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I can understand not knowing the childhood of EmailString, but don't worry -- it's a JavaScript variable and I built in in my JS script. It can range from 100 characters to pretty damn big. I wrote everything. But once I realized I was hitting a roughly 2000-character limit on the email mailto...

Addendum: I currently use email because then I can quickly search through emails to locate a specific transaction. And it lets everyone who wants to know this data also know what's happening in real time (they get added as CC). [monkey] Edward [monkey] "Cut a hole in the door. Hang a flap...

Big picture: I have technicians worldwide who move equipment around. For each "move," they're supposed to have a notification that they have "actioned" all these items of equipment in a certain way. Some actions might be "removing from dock." Some actions might be "delivering to client" Some...

Aaaaaaand Supervisor just put the project on long term hold. Oh well... [monkey] Edward [monkey] "Cut a hole in the door. Hang a flap. Criminy, why didn't I think of this earlier?!" -- inventor of the cat door

Okay, so far, this seems to work, but with the following caveats: 1. The file (as shown in the code below) is written to the desktop. I would expect to put the entire Sharepoint location in the OpenTextFile command, which means (I think) that the write permissions to the Sharepoint directory...

First pass to see if I can properly build the data string: <script type="text/javascript"> <!-- hide script function DataStash(LinkName) { var DataString = "Date: " + Date() + ", Function: " + LinkName + ", User: " + prompt("Please enter your user ID: ","First and Last Name")...

Anyone else here use Concrete5? I've been enjoying it so far, but it's still a bit of a struggle with me in a lot of ways, too. It seems to be particularly good for someone coming from an HTML mindset into a CMS mindset. [monkey] Edward [monkey] "Cut a hole in the door. Hang a flap...

Before I cam here, each link bounced to a tiny "login" page. That login page had you fill in your user ID and press a [Continue] button. The action of that form pushed the form contents (and some other data) out to a document on Google Docs. Discovering this has kinda wigged out my...

I'm assuming I can use JavaScript and an onClick action to do the processing. Is it possible to collect a user ID of some sort automatically, or will I need to depend on, say, some form of JavaScript query window that collects that data? [monkey] Edward [monkey] "Cut a hole in the door...

I'm pretty new to SP, so simpler explanations might help. 8) We have a Sharepoint site. It contains an HTML file, a menu of links. Each link either goes to a PDF file somewhere else on another server, or another kind of file (a training file). For example: Repairing the Fuel Line These...

Has anyone here built a Kindle document using HTML/CSS? I've been able to do pretty well with this (I'm just learning about building files for Kindle readers), but there are some issues upon which I'm stumbling and I thought if someone here's already done it, then maybe I could get a leg up...

Tony, that worked perfectly! Man, this sort of issue's been haunting me for a couple of projects. Thank you! Cheers, [monkey] Edward [monkey] "Cut a hole in the door. Hang a flap. Criminy, why didn't I think of this earlier?!" -- inventor of the cat door

It's a Word Doc. It has several large tables. In the various table cells are these buttons. It is not a separate Userform. [monkey] Edward [monkey] "Cut a hole in the door. Hang a flap. Criminy, why didn't I think of this earlier?!" -- inventor of the cat door

Does anyone here use Word 2007 to produce documents for Lightning Source (Print on Demand vendor)? A buddy of mine insists that they can't accept documents written in Word, but (if I understand their literature), they CAN accept PDFs, but the PDFs must be prepared in a very special way. I...

I admit that I've been exploring WP for the same purpose. I'm not q-u-i-t-e sure it'll work for our needs, though. At the moment, we're still doing hand-coded pages for the intranet. A little tedious, but it keeps things simple! I'm curious to see how you resolve this, if you don't mind...

I have a Word 2007 doc with a lot of status buttons on it. Hundreds, in fact. For each button, this is the code I plan to have: Private Sub CommandButton1_Click() With CommandButton1 Select Case .BackColor Case Is = &HFF& ' Button is red and should be switched to orange...

Awesome, Skip! This is what I used: ' Populate the matrix from the spreadsheet Dim DataRow As Integer Dim DataCol As Integer For DataRow = 1 To 50 For DataCol = 1 To 7 WebAppDataMatrix(DataRow, DataCol) = Worksheets("WebAppData").Cells(DataRow + 1, DataCol +...

ABSOLUTELY NOT!" Ohhhh, okay, lemme try that... [monkey] Edward [monkey] "Cut a hole in the door. Hang a flap. Criminy, why didn't I think of this earlier?!" -- inventor of the cat door

You thought wrong." Do you understand now? [monkey] Edward [monkey] "Cut a hole in the door. Hang a flap. Criminy, why didn't I think of this earlier?!" -- inventor of the cat door

Would this not do it?" Lemme give it a try and get back to you. I expect I'll have to convert the columnar value into a letter, though, wouldn't I? [monkey] Edward [monkey] "Cut a hole in the door. Hang a flap. Criminy, why didn't I think of this earlier?!" -- inventor of the cat door