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.. You can encrypt the query string, you can pass an encrypted date stamp with the string.. but since it's a frame..? Silvers5 As seen on EE

Database search is no problem, for the site you need an index server to index your site, then you can search in the index server db... Silvers5 As seen on EE

<A HREF=<%=entry.getKey()%></A> Silvers5 As seen on EE

hmm.. difficult..I'm not sure if the www.aspuser.com component has this option but check it.. Silvers5 As seen on EE

Hi MstrMich.. it' seems that we are cross interfering :+) I answered this question in EE, but I'll post here what I said there too.. if this works close the other question too Hi MstrMich.. this is a permission issue.. give the IUSR write permission on the mdb file and it will be solved...

then pass the values in the querystring of the frame! (my.asp?var1=blabla&amp;var2=blabla.. it's a solution! Silvers5 As seen on EE

it's a server variable independant of the client.. Silvers5 As seen on EE

also you can add with it 2 meta lines in the head part: <meta http-equiv=&quot;PRAGMA&quot; value=&quot;NO-CACHE&quot;> <meta http-equiv=&quot;Expires&quot; content=&quot;Mon, 01 Jan 1990 12:00:00 GMT&quot;> Silvers5 As seen on EE

yes.. add in asp before sending the header: <% response.expires=-1 response.expires=0 %> Silvers5 As seen on EE

Will use server resources! (memory) but on other hand if your site is highly visited it will be an optimum since the application variable have a general scope.. Silvers5 As seen on EE

Hmmm.. not possible then.. you cant! there are things that cant be done other ways! you can try in a way to fetch the header server variable request.servervariables(&quot;All-Http&quot;) and try to get in it the header the client's request header.. but this is more difficult.. browsers send...

try to use session variables! you store in session variables like this: session(&quot;Username&quot;) = &quot;Blabla&quot; in any asp page on the site you can then: <%=Session(&quot;Username&quot;)%> rgrds Silvers5 As seen on EE

This is a security issue, the thing is that the IIS and excel run in different memory compartements.. so you need to run excel in out-of-process, for that you'll need to create an activeX dll and registerit in MTS to run and create the excel file... check this article on how to do it...

Didn't understand? are you hosting different domains on one phisical web site? that means hosting a site with multiple header URL, try to create a site for each domain in IIS ,make them all redirections to your asp file but add at the end of the redirection url a query variable like...

hm.. yes the mail server might crash.. or smtp wont send correctly.. even if you loop thru the recordset it might crash, you need to loop thru adds, and try to set a small delay if the server is crashing.. otherwise you simply you use the ; as delimiter between emails in the from field.. BTW I...

I meant enough info from you.. Silvers5 As seen on EE

I didn't get enough info for you (code) .. are you passing the % it in the url? did you encode the variable that stores the %? if it's in a variable.. try HTMLEncode(varname) or URLEncode..if passing the variable in the url Silvers5 As seen on EE

no it's just that you didn't define and open a connection for the recordset! you should do it before openening a recordset, you only supplied the connection string.. rgrds don't forget to close and clean at the end rs.close:set rs=nothing cn.close: set cn=nothing where cn is the connection...

Hi you'll need to post then redisplay the page that contains the frames.. the second frame that display data will be an asp that fetches info from the database.. rgrds Silvers5 As seen on EE

yes.. also a half/half way is to store the data in temporary flat files (txt) .. but this is some kind of db storing.. Silvers5 As seen on EE