BillyRayPreachersSon: Can you please explain how it will be possible in IE?
/Ali
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The Lord works in mysterious ways - and SysAdmins at mysterious hours
Why dont you create a view in your database (or Query if its Access DB) then you have only one recordset and you can loop through the rows without going recursive.
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The Lord works in mysterious ways - and SysAdmins at mysterious hours
You can add the following in your checkbox2.asp right after <body> tag to see exactly what is being passed to the next page
<%=Request.Form%>
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The Lord works in mysterious ways - and SysAdmins at mysterious hours
1. You have not given the value "yes" to the check state. So the default checked value passed will be "on"
2. You should use the same names to catch Request.Form as you used in the 1st page.
3. I suggest use the getElementById in javascript, and give unique names to the checkboxes...
There are several new features in IIS6 which effects how session and application pools are handled.
If you are using the same application pool for several sites, the resources in each application will mix up, and IIS will recycle these sites causing the application and session variables to...
change your connection string to:
set cn = server.createobject("ADODB.Connection")
cn.open "PROVIDER=SQLOLEDB;DATA SOURCE=sqlservername;UID=username;PWD=password;DATABASE=databasename"
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