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use the cdate function like so cdate("01/15/2004")

you could use a counter like so ******************************* Dim objFile dim iCounter iCounter=0 For Each objFile in objFolder.Files 'Print out the name If InStr(1, objFile, strSearch, 1) Then iCounter=iCounter+1 Response.Write &quot;<L1><A...

You can do that but you need to use remote scripting or create a web service and use the webservice behavior(webservice.htc is available for download on the microsoft site) Here are some links that may help...

Have you checked permissions on the stored proc. Maybe the permissions in prod are different than in you test environment.

try this Dim Input Input = InputBox(&quot;Enter your name&quot;) MsgBox (&quot;You entered: &quot; & Input)

use the datediff function Returns the number of intervals between two dates. DateDiff(interval, date1, date2 [,firstdayofweek[, firstweekofyear]]) The DateDiff function syntax has these parts: Arguments interval Required. String expression that is the interval you want to use to calculate...

Since you have a reference to the object passed into the function, you can get any value associated with the object. You can get its name(part detail) in your function as so: <script language=&quot;javascript&quot;> function showInfo (blah){ //var indVal = document.forms.value...

You could use ado and mdx (Multidimensional Expressions) use this link for an into to mdx (use topcount function for your needs) http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/dnolap/html/intromdx.asp?frame=true and here is a link showing vb and ado...

You are passing this.name to the function. Pass this (i.e. onClick=&quot;showInfo(this);&quot;) this passes a reference to the checkbox object. You can then check the value to see if it is checked: blah.checked use this code for testing <TD><INPUT TYPE=&quot;checkbox&quot...

should this KCO(i) = Request.Form(&quot;KCOCodes&quot;)(i) be this KCOCodes(i) = Request.Form(&quot;KCOCodes&quot;)(i)

Add a </script> tag at the end of the last btnLogin_onclick() sub

First == means they are the same So this statement document.form1.pwd.value == document.form1.pwd2.value says that if pwd=pwd2 then execute the code with in the block. I assumed that you do want them to be not equal to execute the code in the block since you have the alert alert('The passwords...

try this for your function function ValidateForm(){ if (document.form1.pwd.value != document.form1.pwd2.value) { alert('The passwords did not match'); document.form1.pwd.value = &quot;&quot;; document.form1.pwd2.value = &quot;&quot;; document.form1.pwd.focus()...

Is it executing any asp. Try uploading a generic page to see if asp works. like this <% Response.write(&quot;ASP works on this server&quot;) %>

yes. It works fine in my browser. What version are you using? I am using IE 6.0