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I am making a webservice call in ASP via SOAP. Everything is working fine, except for when my webservice response is returning a XML object. I dont know how I need to parse through this object in ASP. Any ideas?

In one of my tables, I have a DateTime field. I want to write a query that will return distinct dates, regarless of the time. For example, if I had two entries in my table with the dates of: '11/12/2001 4:23:00 PM' and '11/12/2001 5:45:00 AM' it would only retun one record of '11/12/2001'...

the whole thing is that i need to build the table dynamically as well. i can get the data to ouput... that isnt the problem. Chad

Have you looked at the Mail log under the administrator? Take a look and see what it says.... write back. I take it you have your SMTP service set up correctly?

typically you store an encryption key in your application.cfm, and use that to encrypt the passwords. When updating the database, do this: <cfquery datasource=&quot;#dsn#&quot;> Update Table_Name Set Password = encrypt(#form.password#, name_of_key) </cfquery> And then when the user tries to...

In a table.... I have three fields. First field is an autonumber. Second field is titled &quot;CateogoryName&quot; Third field is titled MainCategory. 1 Technical 0 2 Creative 0 3 Programmer 1 4 Author/Programmer 1 5 Audio/Video 0 6 Writing & Design 0 7 Management...

<cfquery name=&quot;checkEmail&quot; datasource=&quot;#DSN#&quot;> Select * From Table Where email like '#form.email#' </cfquery> <cfif checkemail.recordcount GT 0> There is already a record in the DB with the same email address. Go back and type in a different email...

You need to check the password against the database. If it is correct, you need to assign them a session id. If they dont have that session id, dont let them in the site. <p>Chad Elley<br><a href=mailto:celley@gobcg.com>celley@gobcg.com</a><br>

I understand the logic behind the code... I just cant get it to work. I tried simplifying the question for you.. but the truth is that I am dynamically building the navigation bar through Cold Fusion. So it is a little more complex. On top of it all, the navigation is an expandible...

I have all images set in the &quot;off&quot; state and onMouseOver, I am setting it to the &quot;on&quot; state. But when the onClick event occurs, I want the image to stay &quot;on&quot;. <p>Chad Elley<br><a href=mailto:celley@gobcg.com>celley@gobcg.com</a><br>

I think that you need to pick up a book or two and dive head first into ASP. If you can get some relevant experience teaching yourself, then you shouldnt have a hard time finding a job. It will show that you are a self-starter and a hard worker. Interview with some consulting firms that will...

I need a script that will allow me to do rollovers, but with an onClick event, it keeps the rollover on. I have the navigation bar (where I want the rollovers to occur) inside a frame and this is where the problem occurs. I have it working right now, but since the frame does not reload with...

i am writing a phone number format in javascript. i have the actual formatting part working fine (if one enters no (,),-, etc.). i decided to delve into regular expressions to strip out the punctuation characters. well, it isn't doing what it is supposed to do and i have no idea how to...

How do I submit a form with the onClick event handler for a radio button?

Where are the errors occuring? What is the output?

so dont use the HTML inside the CFMail tag. Just use carriage returns.

You will probably have to have a javascript function to handle the count down. I saw a script in the JavaScript section of this site doing the same exact thing. Look around...

check this out: http://www.zdnet.com/devhead/resources/scriptlibrary/javascript/scripts/0334/index.html

kangaroo22: I am looking for something similar to use on one of my sites as well. Have you found any other sites that have the drill-down menus? Chad

You might want to look into using ASP to do this. Your form submission just needs to be added to a simple database. Not too hard. I am more of a Cold Fusion person, but I know that can be accomplished in under 20 lines of code.