Recent content by Hurricane766

Well no, the website is in production so we don't have a domain name for it. But wouldn't a domain name get resolved to the external IP address and then I'd have the same problem? Like I said I don't want it to resolve internally because that's not exactly the same as what John Doe internet...

Hi, We have a website hosted on our local network. We can access the website locally through it's local IP address. External users can access the website using it's external IP address. What we need to be able to do is access the website from the internal network using the external IP...

Hi, I've got a report that has a nested report near the bottom of it. The nested report is set to Slide Directly Above and to Autosize height. If many rows are returned in the main report the nested report gets moved down a bit. But the nested report never starts a new page? I really need the...

Hey, It's called TGML. You'll notice that when you're posting, just under your message it says email notificaiton, emoticons/smileys, and process TGML. If you want more info just click the "Process TGML" hyperlink. Cheers

Opps. The last part of the modstring RGB(0,0,0) is turning it all black... I wanted RGB(255, 255, 255).

Hi, I have a datawindow with a number of rows being returned. One of the columns is a dropdownlistbox. I want this column's background color to change based on values in two other columns. Like this: st_mod = 'action.Background.Mode=0' st_ret = dw_main.Modify(st_mod) IF st_ret <> '' THEN...

Thanks for the ideas. I really like the idea of editing the source to get at the create event. Thanks again.

Thank you for your replies, I should also mention that menu items may need to be hidden depending on the version of the program as well as on what area of the country the user is in. Also security settings are much more specific than just 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 ect. Security settings are user...

Hi, I'm trying to implement some way of hiding certain menu items based on the users security level. If I was able to create a user object from a menu, I could give it instance variables where I could store this info. I don't think that this is possible though. So, I could use the Tag...

Hey how bout that. Didn't even know about the dependency manager scan thingy. Sweet deal, thanks strongm :)

Installshield 6.3? Really? I always have to add that in myself.

Ya that's true I was just copying stuff over... we usually use InstallShield but this was just for testing. However I wouldn't have packaged them in because I didn't know which ones I needed.

*Resolved* Hooray, After more searching on some forums I found out that you can find the object dependecies of a vb control by opening the .vbp file in notepad. The lines that say 'Object' and 'Reference' are the objects that the control is dependent upon. Turns out I had 3 of these missing...

Hi, Yes I've thought of that. The only thing is I'm not sure how to tell which dll a GUI control uses? Any idea? Is there a list of dlls a control or project is dependent on? That would be handy... Thanks

Yes, the ocx references some bmps. I've made sure to copy these to any computer I try this on. I have actually forgotten to do this and you're right - the program crashes - but it gives a different error message and the MDI window had actually opened at this point. Thanks though