1 // this function is needed to work around 2 // a bug in IE related to element attributes 3 function hasClass(obj) { 4 var result = false; 5 if (obj.getAttributeNode("class") != null) { 6 result = obj.getAttributeNode("class").value; 7 } 8 return result; 9 } 10 11 function stripe(id) { 12 13 // the flag we'll use to keep track of 14 // whether the current row is odd or even 15 var even = false; 16 17 // if arguments are provided to specify the colours 18 // of the even & odd rows, then use the them; 19 // otherwise use the following defaults: 20 var evenColor = arguments[1] ? arguments[1] : "#fff"; 21 var oddColor = arguments[2] ? arguments[2] : "#eee"; 22 23 // obtain a reference to the desired table 24 // if no such table exists, abort 25 var table = document.getElementById(id); 26 if (! table) { return; } 27 28 // by definition, tables can have more than one tbody 29 // element, so we'll have to get the list of child 30 // <tbody>s 31 var tbodies = table.getElementsByTagName("tbody"); 32 33 // and iterate through them... 34 for (var h = 0; h < tbodies.length; h++) { 35 36 // find all the <tr> elements... 37 var trs = tbodies[h].getElementsByTagName("tr"); 38 39 // ... and iterate through them 40 for (var i = 0; i < trs.length; i++) { 41 42 // avoid rows that have a class attribute 43 // or backgroundColor style 44 if (! hasClass(trs[i]) && 45 ! trs[i].style.backgroundColor) { 46 47 // get all the cells in this row... 48 var tds = trs[i].getElementsByTagName("td"); 49 50 // and iterate through them... 51 for (var j = 0; j < tds.length; j++) { 52 53 var mytd = tds[j]; 54 55 // avoid cells that have a class attribute 56 // or backgroundColor style 57 if (! hasClass(mytd) && 58 ! mytd.style.backgroundColor) { 59 60 mytd.style.backgroundColor = 61 even ? evenColor : oddColor; 62 63 } 64 } 65 } 66 // flip from odd to even, or vice-versa 67 even = ! even; 68 } 69 } 70 }
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