How do you submit the two frames?
If I have
top.FRAME1.forms[0].submit();
top.FRAME2.forms[0].submit();
it works fine under IE 6 but under NS 4 and Mozilla FRAME1
is the only one that gets submitted.
I have a frameset with two frames. Both the frames have
forms. What I wish to do is have the top form have one
button that submits both frames. Is that possible? And how?
I had the idea that the top window, from javascript, would
submit the bottom frame, check for the existence of a
variable...
What I want to do is take a string,
entered by the user, and then make
a valid database query from that.
They will be searching a text field for
certain words. What I am having a
problem with is taking the input and
creating the query.
If they type in:
CDE -sun -solaris
I want to have this...
I want my document root to be authenticated for everything
but the "index.html" file. Basically I want users to be
able to see the index page before they have to
authenticate. I would then authenticate for everything
else.
Is that possible?
lance
Well I have narrowed down the problem. Towards the bottom
of my HTML document I have the following:
<SCRIPT language="JavaScript">
document.CSCR.txtSrTitle.focus();
</SCRIPT>
If I comment out that "focus" call, then everything is OK.
It seems the "focus" call...
My "onChange" code is executing in Netscape 6.2.2 even when I
make no change.
The problem really is that I come into my page the first time
and it works just fine (change the data and the onchange event
code fires). If I do a refresh on the page, which sets the data
back to original...
I came up with this user defined function today.
Was wondering if someone would look at it and see if anything is wrong?
/*
* User Defined Function :: fn_Drop_Weekends
*
* In trying to find the datediff between two
* dates, there was a need to exclude the weekends.
* Thus this function...
This is my first attempt at a plpgsql function.
Here is what I have thus far:
create function fnInsWeeks() returns integer as '
DECLARE
--theDate wedates2.wedate%TYPE;
thedate DATE;
BEGIN
SELECT INTO thedate wedate FROM wedates2 WHERE id=(SELECT MAX(id) FROM wedates2);
INSERT INTO...
I have my backup setup as follows:
DECLARE @theDate DATETIME
SET @theDate=GETDATE()+7
BACKUP DATABASE CustomerSupport TO CustomerSupport WITH EXPIREDATE=@theDate
I thought I understood the EXPIREDATE parameter.
Could someone tell me what is supposed to happen when the expiredate is reached...
Here is what I came up with. There may be something much
easier (I tend to go the hard way):
create table test1 (fullname varchar(128))
insert into test1 values ('Smith/John');
SELECT
SUBSTRING(fullname,CHARINDEX('/',fullname)+1,128) as Fname,
SUBSTRING(fullname,1,CHARINDEX('/',fullname)-1)...
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