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Timer
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NoCoolHandle
Programmer
Dim withevents new t as timer (module level)
sub Form_OnLoad ()
set t.interval = 60000 (1 min)
t.enabled = true
end sub
sub t_tick(someargs?)
dbsave()
end sub
Or something like that....
sub Form_OnLoad ()
set t.interval = 60000 (1 min)
t.enabled = true
end sub
sub t_tick(someargs?)
dbsave()
end sub
Or something like that....
NoCoolHandle
Programmer
Stupid Me!!!!
Wrong forum...
You need to use DHTML and execute a form.post at the correct moment or use a component that can do this for you... (probably dhtml)
Sample code might be something like (althought I use this to do a refresh.. YOu just need to change it for your purposes.,
YOu will proabably need to also convert it to JavaScript
Rob
Wrong forum...
You need to use DHTML and execute a form.post at the correct moment or use a component that can do this for you... (probably dhtml)
Sample code might be something like (althought I use this to do a refresh.. YOu just need to change it for your purposes.,
Code:
<script language="vbscript">
<!--
sub Refresh()
form1.submit
end sub
sub StartRefresh()
window.setInterval "Refresh",30000
end sub
-->
</script>Rob
NoCoolHandle
Programmer
Forgot 1 other piece
You need to execute the function/sub that begins the task..
(window.setinterval) and points it at the function needed with the interval...
Again you will want to call the forms.submit method rather than do a browser refresh.
Rob
You need to execute the function/sub that begins the task..
(window.setinterval) and points it at the function needed with the interval...
Code:
<body onload="StartRefresh" language="vbscript">Again you will want to call the forms.submit method rather than do a browser refresh.
Rob
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NoCoolHandle
Programmer
You need to submit form data back to your server and onpostback do your save..
Try calling Form.Submit from the timer code.. where Form is the name of the Form that ASP.net adds to enable the use of serverside controls..
Then in the Form_Load check if it is a postback and if so do the save...
Code in your codebehind page is back on hte server. THerfore you need to post your form databack.
HTH
Rob
Try calling Form.Submit from the timer code.. where Form is the name of the Form that ASP.net adds to enable the use of serverside controls..
Then in the Form_Load check if it is a postback and if so do the save...
Code in your codebehind page is back on hte server. THerfore you need to post your form databack.
HTH
Rob
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