It has to do with the difference between variables and literals. You would have to read a general tutorial about variables and how they work.
job="455"
a = "job"
b = job
One is a string assignment and the other is a variable assignment. In the above, the variable...
I want to get a name-value from one asp page to another. It must be transparently (ie, cannot be visible in the URL).
That rules out querystrings.
I can't use session variables as cookies are disabled.
I do not want to use a database or flatfile.
I do not want to add a HTML form tag to the...
I am looking to validate a field. It should only include alphanumeric characters (A-Z, a-z, and/or 0-9). Is there a string function in ASP (ver5) that will do this? If not, what is the simplest way to do this with regular expressions?
I don't know if this will help or not, and you may have already tried it, but maybe try adding a name attribute to the division and using the division name in the reference.
I know netscape really starts chocking when working with division. All kinds of anomalies start showing up. An...
I am trying to validate a checkbox (ie4). But I have ran into an anomaly with checkboxes. The javascript code below always returns "on" . Even if I UNcheck the box. Can someone help?
-Ken
<HTML>
<HEAD>
<SCRIPT>
function myform_onsubmit() {
var str;
str =...
Addendum to my question above:
In one browser, the box extends to the middle of the div. In the other, it extends well past the middle of the div.
Both browsers are IE5.x but slightly different release as in 5.0029.00etc...
<div sytle="position:absolute" width=200>
<form>
<input...
I have a form with an input type=text. I have two different computers... one with IE5.002xxxx The other with IE5.0000x
The textbox is a different length on the two machines? Does anyone know what the problem can be here? Thanks.
KJB
I want to protect my PC with a password. I am running Win98 but understand that the Win98 passwords can be worked around. I also remember something about setting a password at boot time. I quess my question is: what is the best way to prevent access to my computer using passwords? (ie, if one...
Addendum to my post above:
When I go to the control panel and select the password icon, the menu I get has only one tab (User Profiles). No other tabs or functionality that I can find to manipulate the password logins.
-KJB
I have a login screen that pops up whenever I turn on my Win98 computer. I can enter a password, and everything works fine. However, the password is of little use as ANYONE can click the cancel button (on the password dialog)and my computer logs them in and gives full access to my computer.
How...
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