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I have an ASP intranet application powered by an Access database. The database holds all my product data, shoes to be exact. I need to be able to process groups of items with the same NAME then proceed to the next group and run the same process again... how can I do this? The data looks like...

This is basically what my product data looks like: SKU Name Size Price On-Hand 4900 Bogs Shoe 59.99 4907 Bogs Shoe 6 59.99 11 4915 Bogs Shoe 6.5 59.99 9 4923 Bogs Shoe 7 59.99...

Kiddpete, Thanks for the suggestion. But I need a way to rename the pictures using a data MAP ie. from a data source. See my example in the original post.

I have a directory full of images (about 2000 of them). The images all have numeric names that match item numbers in a database... example Item #1378 might be a Blue Shoe and the picture for that shoe is named 1378.jpg I have to use a new database application that is gonna start with item #1...

Ok cool... I understand what they are doing there.... but back to the original question..... how did they make the border on the table without messing up the header. Notice there is no red line at the top of the header of the table. Only the right, left and bottom have the red line border...

But aren't they applying styles to the div tag? I mean... look at the code you pasted... there is no reference to the background image... the reference has to be coming from CSS... am I wrong?

What I basically want is a faded color background image in the title area and a colored border around the rest of the table. I found some examples at WWE.COM Check out the two tables on this page... One is titled "BETH PHOENIX PHOTO GALLERY" the other is labeled "BETH PHOENIX VIDEO GALLERY"...

For all the features Photoshop has... I can't believe they overlooked this one. I'll do what you said.... just install some simple program that displays font faces. Thanks for the tip.

Is there an easy way to view the font face for the fonts I have without having to open each font one by one... I mean... is there a way to view what the font looks like in a sort of quick list? I have 2000 fonts... how do you guys manage this sort of stuff?

OMG!!! You are a GOD!!!! Too cool! It works like a champ!!!! Where do I send the free beer? LOL!!!! You just saved me MANY hours of tedious work!!! Tipmaster Star for you!!!

I have about 500 pictures of cd's. As we all know 99.9% of CD's are the same size. But whoever made the pictures took them at different distances, thus some of my CD's look large and others look smaller...yet all of them are on a white background (thank god). I want them to all look uniform on...

got it thanks!

opps... left out this part... delimiter = " AND "

..."category1") where = "" delimiter = " WHERE " For fnum = 0 To UBound( formFields ) fval = Request.Form( formFields(fnum) ) If ("X" & fval) <> "X" Then where = where & delimiter & dbFields(fnum) & " LIKE '%" & fval & "%'" End If Next objRst.Open "Select * FROM Products " & where %>

...that my syntax is not correct but I don't know where to find examples. This works like a champ (but shows all records): objRst.Open "Select * FROM Products " & where I want to filter out all records marked as deleted. The field in the database is named "deleted" and the value in the field...

Thank you so much.... where can I find a good reference of sql syntax?

...value. strCategory = Session("Category") Response.Write (strCategory) So I know the Session is set correctly. Now I try this and I get FROM clause errors... objRst.Open "Select * FROM Categories WHERE category_name = (strCategory)" Response.Write objRst("category_code") objRst.Close Any...

Not sure... here's the rest of the page... Dim strBrandCode objRst.Open "Select * FROM Brands WHERE brand = " & Session("Brand") & ";", objConnect strBrandCode = objRst("brand_code") objRst.Close Dim strCatCode objRst.Open "Select * FROM Categories WHERE category_name = " &...

What is wrong with this... <% Dim strProdCode strProdCode = strCatCode &"-"& strBrandCode &"-"& strProdId Response.Write (strProdCode) %> I want output that looks like this: shoe-nike-2838

I am exporting from Access to CSV so I can upload the product database to my Yahoo Store. Everything works great until I add options to products (due to the line breaks on the rows that contain items with options).