Very simple non-critical password prompt where the password is equal to the page name (Stuff.htm):
<script language="javascript">
<!-- begin
function Enter() {
var location;
var password;
password=this.document.entryform.inputbox.value
location=password + ".htm"
fetch(location)...
tsuji, thanks for your help (you too bslintx!)
This worked:
<%
IF (Not isNull(rsRoomRoster("RoomHoldDate"))) AND isNull(rsRoomRoster("AdmissionDate")) THEN
Response.Write "<td>" & rsRoomRoster("ResName") & " Room on Hold</td>"
ELSE
Response.Write "<td>" & rsRoomRoster("ResName") & "</td>"
END IF
%>
Get 'Object Required' error on the first line of my IF statement:
<%
IF (rsRoomRoster.Fields.Item("RoomHoldDate").Value IS NOT NULL) AND (rsRoomRoster.Fields.Item("AdmissionDate").Value IS NULL) THEN
Response.Write("<td>")
Response.Write(rsRoomRoster.Fields.Item("ResName").Value)...
The following statement works fine in MySQL query editor, and DWMX recordset builder but gives the following error when trying to display in browser(PHP):
Parse error: parse error, unexpected T_CONSTANT_ENCAPSED_STRING...
Here's my SQL:
SELECT residents.Resident_ID...
The following statement works fine in MySQL query editor, and DWMX recordset builder but gives the following error when trying to display in browser:
Parse error: parse error, unexpected T_CONSTANT_ENCAPSED_STRING...
Here's my SQL:
SELECT residents.Resident_ID...
Both of these work to a certain degree, but neither is returning the desired result.
CREATE TEMPORARY TABLE `tmplist`
SELECT medicalrecords.resident_id, medicalrecords.medicalrecorddate
FROM medicalrecords
GROUP BY medicalrecords.resident_ID;
SELECT residents.resident_id, residents.lastname...
I have a problem with a carriage return at the beginning of each row of data being exported as a .csv file. My code:
<% Response.Buffer="true" %>
<!--#include file="../Connections/ConnWilbanks.asp" -->
<%
Dim rsDistList
Dim rsDistList_numRows
Set rsDistList =...
I have about 10 pages of text that looks something like this: 9/12/2003,1098,9/15/2003,3421,10/1/2003,7856 etc.
I would like to replace the comma between the last digit of the number and the first digit of the date with a carriage return. Can I do this with a wildcard string?
I'll try to make this as clear as I can.
User enters number of guests, selects event, then preferably through an onBlur event, an equal number of input text boxes appear. On submit the guest name(s) will be inserted into a MySQL db.
<form name="guestlist"...
Converting Access 2K db to MySQL, have field with default value set to display 4-digit random number:
=Int(Rnd()*9999)
How can I convert this to MySQL?
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