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thank you so much... that was the answer... I will even give you a star !!! Peter

ok... I narrowed it down to this line of code document.forms[0].eval("p_payment"+i).value = 0; the eval() works in FF but not IE, any work around for this ? Peter

Hello everyone... this code works in Firefox and not IE, any obvious mistakes ? NOTES: - round() is a javascript function that works (tried and true) ========= code begins ==================== function get_balance() { var start_amt = document.forms[0].start_amt_toward_debt.value; var...

because the \n\r are stripped out of the data when it is retrieved. I sent the result to a file and even looked at it in HEX and they are gone. No 0D 0A... nodda... Peter

Hi: Wondering if anyone knows how to manipulate the returned text in an MS-Access memo field so that '\r\n' can be replaced with '<br />'. The problem is that the ODBC_result function (ODBC driver) is removing these characters from the named field after it is returned to me. So I am trying...

I have since found out that indeed it does not support that functionality.. so I have to hit the database multiple times... oh well... Thanks for your reply... Peace Out

Hi: Just can't find the equivalent to this: // co back to top of result and start again mysql_data_seek($result, 0); in PEAR... to re-set the result pointer to the top and start processing over... I suppose I could hit the database with the query again, but I was hoping to save on I/O...

That's a help, but I can't even seem to connect as root in order to update my grant tables... any other tips ?

#1130 - Host 'localhost' is not allowed to connect to this MySQL server I am getting this message when I try to connect to my recently upgraded MySQL ( I went from 3.21 to 4.1.7) on windows XP pro... I used the configuration wizard after the windows install wizard and have even tried to access...

I actually figured this out myself, thanks for the reply. The problem was that the file was an .HTML file and not a .PHP file, so the interpreter was only configured to deal with .PHP files... I changed the extension and away we went...

hello I am recursively calling an index.html page through a <form> action call like this... <FORM action="<?= $_SERVER['PHP_SELF'] ?>" method=post> this works on my localhost, but not on my remote test server, I get the 405 resource not allowed error... I am thinking that this is just a...