... I'm afraid that I don't know. I'd have thought that a search engine looks at more than one page on a site, no? You can always put the meta content and...
Hey everyone. I'm kind of new to using web pages as forms and having people submit. Basically, i'm trying to get this project together at work where we can...
Sounds awfully like your homework to me. You need to do that yourself. If you want to interact with a server to do bookings, you will certainly need ASP or...
At the start of my site, I check the user’s resolution, and adjust accordingly, using session variables. However, if the user changes resolution, I need to...
I don't know that you want to use a form for this. You certainly could - put the hidden field in, and then just call the form's submit method - but you're...
Just as a point of interest, using response.redirect will cause a round trip to the browser and back to the server again. Response.redirect sends a message...
Thanks Dan That'll teach me to accept other people's code at face value. :-) I'll be switching to server.transfer ASAP. Ta, Dave S ... From: Dan Powderhill ...
David and Dan, Thanks for the suggestions. I'll integrate them into my code and report back to the group once I have them working. Far ... From: Dan...
Does VBS have a form construct similar to VBA’s “Me” such that I could do something like Document.Me.Submit Instead of Document.MyFormName.Submit TIA, ...
Unfortunately not. It is because it is running in a non-compiled web browser shell and not in any kind of VB compiled shell. Soren The Professional Network...
If it's always the first form on the page, I think you can do: document.forms[0].submit I may be wrong, but that would be my guess. ... From: "The Professional...
If you're calling the code from an event within the form you can do "this.submit();". Dan ... From: Chris Hagwood [mailto:cwh@...] Sent: 06 December 2004...
Chris, That works, and since I am only using one form throughout my application, I can standardize my code. That helps a lot. Thanks. Far P.S. If you have...
Hi All, I recently installed IIS 6.0 and moved all my active server pages there. I am able to get in into the website but when some other people try to get in,...
I got that same types of errors after installing a service pack, and it turned out it was caused by the newer version of MSDAC or ADO or something like that...
Thanks. I figured out what caused it and for some reasons the permissions for that directory was changed and therefore I had to change the permissions back...
That's weird. I would have thought that, if the permissions were wrong, your pages would *never* work, not work intermittently. Oh, well, glad it's working...
Hi John, ... If the IUSR account doesn't have the requisite access to the files then rights are determined by authentication, meaning that the Windows User...
Oh, I see, so different people were getting different results because of their different Windows authentication, or lack thereof. That makes sense. Just one...
... I agree with your point as to how Microsoft tries to control what browser you use; but as an aside, the specific issue discussed here can well be done...
... Hehehe, why do you think I had to disable Execute on that exe? My first attempt was to replace the out-of-the-box iexplore.exe with a two line program that...
Very elegant. You should reserve the domain name KillInternetExplorer.com and put up a 1-page web site that tells people how to prevent their users from using...
Hi John, ... You could create a one-line exe that simply shellexecutes to Firefox, name it iexplore.exe and save it in %windir%. Regards, Shawn K. Hall ...
Hi folks… I'm working on a Word form with ADO/DB connectivity. I'm not too bad with these, but this one has a slightly complex listbox and I could use some...
<sigh> Yes, as is my habit, I guess...the minute I give up and ask...I get the answer. So, ahem...thanks, but I have it working with this function. So unless...
Dian, You could take that approach, but I think handling it with a SQL statement would be more efficient. I don't know enough details about how you would get...