Recent content by sam1981

Well at least I'm not as stupid as I was beginning to think I was... ;-) Thanks for the link. Regards, Sam

Odd, but hopefully simple question on Backup Exec 9.1... I want to have a text list of the selections we've made for our backup, so that I can copy and paste it into a document. I am able to see this list when I edit the job, but I can't copy and paste it, or even print it. I know it sounds...

Just a random thought because I had a similar problem with services not starting a few years ago - are your disc partitions full or near capacity? My log files had taken over the HD...

Dave, you're a genius! Thanks for helping out a JavaScript newbie. :-)

The formcheck works correctly for me when not entering anything in the email address (works when you don't have an '@' symbol in there too. I'm using IE6 BTW.

<table width="600" border="0" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0"> <!--DWLayoutTable--> <tr> <td height="161" colspan="5" valign="top"><img src="images/comp-banner-top.jpg" width="600" height="161"></td> </tr> <tr> <td width="74" height="19">&nbsp;</td> <td...

If it helps, heres the Javascript in full: <script language="javascript"> <!-- function formCheck() { var oneChosen = false; for(var i=0; i<document.theform.RadioGroup1.length; i++) { if(document.theform.RadioGroup1[i].checked) { oneChosen = true; break; } } if (!oneChosen) {...

Yeah, I am using return. The other text fields don't submit the form, just the radiobutton one which is a bit odd.

OK cheers for that, that's really helpful. :-) Seems to be working now except for one thing, despite the fact that the messenger box comes up to tell you to select an answer, the form still submits...

I've created a form and used formcheck to ensure that users enter the required fields. This works fine for text fields, but it doesn't seem to work for the radiobuttons. I assume it's something very simple that I'm doing wrong. This is the section of the javascript that isn't working: <script...

I've decided to cut my losses. This was taking so long that I may as well have not used RIS at all. I've used RIS to build the machines with the dodgy image, I then botted from the CD and repaired the installation. I have to add in service packs and patches, but all my programs are there ok...

I'm doing it on a 2003 server straight from the install disc, so i don't think that update applies, thanks for the suggestion though...

I build the primary machine and install all the programs and patched I want on it. After running riprep on it, the machine doesn't boot up again. It's just get's stuck in the same old cycle of wanting the product key and registered user as the other machines. The original machine only has one...

Hu qtin, 1, I am installing a new desktops, yes. I'm installing a different NIC because the onboard one isn't on the HCL so it won't boot if I don't. I'll take a look at your link though. 2, I was running sysprep first because a couple of people had suggested it, I will try your suggestions...

Hi Alex, yes I am using XP Pro. Just rebuilt one of the machines (this time using a volume licening disc - the last one was built with the OEM discs that came with the machine), ran sysprep and then riprep again. I even did it on a different RIS server, but the same thing happened!! [mad]...