Thank you for the answer, this will work for sure. Unfortunately, I have about 200 pages, and everypage has multiple divisions, all possible of being divided by the value zero. Is there any other way I can implement this without having to type it out an obscene amount of times!!!
I need to trap a division by zero error and unfortunately, my error trapping abilities are virtually non-existant !!!
I'm assuming I have to use some sort of On Error Resume Next
coding, but I'm not quite sure in how to do it. Any help on this is greatly apprieciated. Thanks, CDNJungler
Well all my values are correct....but now it I'm getting the " page cannot be found error" and I know the name of the page is correct. So it musn't be the QueryString giving me the problem, it must be something else. Because thanks to your info I now know the values being passed are...
My Session variable is actually a numerical value so I don't pass it over as a sting. It's already in the right format. Actually the problem I'm haveing is passing over just the value for the "Acc" name=value pair. When I Response.Write them, I get the value for the "Deal"...
This is my problem....I have reports that are created dynamically. They then have a row header which is a link to a more detailed graph of the info on that row. Anyhow, I'm absolutly "braindead" as of late(medication for wisdom teeth) and I can't get the querystring to pass pver the...
I have this little problem I was hoping someone could help me out with. I have to make a link that when clicked on, will pass values through the query string and display a dynamically generated report in a new browser window. I don't right now know how to use the query string nor how to write...
If I create a sub routine such as:
Sub MyColor()
If Field1 < 0 then
Response.Write ("<font color='Red'>Field1</font>")
End Sub
Now I want to pass a variable to this sub so that I can substitute any value for field1, and just use the
call MyColor() instead of writing out the code...
Problem....I have reports that are generated dynamically by data in the database and calculations in stored procedures and asp pages. What I want is to be able to have the negative value numbers to be in red and the posititve numbers to be in black( which right now all numbers are). I thought a...
I'm developing and I have security set up so that when a user successfully logs in. It sets a value of true to a session variable. Now when using my frames pages the login page is the source for the main frame and I have a navigational page for the left frame. But when the person logs in, then...
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