I'm using a really neat send-a-card program which works beautifully on our hosted account on a Windows server. Or at least it works right up until I try and email the card! My host provider tells me all I need to do is specify "localhost" but I must admit I'm puzzled. Specify it...
Bingo!!! See if you can spot the delberate mistake in the line:
var preURL = "http://www.";/;;
It appears to work perfectly now this has been changed to:
var preURL = "http://www.";;
Well done, Boomerang - you're a genius!! Many thanks.
Dave
Your original post was fine, Boomerang -I understood it perfectly. I still can't get it to work though and this time it's giving me runtime errors both when the page loads and when I click the button! This is so frustrating as we must be so close to the solution. Many thanks for your help...
Boomerang very kindly gave me the code below to call up a separate web page depending on which combination of checkboxes are ticked. Unfortunately I can't get it to work. I've set up a test page at www.scotsinfo.com/script_test.htm. I've been over the code with a fine toothcomb but can't see...
Thanks for the code, Boomerang. I'm having a wee bit of a problem though. I've set a test page up at www.scotsinfo.com/script_test.htm. Clicking on the button gives "http://www.scotsinfo.com/script_test.htm?cb1=b&cb1=c&submit777=go+to+the+site" in the address bar but you don't...
Can someone please help before I go stark, raving mad?!
I'm trying to query an access database through an asp page. I've set up a test at our home page on www.scotsinfo.com. Our .asp and .inc files are in a sub-folder called "database" and our database is in the "private"...
Can someone please help before I go stark, raving mad?!
I'm trying to query an access database through an asp page. I've set up a test at our home page on www.scotsinfo.com. Our .asp and .inc files are in a sub-folder called "database" and our database is in the "private"...
It would be normally, Turkbear, but for this project I have to let people select what they want. It would just be a bit messy with loads of URL's all over the place, especially when they're titled "click here if you want this and that but not the other, etc."
How do I send a user to a separate web page depending on what combination of checkboxes are clicked? e.g. if I've got 3 checkboxes then I'll have 7 different pages (ignoring all boxes being left blank). This is driving me mad so I'd appreciate any suggestions.
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