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from your original post, it doesn't look like you're looping over the SchoolName collection on the server side. is this true? the server side code is executed before any client side code. you'd need to perform a loop on the server side and write out the javascript array, e.g. (note this is...

a simple timer could be used: window.setTimeout('myLogoutFunction()', 1000 * 60 * 10); one way would be to store it in cookies if it's under 4k the simple way is to use a plain timer. if the user navigates from the page before the timer then the timer is automatically destroyed. a more...

how about addresses[<%= i %>]= "<%= SchoolName[i] %>"; -jeff www.jeffemminger.com lost: one sig, last seen here.

javascript is case-sensitive. this: <SELECT NAME="SelectURL" onChange="Navigator(nav.selectURL.value)"> should be: <SELECT NAME="SelectURL" onChange="Navigator(nav.SelectURL.value)"> you might run into cross-browser issues with some browsers not reporting the select's selected option when...

thanks - the problem ended up being that i was setting these properties against the CDO.Configuration.Fields instead of CDO.Message.Fields -jeff www.jeffemminger.com lost: one sig, last seen here.

ok, i've googled for hours on this, and i now am setting the importance/priority of my email in SIX fields, and still nothing happens to the priority... it is always sent as "normal": '---- CdoPriorityValues --- Const cdoPriorityNonUrgent = -1 Const cdoPriorityNormal = 0 Const...

also known as "object notation", and similar in syntax to JSON (i don't think JSON technically allows function definitions) -jeff www.jeffemminger.com lost: one sig, last seen here.

prototype Ajax.Request uses the post method by default. you would want to use the GET method only for operations that do not modify data - use POST method for data processing operations ( e.g. /my/app/delete/item_1 ) http://www.w3.org/2001/tag/doc/whenToUseGet.html -jeff...

how about replace_strings = {'abcdef': 'ffffff', 'decfef': 'gggggg'} for key in replace_strings: data_string.replace(key, replace_strings[key]) -jeff www.jeffemminger.com lost: one sig, last seen here.

rac2, if you look a little closer, you'll see that the attribute "target" is not allowed in the Strict DTD -jeff www.jeffemminger.com lost: one sig, last seen here.

if i remember correctly, i used to do it like so: var sql1 = "INSERT INTO Table (LI, LoI) VALUES('" + yco + "', '" + xco + "'); SELECT @@IDENTITY"; var result1 = connection.Execute(sql1); [!]result1.nextRecordset();[/!] newID3 = result1.Fields(0).value; -jeff www.jeffemminger.com lost: one...

my 2c: save yourself some headaches and use one of the well-tested existing ajax libraries, like prototype -jeff www.jeffemminger.com lost: one sig, last seen here.

how about <form action="search.php" method="post" onsubmit="this.target='_blank';" id="search" title="search" dir="ltr" lang="en"> -jeff www.jeffemminger.com lost: one sig, last seen here.

you probably have a form element named "submit"... -jeff www.jeffemminger.com lost: one sig, last seen here.

is your IE security on High, thereby disabling scripts? -jeff www.jeffemminger.com lost: one sig, last seen here.

in Firefox, go to Options > Content > check "Enable Javascript" Advanced > uncheck "Move or resize existing windows" -jeff www.jeffemminger.com lost: one sig, last seen here.

yes, would everyone please stop replying! ;-) -jeff www.jeffemminger.com lost: one sig, last seen here.

how about onmousedown on the document or body object? function hideme() { ... hide the menu ... } document.onmousedown = hideme; document.body.onmousedown = hideme; -jeff www.jeffemminger.com lost: one sig, last seen here.

doesn't mac have something analagous to window's autoexec.bat or linux's .bash_profile? just throw it in there and it gets run at startup. -jeff www.jeffemminger.com lost: one sig, last seen here.

why not split it into an array? ar = "firstName,lastName,firstname.lastname@bankone.com,U999999,12345,CS".split(',') first_name = ar[0] last_name = ar[1] ... -jeff www.jeffemminger.com lost: one sig, last seen here.