Creating a Server Component with VB - Redesigned - Part 2

The code fragment in this section uses concatenation to build up the string that fuses the HTML style variable values and the database note information. In the next code section, string buffering will be demonstrated as an optional, and optimal, replacement for VB''''s native string concatenation.

The code here assigns the VB construct vbCrLf to the ends of each HTML tag so that the HTML source code will be easier to read. You can remove these line breaks to save a few bits of HTML source code space at the expense of clarity. They are optional.

The basic structure of this code appears below. Notice that the first table we construct is the note titles table. This is where our vRecordArray will be used. Since multiple note titles are retrieved from the database, we''''ll loop through them while constructing an <A> HTML tag with a query string set to each title''''s NoteID. We''''ll also omit the <A> tags for the title that was selected by the user.

CONSTRUCT THE NOTE TITLES TABLE

Include the beginning table data and font tags
Loop through the vRecordArray array
Include an <A> tag if not the selected NoteID 
Include the note title text from the array 
Include an </A> tag if not the selected NoteID 
End the title line with a line break
End looping
Include the ending font and table data tags

CONSTRUCT NOTE TEXT BODY 
Include the beginning table data and font tags
Include the note text body
Include the ending font table data tags



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