Did you instantiate the object before using it?
You need a line like this:
Set m_cUnzip = New <class name>
Where Class name is the name of the class that you want to create a new object of. You have to set a reference to the object first using the reference option on the menu in Visual...
Thanks Jay, that's just the answer I was looking for. Snaggs
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I noticed every once in a while that a red wiggily line appears under the SQL Server Icon in the system tray. What kind of significance does this have or what does it mean? This is the full version of SQL Server 2000.
Thanks, Snaggs
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emblewembl,
Thanks for looking at the files. For some reason my server was caching the pages so the changes to the CSS weren't taking effect. I rebooted the server and now all is fine.
Thanks again,
Snaggs
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emblewembl,
Thanks for the response. I've tried moving it all different places in the table format. It just happened to be in that location when I made the post. Good observation though.
I even tried putting Response.Buffer=True so it would build the page before sending it, but it didn't...
jj26,
Thanks for the response, can you give me a good example of the template you're talking about? If you have an existing one or you'd like to put one together as an example I'd very much appreaciate it. You can post it here or if it's too big you can send it to me at snaggs34@hotmail.com...
OK,
I have a header.asp, footer.asp and default.asp
header looks like this:
<head>
<link href="style1.css" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css">
<title>Test Site</title>
</head>
<body>
</table>
<table border="1" cellspacing="1"...
Opps, in lines 4 and 5, it should be that the SERVER is listening, not the client. Snaggs
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Correct me if I'm wrong, but it sounds like the the stored proc is creating/adding records to a temp table, and then you're reading the records from the temp table.
It's posible that you have an order by clause on your statement that creates the records in the temp table, but not an order by to...
Why not just try to connect to it?
You could have a small routine on the server side that sends back a status.
For exmaple, you could set the timeout on the client to be 2 secs (assuming you can get a connection in that time frame). Then issue a connect from the client.
Then send a status...
If you want to see if the server is up, just ping it. If you want to see if the listener on the server is listening, that's a different story. Snaggs
tribesaddict@swbell.net
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Try this link: http://www.aspalliance.com/Yusuf/Article10.asp
and then this one will save the data: http://www.aspalliance.com/Yusuf/Article12.asp Snaggs
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I have an FAQ that answers your question: faq222-315
It shows how to populate the combobox with the ID and the text. Snaggs
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Well, you could do something like this, since it's not built into VBScript.
On Error Resume Next
InResume = True
<Do some code>
If InResume Then
On Error Goto 0
InResume = False
End If
Snaggs
tribesaddict@swbell.net
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So I guess in the statement
select * from population where talent > 'average'
...that 'below average' would really be above average?
Snaggs
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Check the Err.Number to be sure it's 0 (zero). If it is 0, then an error has not occurred. Snaggs
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You mssccprj.scc and/or vssver.scc file in your project directory could be corrupted or missing. If VB doesn't see that the project is connected to source safe anymore, click on Tools-->Source Safe-->Add Project to Source Safe.
Give it the same directory and same project name as you did the...
Julie,
Go out to SAMS website at http://sams.informit.com
In the search window type "ASP" without the quotes. Go to the second page and click on the white book with the title "Sams Teach Yourself Active Server Pages in 24 Hours".
Now Click on downloads below the book...
Greg,
It's your locale settings. Go into the control panel and open your "Regional Options". Select the Date tab and change the short date format to mm/dd/yyyy. Then run the program again. Now you should have a 4 digit year.
Those Microsoft guys are sneaky aren't they...
shona,
You don't really have to specify that the elements are hyperlinks unless you're going to include other types of elements in your xml file. For example.
<web>
<link>www.tek-tips.com</link>
<link>www.microsoft.com</link>
<link>www.oracle.com</link>
</web>
...if your xml file...
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