I am trying to get this to work:
<script>
window.alert( "<%=vRequesterName%>, your Tooling Request has been saved.\nYou will receive an email confirmation!\n");
if ( window.confirm("Would you like to submit another request?"))
{...
Ok, so it can be done, but now, i'm trying to put a URL in the alert window and it's not working. Can you suggest anything? this is how i have it.
window.alert( "<%=vRequesterName%>, your Tooling Request has been saved.\nYou will receive an email confirmation!\n" <A HREF="the...
Both actually. The user will fill out the items that are missing, but pull up the rqst # and have it autofill areas from that record and then input information that all will go into a new record.
Make sense?
i'd like to do it based on record number. For example, if someone chooses a record number it will fill in the other boxes in the form that go along w/that record number. Like the requestor the item number, and so on.
So I decided to create a new database in 2000 and link the queries and tables to it so that 97 is sort of a data warehouse, but it's usable in 2000. Haven't started yet, but thought i'd let anyone out there interested know. I will keep you posted.
Thanks all! But...when I open Access 2K and try to open the DB that's in 97 it tells me it's an unrecognized format. We have tried several times to convert it and it hasn't been successful. I thought it would be easier than it has been. Is it possible it could be due to so many permissions...
I need to convert a 24.5MB database from access 97 to 2000. What would be the easiet way to go about doing this. There are many links to Oracle and it is a shared database. Could anyone lead me in the right direction?
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