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Ok, I'm taking the plunge, I've started moving from HTML 4.01 to XHTML 1.0 but am having just a few problems. If I serve the pages as Content-Type text/html I have no problems whatsoever, I have validated pages, and everything displays great in both FireFox and IE 6... (At this point though...

Ok... I have a Desktop and a Laptop, both running WinXP Home. The Desktop is hardwired to the Linksys Wireless Router, and the Laptop uses a Linksys Wireless card to connect. Up until a few days ago I had both running fine using an external DSL modem, both could access the internet, and both...

Ok... I have a Desktop and a Laptop, both running WinXP Home. The Desktop is hardwired to the Linksys Wireless Router, and the Laptop uses a Linksys Wireless card to connect. Up until a few days ago I had both running fine using an external DSL modem, both could access the internet, and both...

As the subject suggests, I need to know how to detect an empty recordset. In the DB I'm using there are three possible ways to find data, I need to search through the database first one way to see if there are any records, if none go to the second way and search to find records, if none move...

As the subject suggests I need to break apart strings, strings that may be composed as follows: "one|two|three" I need to break them apart at the "|" and drop the three (in this case) into an array so that: Array(0)="one" Array(1)="two" Array(2)="three" And so on. Now, the big thing is that...

I posted the original message in the PC Peripherals thread, and realized it may be in the wrong place as I don't think it's a hardware issue... Link to thread: http://www.tek-tips.com/viewthread.cfm?qid=908254 The gist of the problem is as follows, increased security on two WinXP machines...

I have two computers running WinXP and one running Win98, up until recently they were networking fine, but after a virus screwed a few things up I instigated some more stringent security measures and now I have a problem... The problem is as follows, the Win98 computer can be accessed by the...

Hi, new problem... Now, I'm using a DSN-less connection to an Access Database, connecting with ASP-ADO code (code I KNOW works as I'm using it in another application), and yet whenever I try and run it the PWS effectively locks up and shut down, the only thing I can do is restart the...

Just as the subject implies, I'm using an old, beaten up WIN98 computer with PWS running to serve as a server, I connect through a network to it from my WINXPHome Laptop... I create ASP pages, ship over the network to the '98, then view the pages in IE on the XP computer quite happily... That...

Relatively new to ASP, and want to implement error trapping on pages of my site that connect to an Access Database. I would like to trap the errors that happen when the page tries to connect to the database, as my host has occasionally had a problem (most recently with a problem to do with the...

HELP! Ok, I'm running ASP and am accessing either an Access Database or an Excel Spreadsheet. When I call up a RecordSet of products and go to display the data I notice that the Description field is getting cutoff, right around 250-255 characters??? Now, this can't be a problem with the...

I'm using ASP to pull database from an Excel Spreadsheet/Database. I'm connecting fine, I'm pulling the data fine, and everything is displaying great... Except... I have some fields in the Excel Spreadsheet that are quite long, descriptions of items and such, and I noticed that when being...

Ok, I've played about with XP Home and am getting ready to throw the damned thing through the window trying to get PWS/IIS running... (It's a laptop, it should fly well...) So... Next question, what's best to run ASP with ADO database connections on a LOCAL machine? I can dig up a Win98...

I have a laptop running Windows XP Home, which as most know didn't come with IIS or PWS so there's no joy running ASP. I've seen and tried the popular 'workaround' to get IIS to run and haven't had any luck as I don't have a Win2k disk and so don't have access to the required files. Upgrading...