Recent content by mmarkym

Hi, I'm using the same script from the link above but I can't get the images to rotate. good luck

using response.write on the variables with rr as the input gets this output rr rr response.write on the select statement gets this output SELECT user, pass FROM loginMinuteman WHERE user = 'rr' AND pass = 'rr'

Using the trim function got the same results and the response.write produced this- Select user, pass from loginMinuteman where Trim(user) = 'name' and Trim(pass) = 'pass'

I tried that with no luck. ???????

In this statement I'm getting back all recordsets instead of the ones called for. I've tried different quote options but still won't work strUserName = request.form("user") strPass = request.form("pass") strQ = "Select user, pass from loginMinuteman where user = 'strUserName' and pass =...

With this code.... dim iCount dim strCookie() For iCount = 1 To Request.Form("menu").count Response.Cookies("menu")(iCount) = Request.Form("menu")(iCount) Next redim strCookie(0) 'Loop through each Cookie for each x in request.Cookies("menu") response.Write(x & " = " &...

I'm trying to retreive from a cookies collection and pass each value into a variable, an array called strCookie(). I'm get this error.... Error Type: Sun ONE ASP VBScript runtime (0x800A000D) Type mismatch the code is.... <% dim iCount dim objRS dim objConn dim strConnectionString dim...

redim strCookie(0) For Each x in Request.Cookies now I'm getting the same type mismatch error on this line-------- strCookie(x) = Request.cookies(x) response.write strCookie(x) Next

I'm trying to retreive from a cookies collection and pass each value into a variable, an array called strCookie(). when I redim the array inside a for next loop, I get this error.... Error Type: Sun ONE ASP VBScript runtime (0x800A000D) Type mismatch the code is.... <% dim iCount dim objRS...

Works perfectly, thanx mark

I've got a form with many checkboxes. The name for the form checkboxes is "menu" In my ASP page I'm trying to set cookies and then test for their presence. <% dim iCount I'm confused on the syntax of setting a cookie. specificaly the name for the cookie, response.cookie("this here"). I've...

Why this? Error Type: ADODB.Recordset.1 (0x80004005) Recordset is read-only

Now I get this error. Error Type: ADODB.Recordset.1 (0x80004005) SQLState: 42000 Native Error Code: 1064 [TCX][MyODBC]You have an error in your SQL syntax. Check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near '1 * from Reservations' at line 1

I have a database query to insert records but am getting this error message. Error Type: ADODB.Recordset.1 (0x800A0E79) Invalid operation on open object The code reads as follows. bug = 0 strFname = request.form("fname") strLname = request.form("lname") strStreet = request.form("street")...

I don't know why this code brings up a blank screen..... <% dim iCount dim strCookie for iCount=1 to request.form("menu").count response.cookies("strCookie") = request.form("menu")(iCount) next for each x in request.cookies("strCookie") if request.cookies("strcookie").HasKeys then...