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Hi, Barbara: Thanks for taking the time to reply. It seems like at least one of those should be adequate for my needs. Ganaxi

Hi, TCECdb1: I am having the same exact issue - and was asked to request coding services from Caspio. I am also trying to retain the ability to do multi-select while using parameters (as I have submission and results form) on same page. Seems like you were able to get it to work. I would appreciate if you could guide on the solution you came up with. There is at least two other threads in the last few days on the exact same issue, and it would be useful to have a guidance on the solution. Thanks. Ganaxi

Hi jimher: I have almost the same exact problem. Let me know if you get to a solution on this; I will do the same. Thanks. Ganaxi

None so far. I am hoping someone with more programming skills may have a solution. At this point, I have given up on the multi-select (it is not absolutely required for my application, but is a nice-to-have), as having both submission and results dataPages on same webpage is more important to me (hence, the use of parameters, which then limits the multi-select option). Ganaxi

Hi ShWolf: That did not work for me. I think my earlier description may have been misleading. What I am looking for is to add 'Tooltips' to the labels of the Caspio Results Table (i.e., the Titles to the Columns), that activate on a mouseover, e.g., while also retaining the sorting ability. Something like what's talked about here for implementation in a basic HTML page, http://en.allexperts.com/q/HTML-3191/To ... lecell.htm But is not so easy with Caspio, I believe, as it is script-driven. Thanks for you response, and please help if you can. Ganaxi

Hi HongTaiLang, Thanks for your response. Sure, attached is an image (the first one) of the tabbed layout that I implemented with Caspio's Tech Tip. As you will see, there is no visual cue that it is tabbed content when you look at the webpage. The box that comes default (that I have now removed) simply is a thin border box that doesn't even wrap around the content (rather it just is a thin box on a page, so I have removed it for now). What I am looking for would be a better visual cue that makes it clear to the reader/viewer that this is tabbed content. A good example to start with would be the second file attached. Thanks, Ganaxi

Hi, I am attempting to enable Multi-Select in a Cascading listbox that has virtual fields. It seems that with the built-in functionality, and the following coding in the footer: var fieldname1 = "cbParamVirtual1"; var fieldname2 = "cbParamVirtual2"; var fieldname3 = "cbParamVirtual3"; document.getElementById("cbParamVirtual1").multiple=true; document.getElementById("cbParamVirtual2").multiple=true; document.getElementById("cbParamVirtual3").multiple=true; one can enable multi-select, but then you lose the cascading listbox functionality. Has anyone been able to enable both, with or without virtual fields in the submission form? Thank you for your responses. Ganaxi

Hi, I am using tabbed navigation pages, using "Tech Tip: Create Tabbed Navigation For Multiple DataPages" from Caspio's online support. However, the tab styling is really just a plain box - doesn't at all look like a tab -- has anybody had success in styling it so that it actually looks like what most web users would recognize as a tab. Any help is appreciated - even pointers to a caspio-implemented tabbed layout so that I can examine the css. Thanks for your responses. Ganaxi

Hi, I am trying to add a hint that activates when someone mouses over a field label, something that is relatively common in html. However, it seems from talking to support that Caspio does not support that. Has anyone else dealt with that? and/or figured out a way to accomplish that? I want to still retain the sorting ability over the fields, so having an html block is not a reasonable option for me. Thank you for your responses.