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Thanks so much for the reply. After the upgrade, one of the first things that I had to change was the permissions. IUSR no longer had write access to the database or to underlying files. I have since corrected this problem. I do know that the latest version of MDAC was re-installed after the...

I have a website where one of the requirements is opening Excel documents inside the browser window. The user clicks on a hyperlink and the document opens, using a simple Javascript function to open: function openSheet(path,fName,fType,fMonth,fYear,ffType,fftpPath) {...

I am working with IIS 3.0 (the decision to upgrade is beyond my control) and Internet Explorer Version 5.0. One of the tasks that the website performs is opening Excel spreadsheets in the browser window with .xls extension, not just reading Excel data into HTML. Occasionally, the wrong version...

This seems to be a really simple request, but I just can't figure it out. From my ASP page, I want to automatically launch a spreadsheet I have stored on the server after I have updated some data in that spreadsheet. I have a macro that runs on the opening of the page. Originally, I had it...

Do you have the slashes confused? I have used the syntax "./App.exe" although not in the Shell function.

Bob, Thanks for the reply. I'm currently trying that idea now, although I have only done this with DSNs, so it's kind of slow going. Before I started down that road I tried "Response.Write(Conne)" and that came out with the correct connection string. Any suggestions on how best to...

Just to be clear, when I return to this page the line where I get the error is: "Conne.Open sourceDSN"

I have a page that registers users on my website. Once they have entered information into textboxes and clicked the submit button, they are redirected to a generic page that contains only HTML to say they have successfully registered. I am using a DSN to connect to an Access database, and I...

Thanks. I just included the file (The file name was spelled wrong before). Now, Supports(adAddNew) returns false. Where do I go from here?

Thanks for the help. I tried the "If" statement first. Supports.AddNew returns true. So then I tried displaying the cursor type. To display the cursor type I used: Response.Write(objRecordset.CursorType) The output is 0. What does that mean?

I've an ASP beginner and I am having trouble handling recordsets. Here's a generic sample of my code: DBConnect = "Provider=Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0;Data Source=" & strDBPath & ";" Set cnnSimple = Server.CreateObject("ADODB.Connection") cnnSimple.Open DBConnect...

Thanks for pointing me in the right direction. I didn't find that thread Dave pointed me to because it wasn't in the ASP forum. Dave, I do have a question. I set up your example but when I run it and click the submit button, I get the generic 404 page not found error. Is there something...

I am currently developing a website using ASP. I want to store user information (user id, password, etc.) in a database to accomplish the logon functionality as well as keeping track of user roles and a very small amount of other information not pertaining to users. I cannot use SQL Server...