not sure to be honest .. the file goes from the COM object I pass the html and the text as strings to the object, the file goes with the correct content-type and appears correctly when tested locally, the images for the html are included as embedded elements that i refer to using CID in the src...
you might be able to get round this problem by converting the asp variables to int valuse by using
asp1 = CInt(asp1)
asp2 = CInt(asp2)
before you try to do the calculation
have you tried setting margin height and width in the frames page of the document ?? I think the syntax is something like
<FRAME
BORDERCOLOR="color"
FRAMEBORDER="YES"|"NO"
MARGINHEIGHT="marginHeight"
MARGINWIDTH="marginWidth"...
my best guess for what you are look for, would be to write a script that passes the value of the selected option to a javascript fuction that sets the value of the form and submits it eg
function jump()
{
var t
t = document.selectboxname.list.value...
I have written a script to mail a HTML email to registered users of a webiste using a COM object. The com object allows for me to send text and html together to allow for email clients that dont support HTML. Everything works ok and it has been tested locally in Outlook 2000, Outlook 97, Eudora...
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