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Where is that darned :idiot: iocn when you need it? 
Thanks for slapping me into gear!
One 18yrs male, red and white, good condition; daily servicing required. £500 collect ono.
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I am currently trying to develop the website design area of my own company. In order to be able to do this realistically I need some good reference sites.
With this in mind I am currently offering a limited time, free web site design service. Go to http://www.salamandersoftware.biz/services/freeweb.htm and fill in the form or send an email detailing your requirements to freeweb@salamandersoftware.biz.
The offer will probably be open for a week or two and I will then review the submissions and choose probably four or five sites to develop. I'm looking for a good mixture, so low-graphics, database-driven, graphical UI, etc. Let me know what you're looking for (possibly with URL of sites you like the look-and-feel of) and I'll see what I can come with
This offer is limited to the initial web site design and implementation and does not include ongoing maintenance or re-design.
Submission of a design request does not guarantee acceptance under this offer, though all requests will be reviewed.
Derek Lakin.
I wish I was what I thought I was when I wished I was what I am.
Salamander Software Ltd.
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1. Allow the user to use 2 windows of the same screen
at the same time with the same session, what
application issues would crop up and would you handle
it?
2. Allow the user to use 2 windows as above expect
that the screen instances will work off different
sessions
3. How do you programmatically create and delete
sessions?
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1. Allow the user to use 2 windows of the same screen
at the same time with the same session, what
application issues would crop up and would you handle
it?
2. Allow the user to use 2 windows as above expect
that the screen instances will work off different
sessions
3. How do you programmatically create and delete
sessions?
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Is there a function to perform navigation to a different frame?
I am talking about something like "Server.Transfer(...)", but one that also takes as a parameter the target frame.
Thanks
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Has anyone either written the ASP specification in EBNF or knows about someone who has? I would be very grateful if anyone could point me towards any resources regarding this.
With best regards,
Daniel
Wenn ist das Nunstück git und Slotermeyer? Ja! Beierhund das oder die Flipperwaldt gersput!
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I want to catch mouse over event for ASP.NET datagrid.I think I should handle some java code.Is there any suggestions?
Mazy
"If I go crazy then will you still
Call me Superman
If I’m alive and well, will you be
There holding my hand
I’ll keep you by my side with
My superhuman might
Kryptonite"Kryptonite-3 Doors Down
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Try this one:
<asp:TemplateColumn>
<ItemTemplate>
<span onmouseover="--your_javascript_code--">
--your_content--
</span>
</ItemTemplate>
</asp:TemplateColumn>
Enrico
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I've just upgraded to XP Pro/IIS from Win98/PWS. I put my website in wwwroot, changed the permissions on the database folder to 'read and write' so I can modify my databases (Access 2000). But alas, I get a 'query must be updateable' error!
I went into the wwwroot folder using explorer and went to the databases folder's properties. I don't have a 'security' tab (Am I supposed to? I do on W2K) and I can't uncheck the readonly option!
My queries are like:
UPDATE table SET field1='value1', field2='value2' WHERE ID = myid
INSERT INTO table (field1, field2) VALUES ('value1', 'value2')
Has anyone had any problem similar to this or have any ideas? I'm stuck.
- X
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Xavier Shay wrote:
I don't have a 'security' tab (Am I supposed to? I do on W2K) and I can't uncheck the readonly option
I'm in my W2K now but as I remember you have to go to
folder options--->View
Then I think one of the last options change the simple security to other ones,then you have 'security tab' in xp too.
Mazy
"If I go crazy then will you still
Call me Superman
If I’m alive and well, will you be
There holding my hand
I’ll keep you by my side with
My superhuman might
Kryptonite"Kryptonite-3 Doors Down
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You're exactly right, thanks
- X
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Yep, Mazdak is right, I'm replying just to say - I remember how I spent a whole day trying to find where the damn security tab is in XP, lmao. Nostalgy
Philip Patrick
Web-site: www.stpworks.com
"Two beer or not two beer?" Shakesbeer
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Xavier Shay wrote:
). But alas, I get a 'query must be updateable' error!
I went into the wwwroot folder using explorer and went to the databases folder's properties.
