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Nick, I figured out the problem without to much agrivation. I learned on thing for future problems. DO NOT NAME YOUR CONTROLS "submit" and then issue a document.form.submit Thanks for the help..

Just a reminder as to what exactly vbscript is I copied an article for you to read. -------------------------------------------------------- Scripts in Web Applications To display text, images, or links in a page, you add text and format it with HTML tags. However, to control the way a...

I have a form that has a button that runs a validation check sub. In this sub there are some check conditions, if the values pass the constraints then it submits the document to the server. However I am getting an error telling me that the form object does not support the submit method. This is...

I normally call my procedures in the following manner:<br><br>Go through the normal ADO connection criteria, then I do the following.<br><br>set rs = dbConn.Execute(&quot;GetProcedure &quot; & paramater & &quot;, &quot; & paramater)<br><br>Then proceed with the normal population and cleanup...

I am trying to figure out the best way to print an access report through ASP. Thus far I have only been able to find information on the SnapShot Viewer, however I have heard that there is additional methods of accomplishing this task. I have considered making a component, but I do not want to...

I do not have physical access to the box, nor do I have remote capabilities. All I can do is access the root to manage my pages. I prefer to use a DSN, however somethings are out of my control and this is one particular instance.

I am trying to construct a connect string for an access database using ASP. I can not find anything that will provide me with an example and what I have written thus far is not working.<br><br>Here is what I have so far......<br>const cDSN1 =&quot;Driver={Microsoft Access(*.mdb)...

The code that I have written works for changing the image to another image. The problem that I am having is that document is the always the same image to start with. I will try to explain better, in the code above I am chaning the image B1 to another image then B2 too another image then so on so...

I am using a single image with an image map as a navbar. I am trying to change the single image to another image from the hot spot on the page. I am having trouble figuring out the code for a single image. I am familiar with multiple images and changing them, but I am stuck with the single...

I am building a web page and I need to find the coordinates of a particular image on the page. Can someone recomend a tool that will help me accomplish my goal. <br><br>Thanks in advance

Doug,<br>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;The nextrecord and printsection reference can be found in the access help file. I will enclude the excert from the help file for everyone to look at and use.<br><br>***********************************************************<br>You can use combinations of...

Hi,<br>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;I am using the following code to print one record as many times as the value entered in the listbox. It will work if the value is 1, however when you enter any other number in the list box multiple labels are printed. I was wondering if anyone else has any...

Here is an update cursor that may help out....<br><br>DECLARE<br>&nbsp;&nbsp;CURSOR sal_cursor IS<br>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;SELECT sal<br>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;FROM emp<br>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;WHERE deptno = 30<br>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;FOR UPDATE OF sal...

I think that one of the easiest ways to accomplish your task is to write your sql statement to use &quot;in&quot; as your operator. An example would be....<br><br>SELECT employee.number, employee.name, employee.salary,&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;employee.manager<br>FROM employee<br>WHERE...

I have used a logical operator to solve my problem. Basically I was using a table to list names, and I wanted to pull all the names for a particular report. I also wanted to leave out one name from the table. Below is what I used on the SQL statement:<br> <br> &lt;&gt;name<br> <br> Thanks