Hi,
yes I was also thinking of a separate window, but it looks a lot nicer as a layer.
By the way, what would the code look like for a separate window, which keeps it's focus continually. Normally as soon as you click on the new page you've moved on to the 'menu' window will minimize. I would...
Hi everybody !
I'm working with floating menus. There is one which I like a lot because you can move it about where ever you like on the screen. It moves very ' clean '. It's made from a layer with z-order 10. When you click on a menu item and get moved to another window, the floating menu does...
Hi again
first of all - thank you all for your help.
1. the typing mistakes pointed out by you, are not in my
code. The mistakes were made only here on the post as pointed out to you. ...Trip eh Trim
2. No, I do not want Snowboardr's code on 1 page because as I've pointed out from the...
Hi Snowboardr
Have tried putting your code on two different pages.
The first part on page1.asp and the part of the code beginning with <bodycolor.....
on page2.asp.
I still cannot get this to work.
Btw the errors that you pointed out in my code here on the post are only typing errors here, my...
Hi Snowboardr
I have som code that works just like yours.
I tried your code, but the checkmarks in the checkboxes
are not retained on return to page 1.
There is a very simple way to find out how many checkboxes
have been checked:
let's give the checkboxes the name "interest" then...
Hi
the Q is exactly that, how do you get the checkboxes
to still be checked when you return to the first page.
Or maybe stated differently, how do you submit boolean
values along with session objects and pass them back and
forth between pages.
IL
Hi again,
There are six checkboxes on page1.asp, I can make three
choices out these six and pass it on to page2 for
validation. If there are more than three choices made the
user is brought back to page1.asp. The checkboxes still checked from the first round.
IL
Hello, again
have two .asp pages.
one client-script and one server-script.
I send session variables to a server-script for
validation, if there is an error, the user is
brought back to page one with all correctly filled
out data retained.
Now, the session variables are working, but the...
Hello again,
Yes, you're right.
The page has to be an .asp.
We were given the task to use a Client.htm and
a server.asp.
After doing a lot of thinking I finally decided to
rename the client page to an .asp form and it worked.
I believe the html cannot handle variables.
Thank you all for your...
Hi
Thank you for your reply, however that which you mentioned is precisely my question.
How do I get the variables from page 2 back to page 1.
If you use VALUE="<%=Session("EMail")%>" it will show up in the textbox exactly what you write VALUE to be, like here...
Hi there,
New to ASP and have a small assignment.
Login, name and e-mail which must be validated on the server. If there is an error the user should be taken back to the first page to correct the data and then send it again. When the user is brought back to the first page, the data that was...
Hello Jeremy Barker
Thanks for answering.
I have already tried to run start.exe from the
MsDos prompt in Win2k and it directs me to a file
in Winnt\System32\cmd.exe
As for the path you suggested, that has already been
tried out, and in a few different ways.
Proggie
Hello
I have made an Autostart CD which works
beautifully with Win98 but I get error
messages when I try it with Win2k.
The system asks for a search path..?
In the Autorun.inf file I have written the
statement open = start.exe index.htm
This start.exe is a file in the Windows\system32
map...
Hi,
Normally it is not possible to just run an application
produced with Win98 under NT4.
Pardon my Question: Did you look to see what files were
necessary for your app to run under any other OP-sys ?
When you finish the Package& Deployment Wiz, a window
pops up giving you the result and a...
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