Hello,
I recently deployed a VB application that uses ADO controls to some Win95 machines. I had to run the usual DCOM and MDAC before the actual application installation and everything worked great. PDW was used to create the setup package.
The problem is happening on WinNT machines that have...
Hello,
I have an input form with various text boxes. How do I carry over the value of one text box to another text box ? For example - if the user types in the FirstName, I would like the FullName textbox to have the FirstName pre-populated for ease.
TIA !!
- Subha :-) Nothing is impossible...
Thanks for the quick response, Tim.
I finally figured out what the problem was - </SCRIPT> tag was placed at the end of the JSP file. Inbetween I had lots of other HTML tags, so the compiler was treating all of these as Javascript as well. DUUUH !!!
I am new at this, so I am learning it the...
Hi,
I intend to use some JavaScript functions repeatedly in several JSPs.
I tried to put the functions in a separate JavaScript file and then call these functions from the individual JSPs (using the <SCRIPT LANGUAGE="javascript" SRC="someFile.js">).
The browser does not...
Is this possible ? I am very new to JSP, so please be descriptive in your answer.
Thanks,
- Subha :-) Nothing is impossible, even the word impossible says I'm possible.
WP,
What kind of deployment package are you using to distribute the software ?
Also, are the operating systems on the both the development machine and the deployed machine the same ?
- Subha Nothing is impossible, even the word impossible says I'm possible.
Hello everyone,
I am very new to MySQL and just started to play arounnd with it.
I have created a table with 4 fields and I am trying to populate this table with data from a flat file. The flat file has exactly 4 fields and they are separated by commas.
I am using the load data command as...
Thanks for all your responses guys.
Can you write a form-level event that will supercede any control-level events ?
For example - when the user clicks on any control, I would want a form level key-click event to kick off rather than the individual control's key-click event. If key-click events...
Savok,
What database are you using ? Mine was ORACLE 8.1.7 and I used the ORACLE ODBC Driver and the width adjusted to the size of the column.
Maybe it has something to do with the ODBC driver ...
About the aliases - after every column that you specify in the select statement right before the...
Never mind, Savok. Please ignore my previous message. I did not read through your code fully. Sorry !
Anyway, I am surprised why the aligning did not happen automatically. Could you try to use aliases for the column names during the fetch ? This way, you do not have to specify the column names...
Hi Savok,
I need some clarifications because I am lost.
You want to populate records programmatically and then assign this data to a Grid ? You are not fetching the data from a table, am I right ? Because if you are fetching the data, DBGrid will automatically align it for you.
- Subha :-)...
Thanks Rob, for the quick response.
I need to look for textboxes, that's the reason why I asked the question.
I am trying to write some kinda form level event that will highlight the text in a text box when the user navigates to it. The form can contain any number of text boxes, and it is a...
Hi Savok,
If you are using the Microsoft DataGrid Control 6.0 (SP4) (MSDATGRD.OCX) and Microsoft ADO Data Control (MSADODC.OCX) then this is the code -
adodc1.connectionstring = something
adodc1.cursorlocation = aduseclient
adodc1.commandtype = adusecommand
adodc1.recordsource = your SQL...
Hi,
Can anyone tell me how I can determine what type of controls are used on a form (programmatically) ?
Can we use the Controls collection property of the Form object for this ?
Thanks in advance for the help,
- Subha :-) Nothing is impossible, even the word impossible says I'm possible.
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