Recent content by jonelf

I recently was looking for the same thing and found: http://216.239.35.100/search?q=cache:BIdsQk7tlXsC:www.csharpindex.com/code/SerialIO/Serial.asp+serialio+c%23&hl=sv I haven't tested it though.

There are alot of known issues with NT4SP3. I recommend that you upgrade to VB6 (with latest Visual Studio SP) and to NT4SP6a (or later if available). Our problem actually turned out to be in the Oracle OLE DB provider. Oracle are working on a solution. /J

Either you do it completely on the client using Javascript or you can refresh the page and write the new value to the textbox on the server. Here is an &quot;example&quot; of how to do it on the client side: <select id=&quot;select1&quot; name=&quot;category&quot...

I'm not sure but ADSI could be the way to go. http://www.microsoft.com/WINDOWS2000/en/professional/iis/htm/asp/aore7zn6.htm and maxconnections: http://www.microsoft.com/WINDOWS2000/en/professional/iis/htm/asp/apro66pf.htm http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/psdk/iisref/adse25gz.htm...

Maybe you did forget a CCNumber = Request.Form(&quot;CCNumber&quot;) ? Also I recommend that you use response.write during debugging instead of writing to a file.

If you mean from a form post then the answer is: you don't. But if it was you who populated the listbox then you should be able to get the displayed text the same way from the id. If you just want to get the displayed text in a text box to be written in a text box on the fly then you have to do...

I see two ways of solving this. Either you add the new allergy to the dropdown with a client side javascript or you can actually form post and read all the previously entered data and write them out to the page again but not writing them to the database just yet. The new allergy you will have...

RegExp is a wonderful tool to validate strings. Unfortunately it's not as easy to understand as the VBScript above. Dim regEx, retVal Set regEx = New RegExp regEx.Pattern =&quot;^[\w-\.]{1,}\@([\da-zA-Z-]{1,}\.){1,}[\da-zA-Z-]{2,3}$&quot; regEx.IgnoreCase = true retVal =...

It turned out to be the Oracle OLE DB prodider that was leaking. See thread333-58616 problem isn't solved but now we at least know what the problem is...

Check your zoneDB DSN in ODBC Data Sources. Check if you can connect to your database from some other tool like Visual Interdev or Access. Also you are using the Application variables in a very strange and very bad way. Why can't you just use common variables?

According to http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-html40/present/frames.html#adef-target you should be able to submit forms to another frame. http://www.htmlhelp.com/reference/html40/values.html#frametarget Maybe you shouldn't name your frame with a _ in the beginning? If the form is posted to a whole new...

Always use Option Explicit

If you know anything about a memory leak in the Oracle OLE DB provider then please check out: thread333-58616 for the &quot;cross-post&quot;.

If you are interrested in how this turns out then check: http://technet.oracle.com:89/ubb/Forum14/HTML/001320.html If you have the same problem and even you didn't solve it then please post! We need to put some pressure on Oracle.

Convert it to VBA and run it in Windows Scripting Host, in the FAQ at http://www.windows-script.com/ there is an example how you schedule WSH-scripts.