I have this anchor tag that gets a URL from the database. My web guys tell me when they look at the source it comes out like this:
<a href="MDCLibrary2.aspx?NodeID=105">
My code is this:
<a href=MDCLibrary2.aspx?NodeID=" + drw["ndeNodeID"].ToString()+ ">" + drw["ndeNodeName"].ToString() +...
So I have this page where I click on one topic and it loads the next page with all of the other topics available to the topic that was clicked on the previous page. I have my URL looking like this:
http://mdcdev/ADU/MDCLibrary/MDCLibrary2.asp?Search=Fishing
I want to keep that URL the same but...
After some testing I have figured out that when I do a refresh it clears the previous value out. I just have to figure out how to do a refresh or clear out my cache everytime I click the back buttton.
Yeah I know that its just when you hit back it will erase it from the text until you hit another value then it will reappear. Ive been trying to get it so when you click back it will erase it from the the For Next Loop.
Okay so I have this breadcrumb for VB Script. When the user hits back it will take them to the previous crumb id. What Im trying to do is when they hit that back button it takes out the last crumb/id out of it completely so when they go forward again to a different area the previous spot is no...
Okay I have this breadcrumb that was created in C#. I was wandering what the HTTP_HOST mean in the following code.
// get the url root, like www.domain.com
string strDomain=Page.Request.ServerVariables["HTTP_HOST"].ToString();
strDomain.Trim(); // Trim removes leading and trailing whitespace...
Okay I think I have it but I just want to make sure. So in my my Do While Not I need something like
<%
if NodeID Mod 2 Then %>
<dt class="cola">
<%Response.Write "<a href=""MOWebIndex2.asp?NodeID="&NodeID&""">"&NodeName&"</a>"
rsMOWebIndex.MoveNext
%>
</dt>
<%Loop%>
Sorry I just never...
I have this database that populates a webpage with available topics. Im trying to get it into two columns with the first one going into a column called cola and the second one going into a column called colb and the third back into the column cola and so forth. How do I get it so that every...
I have this listbox in my Access app that has a rowsourcetype property set to a Table/Query. In this listbox there are a list of different paths an article can belong to. I populate the list box with the following code on form load. It is pulling the strWhere which is an ArticleID set from the...
Sorry I was out for a few days. These values that fill the listbox are from a query. It fills the listbox based on an ArtID. So when you go to edit an article and it available paths you should be able to delete the paths from the listbox and the database as you see fit. Hope that gives you...
How do you delete data that is in a listbox populated from a database? The once you delete it from the database how do you remove it from the listbox itself? Thanks
Sorry I just found a better way to phrase it. Im just looking to check If a region is specified from the previous page then do what I need it to do otherwise do what it normally before. Im just checking to see If there is a specified region or not. Sorry for the confusion.
Im having trouble with this If statement I just cant seem to figure out how to get it going. If I use the submit button to submit a value from a drop down list on my home page I need it to see that on my next page Im submitting a value from the drop down list and do what I need it to do...
Okay this probably seems like a really dumb question but I have no idea how to do it. How do you take a phone number like this 0123456789 and break it down into 3 differnt text boxes? I have a huge text box that it populates when the page loads Im just wandering how do I break it down into 3...
Here is the whole page though I only put the text boxes I have populated and the one text box. I am able to populate the text boxes for the record from the recordset object. The field will never be blank. There are no errors showing up so far on the webpage. It just shows up as a blank space on...
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