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I am going to try patching a couple of cables together, and hook them up to an adaptor. See if that works Life is a journey that always ends up in the same place

Thanks porkchopexpress, that is what I meant! Thanks again, I will look into it, and let you know. Richard Life is a journey that always ends up in the same place

What sort of cables do you use?, the switches themselves are just plugged with a 3 point ordinary plug!, but the UPS needs the standard PC plug type. Life is a journey that always ends up in the same place

Hi, I am running a SBS 2003 server, and it is hooked up to a UPS, the trouble is, is that during powercuts, the network switches go down, (the supply the broadband conn.), so I am wondering if there is any way I could hook them up to the UPS to prevent this happening? Thanks in advance Life is...

I think it might just be :-) Life is a journey that always ends up in the same place

Hi, Would this be the code to 'Check' the box if the value in the DB is Yes, and not check the box if the value is "" or isNull? <Input type="checkbox" name="fieldname" <%If (rsCheckUser("fieldname"))="Yes" THEN response.write "Checked"%> value="Yes"> Life is a journey that always ends up in...

It needs to be selected if there IS data in the db, rather than not selected. Life is a journey that always ends up in the same place

Hi, back again...slight issue, the orignal code, as posted above, was missing a couple of )'s, at the end of the first 'educationrecruitmentdifficulties', this has now caused it not to work, and all the check boxes come checked when the db is cleared. Any ideas? [code] <input type="checkbox"...

Right, i see how it is altered Life is a journey that always ends up in the same place

Well, isNull and "" are recognised differently by Access, (I dont know if same applies to MySQL/ Oracle etc), I will look into it though, i think when the table is just blank, and never been updated, it is fine, however, after the update, the update inserts a blank field as "", which then when...

Thanks to you both Tek-tips shines through again. DotNetGnat - would this be worth making an FAQ for? Life is a journey that always ends up in the same place

DotNetGnat - Your solution works straight away, without the "" part included.....why is that? Life is a journey that always ends up in the same place

Yeah, I was experimenting, I am going to have go with that. I have the problem that an empty field in Access is actually "", rather than just blank. So, to come over that I had to put <% If IsNull(rsCheckUser("educationrecruitmentdifficulties")) or...

It would have done if I hadnt of just copied and pasted the code twice. Sorry guys <% If IsNull(rsCheckUser("educationrecruitmentdifficulties")) Then %> <p> <input type="checkbox" name="educationrecruitmentdifficulties" value="Yes"> </p> <% Else %> <% If...

Hi, without going against the flow or anything, I did it like this, <% If IsNull(rsCheckUser("educationrecruitmentdifficulties")) Then %> <p> <input type="checkbox" name="educationrecruitmentdifficulties" value="Yes"> </p> <% Else %> <% If rsCheckUser("educationrecruitmentdifficulties") =...

Yeah, that makes perfect sense!, thanks alot....I will go and try it, just needed that little extra clarification. Thanks Again Life is a journey that always ends up in the same place

Hi thanks again, it isnt really number of users, more number of boxes, each with a different name/value, so that would be quite a heavy piece of code per box would it not? Life is a journey that always ends up in the same place

Right...I sort of see where you are coming from, but wont the value of the check need to be CHECKED?, as this is an updateble page, will that work, AND, (sorry for the questions), I have about 8 checkboxes, so will this scale up?, i dont have time to do massive amounts of testing you see, just...

After reading the FAQs, they specifically relate to a series of checkboxes which have the same group name, I am wonering how I might get the value of the checkbox from the DB, and get the box to be checked. I tried an If Statement, which didnt work... <% If...

Access is changing my default value to -1, and 0 as in true and false, but I have fixed it by changing my field values. Life is a journey that always ends up in the same place