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Hi all, So I recently upgraded my XP/IIS6 machine to a VISTA/IIS7 machine and the code that created the ContentRotator object no longer works. I did some research and found that this component is no longer supported in VISTA/IIS7 so to get it working you have to install the component yourself...

Sorry if I confused you edfair - the 2 second cycle was due to a bad stick of memory. After I figured that out I kind of started a new, unrelated question about the PSU. Basically I was plugging the PSU into the wall and connected it to 1 case fan only and it wouldn't fire up. But from the...

OK so it turns out that 1 of my 4 sticks of memory was bad. Im running off 2 of my good ones and everything is fine. I'm in the process of loading Windows now. 1 quick question. Early in my build process i thought i'd try to boot up but the PSU wouldn't even turn on. I only had the PSU...

Got it. Thank you.

Hi, thanks for that super quick reply. How do I "short the pins" to get it to start.

Hi all, I just built a new computer and tried to power it up for the first time. It powers on (lights up / fans spin) for about 2 seconds and then it just powers off. After 1 second it powers up again for 2 seconds and then powers off. This repeats indefinitely until I turn off the PSU. It...

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Hi all, I'm a novice when it comes to building computers and hardware specs etc. I want to get the correct RAM so that I am using it to its fullest potential. CPU: Intel Core 2 E8500 Motherboard: Gigabyte X48-DS5 Memory: ??? DDR2 1200 ??? 1) First of all, the cpu runs at 1333FSB but my board...

For one you got all your <% and %> mixed up. Try <% Set MyDirectory=Server.CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject") Set MyFiles=MyDirectory.GetFolder(Server.MapPath("/mums/mull")) For each filefound in MyFiles.files Response.Write ("<a href=""" & "/mums/mull/" & filefound.Name & """>" &...

First try hardcoding the SQL string. As in, don't take in a variable from the querysting but instead type in an ID that you know will give you back results. If that doesnt work, post the entire relevant code and tell me which line is causing the error. i suspect you arent setting the recordset...

I see a few things off the bat: 1) If ID is a numeric field, then you do not need to surround it with single quotes. 2) I would do a Trim() on the request.querysting. Some browsers add white space before or after which could throw things off. So. Trim(Request.Querystring("ID")) 3) I don't...

using what you started in your first post: Do Until rsSQL.EOF sql = "" sql = "INSERT INTO inv (col1,col2,col3,etc...) " sql = sql & "VALUES('" & rsSQL("ItemNumber") & "','" sql = sql & rsSQL("Description1") & "','" . . . conn.Execute sql rsSQL.MoveNext Loop That is...

Access keeps an internal count of total number of fields in a table and has a limit of 255 fields per table. Each time you modify a field or add a field, this count increases by 1. When you delete a field, Access does NOT reset this counter. So it's possible for you to have less than 255 fields...

First of all, do you have to do this as a web app? Could you just save the results of your SQL query as an excel spreadsheet and then load your Access database from that excel sheet? If you need it to load from an ASP page then it could be kinda slow depending on the number of records you're...

or you can save the webfile using the UTF-8 encoding. That is the better way. You don't want to have ascii values in the database.

you could check Request.ServerVariables(HTTP_REFERER)

try doing a replace of vbcrlf with <br /> as in: Replace(text,vbcrlf,"<br />")

Have you tried printing out the value of Request.QueryString("Skip")? Its obviously not "Yes" if you can't get that first part to run.

In Breakfastconfirn.asp <% response.write request.form("txtSurname") 'or Dim strSurname strSurname = request.form("txtSurname") %>

Here is the answer. From IIS enable the "Check that file exists" option for asp pages.