be something that DW
will do using a
built-in function.
The cookie approach would require that you write information
into a cookie
on page1 after clicking on the link but before relocating to
the linked
page. Then you'd have to check for the cookie on page2, read
it, and use
the information to set the color of the cell (probably with
CSS).
The javascript approach would require that you add a url
variable to each
link on page1, parse the variable out on page2, and then use
the same color
method used in the prior suggestion.
The server scripting approach would be identical to the
javascript approach,
except that it would be done in scripting executed by the
server rather than
by the client browser.
Each of those three methods would require some coding skill
on your part.
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"epson1280" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in
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>I may have not written my problem properly.
>
> I have a table with several names in it, each in an
individual cell on
> page2.html
> I have several textual hyperlinks from page1.html that
takes me to
> page2.html
> Depending on the hyperlink selected from page1 - I need
the name in the
> cells
> on page2 to change color.
> How do I do this?
>
