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Recent content by rollo58

  1. rollo58

    Converting Macro's

    Have you tried converting them from the macros themself instead of from within the form?
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    Updating a List box

    If it was stored in a history table with an insert date, you could just show the current day's trainees in the list...?
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    Storing voting responses

    I would probably point the form/submit in the email to an asp (or whatever script) page and insert it that way.
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    Automatically inserting date in file name ??

    This worked fine for me, but I am on Access2000 DoCmd.OutputTo acOutputTable, "superform", acFormatRTF, "c:\bobbyr3" & Format(Date, "mmddyy") & ".rtf"
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    Populating a drop down box

    I would just submit the selection to the same page and have the selected choice determine the second drop down list...or are you trying to make this happen without submitting? I wouldn't think that was possible, as the server has to be queried 2 seperate times.
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    Access: Auto-number

    if you are using auto-incrementing in access, then you would not update that field in your asp statement
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    Pass Param from HTML Form to ASP SQL Query??

    >>Plus can you have a set of ASP tags within another? >> ie. <% code <%=Request.Form(&quot;field1&quot;)%> more code %>? No. Plus you don't need them, you already have asp tags. You can refer to request.form(&quot;field1&quot;) as long as you are within one set of asp...

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