Here is a screenshot of my form. I know specs don't have items, When I generated the form, i had it create a sub-form so that I could enter information for an item and its specs at the same time. I wanted to try to keep the specs separate from the items because of the frequency of duplicate...
I'll start by saying that I've used Access for a while just as a more powerful Excel. I haven't tinkered with the VB side of it. I tried searching for the answer to this puzzle in the FAQs and in the forums, but didn't find exactly what I was looking for.
I have two tables. One that tracks...
I have a Father/Son backup cycle as follows:
Friday: Full back up to tape
Monday - Thursday: Incremental B2D, Copy to Tape
I have enough tapes for two weeks of incrementals (8 days total). But my policy is only writing to the same two files. Is there a way to specify which files to use on...
I've got an ASP.NET 2.0 Page written in VBScript. In the script, I ask the user to enter a number of weeks and based on that number, I print a form element for each week. There is one box that the user is allowed to modify in the new form. To create the dynamic form, I do a loop and post to a...
In a web game I play online, there is a part where you can attack another player.
In one form, you submit which fleet your attacking with and it redirects you to another page where you submit a target to hit.
I'm trying to write a script that will submit form A, then form B after a 3 second...
I'm trying to write a script to capture the source code of a page in the second frame. The code:
<SCRIPT LANGUAGE="JScript">
function button() {
var rng = parent.frames[1].document.body.createTextRange( );
if (rng!=null) {
alert(rng.htmlText);
}
}
</SCRIPT>
It works when the page...
I looked into this method and there has to be an ID= somewhere in the code to reference. I've figured out how to capture the source, but now there's a problem. I have to login to play the game. The login downloads a cookie (which I cannot find on my system) and using a CGI script to try and...
The innerHTML and innerText require an id to work. I've found a way to capture source code with a CGI module, but I've encounted another problem.
The game I am playing uses a cookie to verify login. If I change browsers (close or use another window, it won't let me continue without logging...
I am trying to figure out if there is a way in JavaScript to get the source code out of a page, and into a variable. I know that you can get the code with a button value of "view-source:http://www.server.com/" but I need it to load into a variable instead of an editor.
Any ideas...
That's a real good idea. Just make sure that the ISP you use supports all modules for CGI. I use SWBell for another site I'm working on and they don't support some of the higher level modules...so I'm back to hypermart. :P Jonathan Hannan
Computer Repair, Webdesign
HTML, CGI, PERL...
The information is from a game called Archmage. You have to login to play the game and it stores a cookie so that you cannot play multiple accounts or use multiple browsers with the game. It's webbased and our "Status Report" is produced by a file called report.cgi. I'm trying to...
I'm trying to get information out of a page for use in a database. I can't get access to the information from the server because it's loaded through CGI. I CAN get the information by using View Source and pasting the code into a program that searches for the information. What I'm trying to do...
I just wanted to offer another reason for Apache. After setting up the server, if you get a service with a static IP for your ISP account, then you won't have to worry about a hosting service. You can run your own website off of your own machine by going to http://<YOUR IP ADDRESS> Jonathan...
Just thought I'd throw some more batter into the mix. Eek, if you don't have time or the resources to play with Apache, then sign up for a Free Webhosting Account with someone who does. You should be able to find several on the web, www.hypermart.net is the largest I know of. They already...
Instead of assigning a script to post a name to the <EMBED>, have the script assign the <EMBED> tag itself....
var song=new Array(10)
song[0]="<EMBED SRC='james_bond_theme.mid' AUTOSTART='true' HIDDEN='true'>"; Jonathan Hannan
Computer Repair, Webdesign
HTML, CGI, PERL, JavaScript, XML
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