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try this: color="#FF0000" -SecondToNone

Should that be Password instead of Passwort?? -SecondToNone

attaching these values(i mean checkbox values) in the Prev and Next Navigation links... please show your code so that someone here can suggest you a solution... Thanks -SecondToNone

Take a look at this: http://www.educesoft.com/resource/calendar/calendarmain.asp -SecondToNone

Try something like this: <% Dim name, email, country, sql_insert Dim rs = Server.CreateObject(ADODB.RecordSet) name= request.form("name") email = request.form("email") country = request.form("country") 'Connection String is here strSQL = "Select * from yourtable where name='"&name&"' AND...

Do you want those extra fields in t1 too?? If not you can just do a UNION ALL query -SecondToNone

SUM(yourcolumn) - gives the sum of all the values in the column Count(yourcolumn) - gives the count of all the values in the column then you can easily get the average from these two numbers... or i guess you can use the AVG() function... -SecondToNone

Try Group By Topic in your SQL query... -SecondToNone

did you try... group by budgetmonthid and then group by budgetyearid -SecondToNone

try using a session variable to persist the value of username...something like this... Session("username")=Request.form("username") now you have this Session("username") variable available throughout the session.. -SecondToNone

Try this: once the user enters both the dates save these values to two session variables... Session("start_date")=Request.Form("start_date") Session("end_date")=Request.Form("end_date") then check on these check variables...when the results are displayed for the first time and user just wants...

put it as a case statement... Show us your complete query... -SecondToNone

i think you are doing the other way round... when you first stated your logic...you wanted to add days if your Date800 field is NOT null...in the above query you are doing the opposite... -SecondToNone

i think you need additional components for cross browser support... -SecondToNone

No problem...we are all here to learn... glad its working for you -SecondToNone

Try this: Mailer.AddRecipient "Mark", "Mark@23k.com" Mailer.AddRecipient "John", "John@23k.com" Mailer.AddRecipient "Tom", "Tom@23k.com" Mailer.AddRecipient "Karl", "Karl@23k.com" and so on... -SecondToNone

I meant: if Mailer.SendMail then Response.Redirect "http://www.23k.com/vertex_form/success.html" -SecondToNone

Try Response.Redirect "www.blah.com" -SecondToNone

Did you try the % instead of * -SecondToNone

did you mean something like this: If date800<>"" THEN DateAdd(d,75,date802) < date803 End -SecondToNone