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All posts state this has to do with for each loops however this error only appears on deployed installs never on my development computer. Error does not trap in JIT remote debugger just crashes the deployed application. Developed on windows 7 in VS 2010 VB and occurs on deployed Windows 7 64bit...

Solved. The http_REFERER should be replaced with QUERY_STRING and the code works exactly as expected.

If InStr(Request.ServerVariables("http_REFERER"),"sitemap.asp")<>0 then Response.Redirect("http://www.my-domain.com/en/sitemap.aspx") Else Response.Redirect("http://www.my-domain.com/en/index.aspx") End If The statement always returns 0 even when I pass...

You've been a great help. Thanks.

Awesome. Thank you. I was referencing the database paths by reading the registry also. Is this no longer possible if compiled x86? If not possible that's okay as I can hard code the paths but I would prefer to read from the registry. Your solution works wonderfully.

I have an application that uses MS Access databases. The client has just upgraded to Server 2008 and none of the application modules will run directly on the server. At a minimum, I need to be able to compact the databases on the server after hours. I have a program that I wote using VBnet 2008...

Is there a way to increment the value of a textbox using javascript function(s)? function whichElement(e) { var targ; if (!e) { var e=window.event; } if (e.target) { targ=e.target; } else if (e.srcElement) { targ=e.srcElement...

Sorry. A little too old for homework. The script i can return the clicked button value is: function whichElement(e) { var targ; if (!e) { var e=window.event; } if (e.target) { targ=e.target; } else if (e.srcElement) {...

I have a page that requires dynamic buttons. I need buton1 to increment a value in textbox1 and button2 to increment textbox2 and so on. The values of the buttons are derived from a database. If I use ASP buttons, each time a button is clicked the whole page reposts causing an on screen flash...

Access on the Pocket PC is supported but is in the form of Pocket Access. You can read and write from the .cdb database format but not view the table structure or data directly as on the desktop without third party tools. In order to read write use adoce and present the data in grids or...

Trevil I wish to thank you for all your efforts. The problem I have resolved and was an unbelievable oversight on my part. I had been sourcing the problematic database path by comparing a registry value of another database and replacing the name of that database with the problematic one in order...

Thanks for the link. I will take a look. Yes, the debug.print line does not show the error at runtime but I had replaced with a message box to be able to identify raised errors.

The incoming network connections I believe would be a non issue as the databases are on the local machine. Also, I have an XP Pro machine that runs the application in question just fine. Are there any trouble shooting suggestions anyone has?

If you find a reference please let me know. Once I find the solution I will post. I do appreciate the considerable effort you have put forth. Thank you.

Your assumption is correct re databse order. I will take a look at the references as an option though this will take some time to effect I think. Was there a report you can refernce re corrupted project references?