AHA! Got it working!
I remembered that part of what I'm doing is generating the returned data in XML, then running an XSL filter on it which generates the final HTML. I took your suggestion of placing a <script> block in-line in the HTML code and stuck the call to my Javascript function at the...
I'm kind of going in that direction. I've found I can reset the style attribute of the DIV, so can specify the height via ASP that way--halfway there. Now I'm experimenting with calculating the height using my current Javascript & sticking that value into a hidden input field that my ASP code...
Aha, thanks for that. Now I understand why it's behaving the way it is--I should have seen that. Next to unpaint myself from this corner.
Upon loading, the ParametricSearch DIV is hidden (thus hiding all the contained ones). The pararesults DIV is actually empty. When the user presses an ASP...
The thing is, the DIV does change size just like I want it to. The only thing that's failing is trying to click through a link when scrolled--no mouse click event is triggered & the DIV jumps back to the top of it's content. Thanks for looking; I've tried a few things, but this one is just...
OK, following is the generated HTML. The scroll is set via javascript; basically once the user hits the "Search" button, after rendering the page I have the focus get set on the appropriate DIV to trigger the javascript. All it does is look at the heights of the DIVs and the browser and sets the...
I have a fairly complex page that is working except for one annoying issue. The section of code in question is shown below. I am dynamically filling the "Place holder" space with a table of values, some of which are links. This list sometimes is longer than the browser window, so I am...
So the activex viewer is that big of a memory hog? I can view all reports through the java plugin (and am switching our defaults back to that, the noisy users will just have to deal with it for now).
It's looking more and more like I need to bite the bullet & get the $7k update to XI approved...
I am having fits trying to get the activex viewer to work consistently. For most reports it works fine, but I have a small handful that are causing problems--of course the most heavily used ones as Murphy would have it.
The issue I am having is the reports will not render correctly. Some pages...
IIRC there's an IMAGES directory within that. But there's another easy way: just upload the image file to a picture library, then point the web part at that URL.
Fairly new myself, but those are pretty simple things. To link to a page, just add it to the Links list. New sites can be created by going to the Create link at the top of the page, then scroll to the bottom of the next page, the last entry will get you going.
BTW, thanks for the links page...
I'm going to ressurect this thread. I am looking for the exact same functionality & checked on the referenced sites. Both talked about using FrontPage (blech). On the wss.collutions site this site is referenced: http://weblogs.asp.net/bsimser/archive/2005/02/07/368326.aspx
Seems to make more...
I've found a kind of workaround without use of a trusted connection. I am on Enterprise 8; I have set up a login on SQL Server specifically for it to use. Once the report is published, go into the database tab and enter the login information for the Enterprise user. When a user runs the...
OK, taking that and playing with it a bit in Enterprise Manager and Query Analyzer, I now have the real query working as expected! For whatever reason, Enterprise Manager switched join to a Right Outer and moved that join with the contstraints to the end; now it works. In the end lookng at it...
Hold that thought. I went back & tried from scratch. THe exact SQL tried was:
SELECT dbo.SalSalesperson.Salesperson,
dbo.SorMaster.SalesOrder,
dbo.SorMaster.EntrySystemDate
FROM dbo.SalSalesperson LEFT OUTER JOIN
dbo.SorMaster ON...
I get a whole bunch of null salesperson.id and still no results of the id with a null sales order. It seems to be exactly the opposite of what I'm looking for.
I'm feeling much like your signature emoticon right now.
It's in the where clause. To complicate things, I am grabbing the last 3 years' worth of data, then in Crystal Reports knocking it down to one year. I'm hoping this won't cause more problems; it seems that filtering is internal to the Crystal app.
The SQL looks like this:
Where Year(date) =...
I'm completely out of ideas on this one & it seems like it should be easy. The data I am looking at is:
Table #1 Salesperson
salesperson ID
Table #2 Sales order
date
sales order number
salesperson ID
the join is: Left Outer Join salesperson on salesperson.id = sales order.id
This...
Hopefully someone can point me in the right direction. I am trying to get a perl script to take a file upload for some processing and am at my wit's end.
I've searched here and on google and have tried so many of the examples available I'm just getting myself even more confused. I've been...
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