I never installed .Net, but I still had problems.
Hey dcolgrove, do you work for authorize.net? If so, why don't you guys just remove the links to the com object form your site if it doesn't work and you aren't going to fix it? Or maybe release the cod efor it to the general public so we can...
Nope, that wasn't even the case. Upon further examination, I found that I shouldn't code until the wee hours for several nights in a row. I did something even dumber than the -1 instead of 1 thing. It seems like vbScript interprets any non-zero number as true, like C. However, if you type in the...
Howdy all. I have this problem, or really a performance boost issue, that I want to solve, but I can't get inStr to work.
I have a dynamic site engine that I wrote, and it works pretty well for the most part, but part of it allows for dynamic menu generation in several forms. Using images...
No, I never fixed it. I just found a way around the vendor-provided COM object (you ever notice how first party vendor solutions never seem to be bug free...). Sorry I couldn't help. I know it isn't much, but you could always program your own functionality and using it instead, because at least...
I am using Authorizenet's com object to try to create a conection to their credit card services. I tis giving me the following error:
AuthNetSSLConnect.SSLPost error '80020009'
EAccessViolation
/client-db-interface/test-orderScript.asp, line 58
What I am wondering is if this is an ASP...
Problem solved. I had to switch to using an autonumber primary key field instead of the text field I was orignally attempting to use. I don't know if this is an error due to the text nature of the beast or if it has to do with the primary keys. I do know that I like Access even less now.
So...
Okay, I have found the problem. It is my where clause. The whole thing works fine inside of Access, but going through ODBC makes life hell. Can someone please tell me why
strQuery = "SELECT * FROM (CUSTOMER INNER JOIN ORDITEMS ON CUSTOMER.ORDERNO=ORDITEMS.ORDERNO) INNER JOIN ORDERS ON...
Okay, hi everyone. I am trying to get this ODBC-Access thing working, but it seems to be really picky (or I may just be working in the dark). Anyway, the problem is that I am getting an error code telling me that I am not passing enough arguments to objConn.Execute, and that it expects one...
I have come across a DB where some genius decided to store numeric order number entries in a text field in an Access DB. I want to get all records with an order number higher than say 2500. just using >"002500" didn't work, and I was wondering if anyone could lend a hand. Thanks in...
Your only problem was invalid html. I cleaned it up an it works. Here you go:
<html>
<Head>
<title>ff</title>
<SCRIPT LANGUAGE=javascript>
<!--
function show(){
if ( document.all)
document.all("object1").style.visibility = "visible"...
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