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got it! somehow used their "absolute" path example and it worked. nice of them to explain the differnce between the two, but what the heck. thanks guys, neil

dear all, am rather frustrated. Just copied my site onto the server. Possibly made the mistake of moving the database first (access) as it was already on the server. Now my local site is not working, despite having not made any changes, except the above (i put the db back after!), and making...

thanks, i'll try this out! neil

i've created several tables, all of which are bigger than the browser window. However, there's no scroll option on the page. I've used a template instead of frames, so how can I get the pages to scroll? thanks, neil

i've created several tables, all of which are bigger than the browser window. However, there's no scroll option on the page. I've used a template instead of frames, so how can I get the pages to scroll? thanks, neil

thanks!

where can I find information on doing calculations etc in access, and what all the complex functions do? it's not covered well in most books, they look at simple queries. is there a good web resource? basically I need to set up some kind of online financial tracking system and do calculations...

where can I find information on doing calculations etc in access, and what all the complex functions do? it's not covered well in most books, they look at simple queries. is there a good web resource? basically I need to set up some kind of online financial tracking system and do calculations...

where can I find information on doing calculations etc, and what all the complex functions do? it's not covered well in most books, they look at simple queries. is there a good web resource? basically I need to set up some kind of online financial tracking system and do calculations - invoices...

thanks! i'm really surprised that it's not so simple! neil

i'm a paying customer, so i can use ftp. However yes, someone said it's just as easy to "synchronize" with brinkster, so I'll try this, and come back if it all goes wxriong! thanks, neil

thanks. the id is yes, to identify the particular invoice, I will probably add names etc later, but the db will ask for some unique key, so for now it's simply an autonumber, ID. still not sure I understand how to go abou this. going back to my original table, 1 26/2/2002 +5000 2 27/02/2002...

dear all, I'm trying to create a system, based on a simple table, that tracks finances - invoices in and out, and what the cash position will be iun the future. To my mind, we are talking a very simple table indeed- ID DATE AMOUNT The amount can be a +/- figure to denote either money coming...

dear all, now that I've finally solved my page update problems, I have two current issues that need sorting to be able to create my application. Firstly, I'm using a template for every page, as I find it simpler, and as good as, frames. When I upload to the remote site, what is the best way of...

many thanks, I've actually got it to work now at last!!!!!!!

greetings. Further to my earlier mail, i still haven't grasped this simple operation! Currently, no matter HOW I put together the form, the new data is inserted into the first recordL. It's a simple table - id, name, news (this is what's being updated) and a hidden date field. all help very...

I'm getting a data mismatch problem. I assume it's the date. The access db is set up with a short date format, and an input mask. is this why the update won't work?? thanks, neil Microsoft OLE DB Provider for ODBC Drivers (0x80040E07) [Microsoft][ODBC Microsoft Access Driver] Data type...

many thanks, I'll try it out! Expect a panic message back some time soon! neil

this is meant to be simple, but is confusing me. I've been through the manual, the Macromedia site and the SAMS book and still can't make ay sense of it. I have a simple results page, called news.asp. The idea is for users to update their weekly news. The table this comes from contains only...

this is great, thanks! I'd read most of the access help topics, but never found the DateDiff function. I guess you either know it's there or you don't...........! neil