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Apparently just a Micro$osft problem; bothered to download Borland C++ Builder and it all compiled like a daisy. I wonder why such a simple project would fake the crap out of VC++. sigh. I guess no one out there can help me eh? dav1d

Here is an example of what I'm trying to do: #include <string> #include <iostream.h> using namespace std; string pres[5]; void loadPrescriptions(){ //this will read from a file later pres[0] = &quot;David Seruyange&quot;; pres[1] = &quot;Laura Bush&quot;; pres[2] = &quot;Jamie...

So - does Microsoft support normal strings ala <string.h>? As I go through the documentation it seems they have a special Win32 class called CString if you include <afx.h> but after including it I get serious linker problems when trying to execute. Sample code: #include <iostream.h> #include...

Hello all - how can I generate a random number *at run time* in C++? I'm thinking of something like Visual Basic's Rnd or, in Java, Math.random(). I've used rand() and it always generates the same number after compilation. Thanks much, dav1d

Okay, I always tell people to ditch the Visual Interdev DTCs and just use ADO. Here is a simple step by step: <% '/******************************'******some page .asp************ '\*************d4v1d5e**********/ set conn = Server.createObject(&quot;ADODB.Connection&quot;) strConnect =...

In client side script you simply use: <script language=&quot;javascript&quot;> function reloader(){ window.location.reload(); } </script> You may want to add the no cache option to the page too: <% 'at the top Response.addHeader &quot;Pragma&quot;,&quot;No-cache&quot; Response.expires = 0 %>...

If you are doing server side code it would be the following: Response.buffer = True set r = Server.CreateObject(&quot;ADODB.Recordset&quot;) 'open r with whatever records If r.eof Then 'check to see if recordset is empty Response.redirect &quot;EmptyRecords.asp&quot; Else 'do stuff with the...

1.Open Visual Interdev 2.New Project 2a. When it asks for a project location, it has to be *outside* the inetpub\wwwroot path! 3.enter 'localhost' (without single quotes) 4.enter name for your project 5.click 'Finished' 5a. [Themes and Templates are fairly useless] Some snags: 1. If you are...