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Yes. For example, in the 'Position' field name of my 'Item' database table there will be SP, MR, CL, C, 1B, 2B... . I want it so that there is a drop down box in the top row (currently a header row that says 'Position') so that if I want to see just the Catchers, I can select 'C' from the drop...

I have been told what I am wanting is easy to do, but I just can't figure it out. What I'd like to do is change my current database listing so that the heading column is a drop down filter, like the excel autofilter function. Below is my current coding. I would like to replace the headings...

Thanks for the help. I had to make a couple of corrections, though. Here is the corrected script in case anyone else needs it: Dim DiffHrs, DiffMin, DiffSec DiffSec = DateDiff("s",Now, rsBid("LastBidTime")) DiffHrs = Fix(DiffSec/3600) DiffSec = DiffSec - DiffHrs * 3600...

I am in the process of putting a countdown timer in my online auction. Right now, I'm using the DateDiff function to figure the Hours, Minutes, and Seconds remaining in the auction. The 2 problems I'm facing are: (1)How do I format the minues and seconds to represent 'real' minutes and...

It worked!!!! [bows down]Thank you.[/Bows]

That's what I'm looking for (I think). Two questions, though: 1. It is and MS Access dBase. Which ' should be changed to #? 2. Exactly where in the script do I add that line? I apologize for being so stupid; this was done by someone else prior and, in addition to me never using asp...

I am in the process of creating an online 'auction'. I have two tables in my access dbase labled 'Item' and 'Bid'. Within the 'Item' table are field names ItemID, ItemName, ExpirationDate, and ItemStatus. Within the 'Bid' table are field names ItemID, and BidClose. My script in addbid.asp...

Got it to work. Thanks again

Just so I make sure I understand what you've said, my script should now look like this?: <SCRIPT language=&quot;JavaScript&quot;> <!-- var curBid = &quot;<%= varHighBid %>&quot; function VerifyData() { if...

the original formula used is: Bid*(3-ABS(3-Length))+5.47, where length is the length of the contract, and bid is the amount of the contract. varHighBid is the highest bid amount (using the same formula) in the database.

I am in the process of creating a fantasy baseball auction page where you bid on the players by offering them contracts of varoius lengths and amounts. The problem I am having is that it doesn't check to see if a persons offer is the best offer. Below is the script I am using: <FORM...

I am also having similar problems. In my Access Database there is a table (items) with a column(description). Each items' description inludes a separate hyperlink (Item 1's description is www.dontclick.com/1.htm, item 2 is www.dontclick.com/2.htm...) My .asp code is: <% Dim rsItem...