Recent content by keithcorbin

First of all not true, you can define variables in many ways, including in an included basic file. In the fetch of the first query set the return that you are interested in to a variable. Use this variable in the second. good luck. K

It is not that hard....I recomend overwriting the obtainSelect method and appending the where clause you need. Your parameters should be set as global variables and all you need to do is write the dynamic where clause. If you need more help, email me I can send an example we do this very thing...

It is possible to frite a function in the finish method of a report that creates a pdf of the report. An easier method is to use a third party software solution such as RightFax.

Popping the tip on a specific page is easy. In order to know if the user has seen a specific tip before is more difficult, and would require cookies.

<% Session(&quot;VarName&quot;) = Request.form(&quot;vName&quot;) %>

add this right after the <Script> tag var isFirst=True; Then in side the MM_popUpMessage fuction. if (isFirst) { then at the end of the function. } this is as basic as I can explain it....if you send me the code from <script> to </Script> I could edit and send it back...

Create a hidden form n the results page and and fill it with all the data from the post. At the end of the countdown timer, submit the form with the post data.

On a text field change you can use the OnKeyUp and OnKeyDown events to trigger the validate.

If you click fresh on a frameset. It sends the user back to the initial html page that was in the main frame. How can I stop this?

The quickest simplest answer would be to have a fourth radio button next to the text box that automatically gats selected as soon as you enter text in the box. Keith

try this opener.textfield1.value=&quot;blah blah blah&quot;;

I have a web site that allows the user to open and view reports in multiple windows, the requirement is for unlimited windows. However, when the user logs out of the site all the windows should be closed, cleaning up after them. I tried one method of creating an array and assigning each new...

I have fixed it for all interested, the first time I open the window the parent does have frames on the second click it does not. I end up setting the Parent name attribute on the first click and using that as a reference for window.open as you suggest after that. -Keith

I have a parent window creating a child that has multiple links. Each link should open in the parent window. This is working the first time, but the second time you click on a link the parent looks like it is opening (status at the bottom shows loading the correct page) but the page is never...

Use frames! That way you can hide the lengthy url from the user.