Recent content by KingDufus

I'm trying to stream some quicktime movies on a web site. I saw the Star Wars trailers which look like they are being streamed, and the quality is amazing. I can't seem to get anywhere near that kind of quality with mine, and was wondering if anyone knew how those trailers were created so that...

I am trying to export a movie as a Quicktime streaming movie. (Premiere 6.0) I select "save for web" and select "Quicktime Streaming" with "Broadband/LAN" for the highest quality. The result looks horrible, with huge chunky pixels everywhere. I've seen great looking...

Hi OldNewbie, Thanks for the follow-up. The latest code worked great. However, it looks as if there is a problem with the loadVariablesNum ("status.txt", 0); function. The code only worked if I allowed at least three frames in between the Load function and the...

Hi OldNewbie, Thanks for posting a reply. I tried the Flash 5 code, and it didn't quite work as typed. After trying a couple of things, it worked when I substituted == for the eq, so I combined your flash 5 code and your flash 5 player code. Here's what worked: if (option == open) { tellTarget...

Hi, I have a flash movie which contains a movie clip (named "buttons"), that contains two frame labels: "open" and "closed". I am interested in loading variables from a text file, and then telling the movie clip to go to one of its frame labels that is defined in a...

Hi HTH,thanks for posting. Here are some answers to your questions: 1. The path of the Perl script is: http://www.mywebsite.com/cgi-bin/department/htmltest.pl The value for the column header link is: http://www.mywebsite.com/cgi-bin/department/htmltest.pl?dep=Department+Name&num=DP-010&sor=2 I...

I have written a Perl script which reads the contents of a Microsoft Access Database, and displays certain results as a web page table. The display criteria are determined by variables that are passed along to the script by a query string in the URL. For example...

Thanks everyone for posting. Sorry for the huge delay in my response. I tried the qq statement that Hardy suggested, and that unfortunately that didn't work for me. I also tried the [] around the names that Thomas suggested, and that too did not seem to work. The [] worked for field names in the...

Hi all, thanks for posting. Here are the reasons I was wanting to have two fields with different names, but the same content: I'm creating an small Intranet site for a company. They have an exisiting database, that they want to access via a browser. I started to learn Perl to create the code to...

I'm new to Perl, and am connecting to an Access Databse using the DBI:ODBC module. I can make the connection without any problems, but can't seem to get the "SELECT * FROM" code to work because the table name I need to read has spaces in it. (For example: "Name of Table") I...

Thanks for posting! I am describing fields in a table. I am working with an existing Data Base, so I need the existing information in Field1 to automatically display in Field2 when either the table or a query is opened for viewing. I have little experience with Access. I looked at HTH's...

I'm interested in having two fields that have different names, and I would like one of the fields to display the same exact information that is in the other field. So basically, I'd like the information to be entered in one of the fields, and have it automatically be displayed in another. Is...

I'm interested in exporting a query as an html file. I would like to control how everything looks, such as table dimensions, border colors, hyperlink colors, etc... Is there a way to do this from Access? I noticed that you can specify that the exported file follow an "HTML template...

Oops, somehow a stray semicolon appeared after the url in the previous post, it should not be there. -King Dufus

Well, after poking around a bit, I came up with a solution for Windows: 1. Right click over the hyperlinked text 2. Select "toggle field codes" which will display some html code that you can edit. 3. add the following text after the url: \t "_blank" for example, the html...