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Sorry, it was a bad typing mistake, I meant to type $ but hit the # by accident...
Also, I figured out the issue, I had to use "event.stopPropagation();":
$(".lnk").click(function(event){
event.stopPropagation();
$("#divClick").css("display","none");
$("#aClick").css("display","block")...
huobaji, If I understand your question, you are trying to grab only the content from each row where the checkbox is selected and then do something with that data on the next page - try this:
<form action="page2.asp" method="post">
<input type="text" name="tbx_test" value="" /><br />
<% for i =...
SQL = SQL & " WHERE Details.VRM LIKE '%" & Ucase(Request.QueryString("code"))& "%'"
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I'm in Canada (for those of you unfamiliar with this country, our version of a zip-code is called a postal code)
One of my clients wants to add a feature where a user enters their postal code and then a lookup is done in a business db that finds the closest location to them - I'm sure you (who...
Paypal must have some sort of a process where you can send an order id and have that returned in either a post or a get once the order has been processed.
Once you get the order id back, you can do with it what you please...
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I use Homesite 5.5 - it was the best of its time (IMO) and is still excellent now for whatever language you are writing in (except for the .Net languages as it has no intellisense (sp?)) - ASP, PHP, JavaScript, CSS, X/HTML, XML, ...etc...
You can't buy it anymore online from Adobe as...
Or use the IP2Location database and remove any IP addresses that are not in the UK.
Run your IP check against the cut down version and if there is not a match then they are not from the UK.
We did this once when we wanted to find users from China or The States - the db was huge so we just...
it has nothing to do with the sql script as FF could care less about the server side code - or any other browser.
It must be something in your markup that FF is is rendering correctly and IE is hacking a fix.
^ That's right, in most cases what FF shows is the correct version and IE tries to...
Found a link that may help:
http://www.secnewsgroups.net/iissecurity/t2124-classic-asp-page-gives-page-cannot-found-iis6-0.aspx
One person re-installed IIS...
Are you hosting with and ISP or internally yourself? If with an ISP, what do they say?
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Here is a good site to show how to use cookies:
http://tinyurl.com/2gyn68x
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are you at least getting an error? If so, what is it?
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javascript
at the end of your document (at the very end after your asp has finished processing)
<script language="javascript" type="text/javascript">
window.close();
</script>
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further to what fox said, here's the code:
<%
selPOS = Server.HTMLEncode(Request.Form("position"))
%>
<select name="position">
<option value="director" <% if selPOS = "director" then response.write "selected=""selected"""%>>director</option>
' ... and so on for each option
</select>...
Sounds like you have an ASP.NET question, this forum is for Classic ASP (i.e. VBScript)
forum855
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You can use tps14334's method to rename the uploaded file, it's really a "move" as far as the filescriptingobject is concerned...
To get the original file name you can check out Persits object reference for aspupload...
http://aspupload.com/object_file.html
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Breaking it down:
"return" tells the script to exit the function so everything after this line does not get executed.
return (((D1*2.036+D3)/(273+D5))-((D2*2.036+D4)/(273+D6)))*238*(3050/D7)
You are missing the closing squigglies
D1.onkeyup=function() {calc(D1,D2,D3,D4,D4,D6,D7)}...
Lazy is as lazy does...
If you are in fact a "Programmer" as your profile shows, you should learn regular expressions...one of the (if not the) most useful tools out there for searching/parsing strings.
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looks good here to (IE 8)
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further to this point, if you have a unique key for each user, you'll need to store that information somewhere (most likely in the db) which defeats the purpose..
UNLESS you calculate it by things like first letter of first name + last letter of last name + length of first name + length of last...
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