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Convert HTML tabular date to Excel form using Javascript Let try to generate html data to xml data by using code below: < html > < head > < script type="text/javascript" > function CreateExcelSheet() { var x=myTable.rows var xls = new ActiveXObject("Excel.Application") xls.visible = true xls.Workbooks.Add for (i = 0; i <  x.length; i++) { var y = x[i].cells for (j = 0; j <  y.length; j++) { xls.Cells( i+1, j+1).Value = y[j].innerText } } } < /script > < /head > < body marginheight="0" marginwidth="0" > < form > < input type="button" onclick="CreateExcelSheet()" value="Create Excel Sheet" > < /form > < table id="myTable" border="1" > < tr > < b >< td >Name < /td > < td >Age< /td >< /b >< /tr > < tr > < td >Shivani < /td > <...

We have lots of ways to HACK CSS. However, these are the couple I find most useful. Star-property Hack *property: value; Not sure on the name but I call this the star-property hack. This hack allows you to target IE7 and below. Underscore-property Hack _property: value; This targets IE6 and below. Any styles will be applied to ie 6 and below. !important Targetting The !important at the end of a style, tells browsers that this property should override any other declarations of that property regardless of position. For example in this case: width: 10px !important; width: 80px; Even though the 80px declaration comes second, Firefox 3 and IE7/8 will render this style as 10pixels. IE6 does not recognize the !important declaration and will apply an 80pixel width. I prefer this method when I need to target IE7 and FF with one rule, and IE6 with the other. This is a valid method of feeding one rule to ie7/ff and another for ie6. CSS Examples div.test{ margin-top: 10px; ...

Conditional comments Implemented by IE to fix their retarded browsers, conditional comments can help you target different versions of IE. < ! --[if IE 6] > Any instructions in this comment will be parsed by IE 6. < ! [endif] - - > < ! - - [if IE 7] > Any instructions in this comment will be parsed by IE 7. <!--[if lte IE 7]> Any instructions in browsers less than or equal to IE7 will parse these comments. < ! [endif] - - > Example of using conditional comments: < ! - - [if IE 7] > < link href="styles/ie7styles.css" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" / > < ! [endif] - - > reference link : http://theinfiniteloopblog.com/tag/cross-browser-css/