Have you set up your DB connection using ODBC? Putting your database in the wwwroot folder and hard coding the path is not a good idea. The reason I suspect you are getting this error is because you didn't set up connectivity with ODBC, and your database has a security level that is higher then the default IIS account so it won't allow read/write access. To change this either 1. Set up a ODBC connection(the right way) or 2. make your Access Database security level one that the default IIS account can use(the dangerous way).
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I have to upload my site to a remote server which I don't have much control over, and as such I don't think I can use ODBC connection names (I don't know much about them, correct me if I'm wrong). I have the databases stored in a subdirectory (wwwroot/databases) and I am going to try and change the security permissions on this database. I'm not the right comp to try this now (it's at work) but I'll post what code I'm using as soon as possible.
Thanks for your help 
- X
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i want to destroy the application variables at anytime, can i do it and how?
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Which application variables? What are you trying to do?
Ryan Johnston
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For example, I create a application variable Application("message") to store inforamtion,so under some situation I want to destory this application variable, can I do it and how?
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Heh. You mean you want to kill some annoying message box? Ya, it's possible in some cases.
Todd Smith
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No, I did not mean that. For example, I create a application variable to store a array. I want to kill this variable to gain the allocated memory back. I want to do it at anytime, not controlled by Application_OnEnd.
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Yes, sure you can.
You can use these method in ASP (3.0)
<%
' to remove all application variables in Application collection
Application.Contents.RemoveAll()
%>
or
<%
' to remove single application variable by name or index number
Application.Contents.Remove("name")
' if you know the index of it you can use
' to remove first item in application collection.
' index of application variable start from 1 not zero.
Application.Contents.Remove(1)
%>
Hope it help!
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lizhill
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Thank you very much
That's what I want
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I have a drop down list - code is:
APPMANAGER002
APPMANAGER004
APPMANAGER040
APPMANAGER078
APPMANAGER124
This list allows multiple selections. We all know that if I were to select both APPMANAGER002 & APPMANAGER078 from the list, that the results are passed as 002,078,etc.
What needs to happen is this: If I select APPMANAGER002 from the list, I need to send an email to this person with a notification. I need to duplicate this for each selection from the list. How can I look at the results and perform this? For instance, if this did NOT allow multiple selections, I could simply do a "IF APPMANAGER=002 THEN...". Since my results may be a string of selections, the IF statement above wouldn't work because the results may be APPMANAGER=002,078. Since I have NO idea what combination of results I will get, how can I look at the results, and based on what's in the string, perform IF THEN statements? Does this make sense?
Thanks for any help!
Robby
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I'm just guessing from your "IF THEN" stuff that you are using VBscript and ASP?
Well I actually know nothing of either, but I have done plenty of this stuff in other languages.
I would break the string up into parts (do you have any kind of function that will allow you to just get part of a string?), and loop through testing each part.
Ryan Johnston
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You can use this Vbscript/ASP code to parse the value of the dropdown and get each value between the commas seperatly
<br />
string1="test,test2" ' this is the string from the dropdown in it's original state<br />
divider="," 'this is the divider.<br />
<br />
string1=string1 & "," 'add the divider at the end to make sure you pick up the last value <br />
'in case the divider character is not already at the end.<br />
<br />
For counter1 = 1 To len(string1)<br />
if Mid(string1,counter1,1) <> divider Then<br />
counter2 = counter2 + 1<br />
Else<br />
tempstring = Mid(string1,counter1-counter2,counter2)<br />
if tempstring <> "" then<br />
'this is where you email code goes<br />
'tempstring is the value from between the comma<br />
MsgBox(tempstring) <br />
end if <br />
counter2 = 0<br />
End if<br />
Next <br />
<br />
Jared Solomon
Programmer/Analyst
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you can do this is VBScript/ASP like this:
Hope it help!
dim strSelect, arrSelect
strSelect = Request.Form("APPMANAGER")
' check to see if user select multiple
if Cint(inStr(strSelect, ",")) > 0 then
' user selects more than one entry, put in an array collection
arrSelect = split(strSelect, ",")
for i = 0 to UBound(arrSelect)
' you put send mail here or call a function to send mail
doMail(arrSelect(i))
Response.Write arrSelect(i)
next
' now you can do whatever with it.
else ' strSelect has only one entry you can do it here.
' you can send mail here or call a function to send mail.
doMail(strSelect)
Response.Write "you select : " & strSelect
end if
sub doMail(managerID)
' do mail here
end sub
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lizhill
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