If there is something that confuses you, it would've been nice to just simply state your question...omitting some of scarcastic remarks...at least, that's the way it sounded to me. I am wondering if you are there to help or to pick on how I phrase my questions.
I am pretty sure you know...
Well, the ASP already has a form and that's where I get the xml string value I need to display. So, how can I put another form inside of the existing form and pass the value?
Also, another problem I see is that it specifies the javascript name it uses for the page at the top of the page. Will...
I wasn't sure what you were asking. Instead of going over your question (specially when you said you couldn't make it happen) I thought it would be easier and clearer if I re-instate my question. Sorry, if it seemed to be rude....
I have a string (efOutput.value which is XML data in string format) that I need to save then display the string value to a pop up window in usual XML display format. The following code will pop up a new window and display the tag values all in a row. I need the complete XML displayed in a...
I have a script like this:
function clickWindowOpen(){
with (frmCallXX){
var res = efOutput.value;
var newWindow = window.open("","new");
newWindow.document.open("text/xml");
newWindow.document.write(res); }
}
efOutput.value is XML data in string. I need to...
My String looks like this:
"Pepsi ILMutual 2003/07/01249"
I will need to extract Pepsi, IL, Mutual, 2003/07/01249 separately. There are more than one blank spaces where it's blank.
I know you guys will come up with something in no time...thanks for the help!
Suppose terr is integer. Will this work? Unfortunately, I can't test this and hope this is correct before I put it out there.
Dim lcTerr As String
lcTerr = Format(terr, "0000")
Thanks again.
Well,
I need to give you guys few more info.
1. 7 is defined as Integer. c8amsm, would this be problem using your method?
2. 7 could be 17 or 117..meaning it could be one, two, or three digit. But my final output need to be in four digit. It doesn't have to be Integer...
Sorry for not...
I have a variable that is something like "7". If I need it to be "007", how do I do that? I think there is some function to do this, isn't there? I am just not that familiar with the string manipulation in VB....thanks.
Or can this be done in ASP Page?
Actually, the current code which is not right looks like this in ASP:
<TD COLSPAN="5" ALIGN="right" ><INPUT TYPE="button" CLASS="clsButton" NAME="Call" VALUE="Open With Internet Explorer"...
When I do window.open(oXMLReply.xml), it opens windows explorer but it passes the output into the URL bar. How do I pass so it displays as xml within the browser?
Thanks.
I have an ASP page that displays the XML string output that's generated by javascript call. The problem is that it is hard to read what's being displayed. We need it to be displayed as how it displays when one clicks on an .xml file with all same level tags lined up nicely...much easier to...
I have a stmt below in my code which works fine.
Set sel = xmlDoc.selectNodes("//T3/Layer[@ID='AL']")
The problem is that 'AL' needs to be some variable like
Set sel = xmlDoc.selectNodes("//T3/Layer[@ID=lcState]")
Obviously it doesn't like it when I do that. I searched...
We are testing to see if it would be any problem replacing input file being from a binary file to an XML file. When I first started this thread, I had very little knowledge what it would do. I had to be flexible as to what the next step would be.
Since I first started this thread, I now...
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