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Try this: <% Response.Write "<script language=JavaScript>" & VbCrLf Response.Write "top.content.location.href='thepage.htm'" & VbCrLf Response.Write "</script>" End if %> parent.window.location.href will reload the entire page including the frames. And play with these...

Hello everybody, I've been to a site lately, ant there has been something very interesting on that site. There was a little picture (jpeg) and on that it has been written (i)my IP (ii)my OS and (iii) my browser. OK, for putting these info's in a *.jpg picture is not that important, maybe it can...

What's the remedy?

Its not mecessary for the DLL to be in the same directory as the ASP pages or site root directory. Once compiled with VB the DLL will automatically be registered, if you want to register the DLL then Start->Run->regsvr32 c:\mydll.dll Now its registered, call it in ASP like that: Dim objCalc...

Maybe the IP differs each time, but its always from the same country.

Is there a way to permanently block this IP from IIS (WinXP)?

I usually check the log and most of the time there's nothing wrong. But I saw this some days back, can someone give me a little explanation on this: 07:57:27 xx.xxx.xxx.xxx GET /scripts/..%5c%5c../winnt/system32/cmd.exe 500 (I've removed the original IP replacing it by xx) Thanks.

Thats wat Ive been looking for. Thanks vladk. And sorry for the late response, Ive been very busy these days.

mmm...hmmmm... Anyways, I'll stick to your suggestions. Thanks.

Yes, this will work, but I have to code each MouseOver event and there's lots of them. Isn't there any shortcut?

I've been trying to do this but each time tyhe code changes and a new error comes up. What Ive been trying to do is that when the mouse moves on any label or textbox on my form; if its a label, the forecolor changes and if it is a textbox, I want the font to change. I could have done it on...

sorry, mis-read. For date: Dim strDate As String strDate = Format$(Date, "mm/dd/yyyy") Label1.Caption = strDate

dim strDate as string strDate = format$(date,"hh:mm:ss") label1.caption = strDate

thanks for digging this for me. but is there a way to do this without using the tool?

How can I prevent the Guest account from using Windows Media player (and some other programs which are optional)? Thanks.