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Turns out Access is smarter than I thought it was. I created a query that was essentially selected everything from both tables then, with the query open, hit the Create Form button. It did the rest for me. I haven't used Access since around Access 2000, and so far Access 2010 is pretty slick...

So is this impossible (or at least not recommended?) ------------------------- Matt Grande C# Master. Ruby on Rails Admirer. ActionScript Student. JavaScript Hate-Monger.

Hi all, I have a table Customer, which relates to an address table. Each customer has one address. I'd like to have one form that allows the user to create their Customer and Address at the same time. I currently have an Address field in tblCustomer. It's a lookup field based on this Row...

Thanks to both RiverGuy and gmmastros! Nicely done. I greatly appreciate it. ------------------------- Matt Grande C# Master. Ruby on Rails Admirer. ActionScript Student. JavaScript Hate-Monger.

You could also check out the Benchmark class for more accurate reporting of what's taking the most time. ------------------------- Matt Grande C# Master. Ruby on Rails Admirer. ActionScript Student. JavaScript Hate-Monger.

Okay, here's what I have: Table: element_logs Columns: id (int, PK) parent_id (int) element_id (int, FK) updated_at (datetime) What I'd like to do is find the most recent element_ids with the same parent_id. That is, given a parent_id of say 5, and a date of yesterday, I want the id of each...

Hi all, I'm writing an ASP.Net 3.5 MVC application, and I'm wondering the best way to test code with webservices. Obvisouly I don't need to call the webservice for each test. Is there a way to stub it out? What's the recommended way of doing this? As an aside question, I'm currently using...

Going to the dev site on any port produces the same result as going to the stage site on any port. ------------------------- Matt Grande C# Master. Ruby on Rails Admirer. ActionScript Student. JavaScript Hate-Monger.

smah: 1. That's good to know. I've removed that line, and I now just have "Listen 81." Things are still working the way they were. 2. I'm using multiple ports because Mongrel doesn't like serving more than one site per port. 3. I've tried both ProxyPass and DocumentRoot, and gotten the same...

Aside from using a Greasemonkey script, I'm not even sure how you would do that... ------------------------- Matt Grande C# Master. Ruby on Rails Admirer. ActionScript Student. JavaScript Hate-Monger.

Okay, first of all, I don't know what I'm doing. This isn't what I normally do, I'm a developer. However, I'm the best we've got at the time (long story...) So, here's what I'm trying to do. We have a DNS record for stage.mydomain.com and dev.mydomain.com. I've edited an existing httpd.conf...

I'm in Canada, if that helps any. ------------------------- Matt Grande C# Master. Ruby on Rails Admirer. ActionScript Student. JavaScript Hate-Monger.

I got something like that on a different site. About halfway though I asked "Okay, are you a person reading from a script, or a scripted program?" The response was "Hahaha, never heard that before! I assure you I'm human, and I'm looking forward to lunch." ------------------------- Matt...

Hi guys, I have a friend who is designing the graphics and logo for a new business, and they want a web presence. My friend has asked me to put together an estimate for them. My question is, how do I know how much to charge? What metrics do you use? Hours? Story Points? How much is my...

Yar-tee-tar! I figured it out! I had a mask on the entire stage to fake fading. When alpha got to 0, I forgot to set mc_mask.visible = false. I put that it, and it worked! ------------------------- Matt Grande C# Master. Ruby on Rails Admirer. ActionScript Student. JavaScript Hate-Monger.