Right, it will show the HTML, but it should be in excel format (If the client machine has Excel or the Excel viewer installed, that is. The brower will display a few Excel toolbars, etc. but the content will look largely the same.) They'll have to save it off as if they were saving a webpage, it...
Hey gang,
Hopefully, this is an easy one. I have an intranet site hosted on a win2K Advanced Server box. There are a number of "secure" areas of the site that we restrict using windows authentication. Well, when a user hits it with a Win2k (or earlier) box, the correct domain (say...
I replied in the other post... thread333-347494
That will allow you to at least check on the client and see if it will be able to display, before the user is directed to the error page. They will need to have Office or the IE Excel Viewer be able to display the page...
Here's a way to check via the client before the page is opened.... (modified from: http://www.whirlywiryweb.com/q%2Fofficedocs.asp)
<script language="JavaScript">
function startExcel(strFile)
{
var myApp = new ActiveXObject("Excel.Application");
if (myApp !=...
Yikes, our company is a Microsoft only shop, so I haven't seen any failures on my end. I know the previous versions of the current IE (4 and 5) sometimes had the Excel viewer built in and sometimes didn't. Also all of our machines have office installed, so windows is probably picking up the...
Looks like you need to specify the name of the server running LDAP, IE LDAP://myExchangeServer/CN=ssgas, OU=users, DC=spgrp, DC=net
I'm no LDAP pro, but that's what it looks like to me. You can cut n paste the line into the address bar of your browser and try to connect directly, then once you...
All you have to do to export it to excel is add the following to the page: (have the button click set a variable called excel to "true")
if excel then
response.ContentType="application/vnd.ms-excel"
end if
Assuming they have the IE excel-viewer plugin, it will display...
Great! Thanks for the info, I'll give it a try! On a side note, do you know of a reference somewhere that lists charcode values like that?
Thanks again!
-Scott
Hi Gang, I have a bugtracker built using servlets/xml/xsl. Anyway, I have a problem: when people cut and paste out of an MS Word document into the description field, certain characters get translated into weird characters. For example: If I were to type Scott's "test" in Word, then cut...
Ya, I don't come from a traditional programming background, so I hadn't come across them yet. That's a big help... it's still confusing to read to me, but I printed out the syntax reference I have and I'm sure it'll just take some getting used to.
Thanks a bunch
-Scott
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