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meckeard, thank you. I unchecked that option (I didn't even know about it) and it showed me my errors. I also changed it to a <> and not my validation works. Much appreciated.

I removed the whole else statement and it still doesn't work. Also, a friend suggested that I change the var to hold a string instead of a boolean. I tried that and it still doesn't work.

The only error I get on the page is HTTP 500. the generic IE error.

I'm trying to use a session variable to limit access to a page on my site. when a user logs in, I set the var to true. then on the protected page I check the variable for false. if false I redirect back to the login page. The problem is, when I try to check that var, my page won't load...

I opened this page to check out what errors I am getting specifically, and it turned out that my replace function is missisg parameters. I added in the last 2 parameters and it works now. I also updates my connection string. Thatnk a lot for the help.

Hi, Here's my problem. I am trying to insert a record into a access 2000 database from an asp page. I have asked a few friends, and everybody agrees that my code looks good. But for some reason it will not insert a record into the database. Here is the code: <%@ Language =...

I'm building a system for a small company (2 user, shared database). I want to make a user maintenance form, which will allow them to add new users of the system (if they expand, or if one user quits and they hire another). I know there is a function in Access that will automatically add the...

Alright, I've decided to go with the combo box with 10 or 20 colors that I picked. This way, the user still gets some choice on how the system looks (only going to change backcolor). With this solution, I only put in colors that do not conflict with any of the other colors. Thanks everybody...

Archery1, Thanks for the code, but I don't really understand it too well. Also, for now I only want to change the background color of the form. in the on click function I have: Me.Detail.BackColor = DialogColor(Me.Detail) I get a type mismatch. Also, I don't really understand what the...

You brought up a good point MichaelRed. I thought about that, and I came up with a couple &quot;solutions&quot; (word used very lightly) to this problem. One is to only allow the user to ONLY change the background color of the form (detail section) itself. Controls will stay at the same color...

I'm writing an application and I want to allow the user to be able to change the color of the forms. Obviously I'm not going to allow them to go into design view and change it that way. I know the backcolor method will allow me to change the color of my forms, but I can't think of a good way...