I'm trying to learn ASP.net and realized i need IIS on my computer, so I'm guessing I need XP Professional. Can I upgrade to XP Pro from XP Media Center on my notebook computer? IS this only way to get IIS?
Thanks!
I have a table with policy number, company code, premium.
I'm trying to create a new table and for each policy number rank the associated premium. So for Policy number 1, there are 10 different companies. I want something like this:
Policy Company Premium Rank
1 0 10...
Anyone know how to create something like this:
http://www.boston-online.com/links/
I'm guessing ASP with Database, but not sure..also maybe if anyone knows of some sort of automated script that will do something like this...thanks!
Thanks guys. Vrag, tried your method first and that didn't solve it. Rpg, i tried one of your methods and still it doesn't work...here's what i did..maybe you see a problem...
.menu1 a { display:block; width:54px; background-color: #FFFFFF}
.menu1 a:hover { background-color: #2AFA01}
.menu2...
I have a CSS hover menu on my page here....
www.theauctionassistant.com
and in Explorer it looks fine but in Firefox when you over over the menu boxes only half of the box fills with color.....
here's my css code.
.section { font-family: Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif; font-size...
hi sheco, ..yes it will always be the same html form.
the thing is that the email's i'm recieving have the information all out of order and even at the end there's a submit button with some of the information imbedded in it. It is readable, but very confusing. Any suggestions if i should wipe...
i have a cgi file that runs a form on my webpage to email me info from the form. Problem is that something is wrong with the setup. I have following fields on form on my webpage: name, phone, email, address, city, state, zip, invest_amt, how_soon, how_found_site, and EmailBody. The form...
DNG, I figured it out...you were right. My database "ID" field wasn't on autonumber, so the ID field was blank in the table.
Also, I had a couple of quotes missing. Anway I thank you for your help, and i'll definitely give you a star
Thanks!
DNG...i just realized the code i copied above is the wrong one...that is the one that is working...here's the correct code...i'm sorry about that...thanks for helping me! this is driving me crazy
<HTML>
<BODY>
<B>Price List DB Sample</B>
<%
Actionvar=Request.QueryString("actionvar")
Set conn =...
also, when i choose to delete, i get the same error but for line 112, which is this...
<%
conn.execute(SQLstmt)
Response.Write "Operation Complete<BR><A HREF=""modcontact.asp"">Home</A>"
it's this
<%
Set rs = conn.Execute(SQLstmt)
IF NOT RS.EOF THEN
%>
about the single quotes; i had a similar page which is working fine, so i just copied that...would it make a difference?
I have a page i'm creating in which i'm trying to be able to update, add, and delete values from a database. When I try to update, i get the error
"Microsoft OLE DB Provider for ODBC Drivers error '80040e07'
[Microsoft][ODBC Microsoft Access Driver] Data type mismatch in criteria expression...
Yeah, i'm ok with setting up the queries, it's just how to display the results in different spots and how to set it up the coding in asp. My connection to my database is fine, i'm just confused on how to setup the variables in order to do what i need to do. thanks for getting back to me!
no..if you take a look at this page i have:
http://www.inexpensivegold.com/contact5.html
take a look on the right where the coins are listed...i'm trying to use the asp to display the prices (which are shown in red) from my database. For each coin I have, I think i'll need to create a sql...
I have a page that i'm trying to create in asp with a list of 10 different products. I also have a database that the page is connecting to. It lists the names of all of my products (more than 10) with pricing. I'm trying to display the prices that i need for each of these products in the...
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