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VBScript - looping through select options on post back
It is surrounded by vbscript tags and in a form. I tried accessing the elements through Request.Form, that only gives me the option the user selected in the <select><option>, not all the options within the <select>. I'll try posting in the ASP forum and see if that helps also, was just... -
VBScript - looping through select options on post back
It's not working. Here's what I have (I'm building the select options dynamically). It's not even getting into the procedure ProcessRequest().: ..... <td align="center"> <select multiple size="15" id="SelectRight"> <% set rs2 = GenRecordset("SELECT blah blah blah") If not (rs2.BOF... -
VBScript - looping through select options on post back
I have a select options in HTML. On post back I want to loop through this select and get all the values in it. How would I do that in vbscript, I can find anything. I've tried accessing via document.{form}.{select name} but that doesn't work. Any other ideas? <td align="center"> <select... -
Acrobat within Vb
Save the .txt file as postscript (basically print to file using a postscript print driver - I've done it below with a Word doc), open in Distiller and convert to a PDF. appWRD.PrintOut Background:=False, PrintToFile:=True, OutputFileName:=strTempDirPath + "\" + tempSeq + ".ps" Set pdf =...- kittsi
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- Forum: Visual Basic (Classic)
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"Automation Error - Interface Not Registered" in VB with DLL
I have a DLL that essentially opens a Word doc, runs some basic Word commands such as finding text and replacing it, adding on a cover page. The code then prints the Word doc to a .ps file and then converts it to a PDF. We've upgraded our web servers to go from Server 2000 to 2003 and Word...- kittsi
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- Forum: Visual Basic (Classic)
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Search for page break
Thanks PHV! "^m" worked and it found the regular Page Break. Macropad - you can manually insert page breaks into a document wherever you want, they aren't all necessarily system generated page breaks.- kittsi
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- Forum: VBA Visual Basic for Applications (Microsoft)
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Search for page break
I'm trying to search for a page break (a regular page break) in a Word doc through VBA. I have the code to search for a next page break (shown below) it's "^b", but this skips over regular page breaks. Does anyone know the text to search for regular page breaks? With...- kittsi
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- Forum: VBA Visual Basic for Applications (Microsoft)
