What are you doing, cffile action=upload? Can you post the whole tag? And what do you mean by saying the file is still open? You are viewing the word doc while simultaneously trying to upload it to a cfm form? If so, I suspect that won't work because the file will be locked while you have it open.
Yeah, I saw that one, but the problem I had is that I was using a pre-existing database, so I could not change data types.. The example shown by Teknology specifies that he used datatype of TEXT, while I was stuck with data type IMAGE.. And of course using text will work, but then you are not...
30-40 minutes to duplicate 30 gigs of data? Sorry, I'm not buying that, but I will look at the software anyway.
But I still want to know if it can be done the old manual way. Even if it is possible, I suspect that there are files that need to be located in the first sector of the partition, or...
Is it still possible to copy the contents of a boot partition to another drive and then boot it, kinda like back in msdos copying the c: and the "sys" the drive to make it bootable? Can I copy a win2k c: drive and make it bootable? I tried ghost, but I dunno if the drive is too fragmented, or if...
Nope, there is some other stuff in there that I'm going to snatch, but your function still expects to be provided with the list of DC's.. I need something that will figure that part out so the app can be run on other people's domain without expecting them to type in "domain.com" etc.
I have some active directory oriented code, and I have it working, but it all starts with something like
Dim dEntry As New DirectoryEntry("LDAP://DC=domain,DC=com")
but how do I get info that goes inside the quotes? I currently have it hard coded for my domain here, but I will need it to pick...
I have code that checks to make sure a certain share is on the network before doing some stuff, so I have a block that includes this:
Dim dir1 As System.IO.Directory
if dir1.Exists("\\server\share") then blahblah()
It works in the IDE, and it sometimes works from the compiled and installed...
Nevermind, I got it.. since I use 3 instances of the user control, I need 3 event handlers. So since I already have 3 handlers, they all know which string to update..
bleh.. beat my head on it for hours, post a question, answer it myself 5 minutes later.. how typical =|
Ok, I have a form that has 3 strings, 3 buttons, and a user control. The buttons each instiantiate a new instance of the user control. The user control has a text box and an ok button. The idea is that the user types text in the box, clicks Ok, and the user control passes the text back to the...
I'm trying to rewrite an existing program that is somewhat "graphically rich".. pretty buttons, etc. I figured out how to roll my own button rollovers, but now I need to have a column of buttons running down the left so when you click them then the main content portion of the form swaps out all...
Welcome to hell. You need a browser detection script that does something like setting a variable called "browser" and then statements like if(browser=="Firefox"){ .. } else if(browser=="IEWin") { .. } etc..
I've had similar problems, and I searched high and low for a solution with no results. I'll watch this thread in case somebody has a fix, but I've just resigned myself to the fact that the web browser, while it is a universal client, is not universally standard.
My solution was that I...
Here is a little script I use internally after our occassional crappy power failures.. It is obviously somewhat tailored to my environment, such as the IP address range, and the fact that ping.exe is located in c:\winnt\system32 directory (windows 2000), and all I'm looking for is success or...
This site uses cookies to help personalise content, tailor your experience and to keep you logged in if you register.
By continuing to use this site, you are consenting to our use of cookies.