I have a page that needs to pre-load several sounds before enabling some controls.
I add the sounds as such:
<EMBED NAME='sound1' SRC='sound1.wav' AUSTOSTART='FALSE' HIDDEN='TRUE'>
Then I use the boolean test
(document.all["sound1"].readyState=='complete')
to see if the sound is...
I have almost complete Javascript routine to preload sound files on a page (I have a browser based telephone that interfaces with the real world telephone system!)
Basically I create a whole lot of <EMBED>s with the names sound0, sound1, sound2, etc.
I want to create a simple loop to to check...
I have a list of dates ...
The date field has data in the format:
mm/dd/yy hh:mm (ie it has time as well)
I want a query to select the 10 most recent days.
This sounds easy to me ... but I can't break it on one query!
Simplifying my problem:
I have a database with a table with the following fields:
Date, Q1, Q2, Q3
Date = the date
Q1= answer to a question, either value 1 to 5, or 9 for No Answer
Q2, Q3= similar to Q1
I want a query that will return for a given date the average response to the question...
What are the idiosyncracies of the date format in Access?
why does the following fail?
INSERT INTO records(date) VALUES (#02/28/1972#)
The field "date" not surprisingly, is a date field.
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