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Once the page is written out to the client, its written end of story. You can either a) reload the page with an area of content being selected (using asp or javascript) depending on what was submitted on the form or b) use DHTML. If you use DHTML, be especially careful to test on both IE and...

Perhaps you could use the fact that if image maps will send x and y co-ordinates in the URL. E.G <a href=&quot;test.htm&quot;><img src=&quot;.gif&quot; border=&quot;0&quot; ismap></a> <script language=&quot;JavaScript&quot;><!-- str = location.search; if (str != &quot;&quot;) { commaloc =...

I have installed Personal Web Server on Windows 98 1st edition. I am trying to run ASP pages, and find that I can access both HTML and ASP pages OK, but when I try to go to a second ASP page, the download bar moves very slowly and the loading eventually fails. I had PWS on W98 ed.2 at work...

Have you tried removing the & &quot;)&quot; from the end of the sql statement? You should end up with SQLStmt = &quot;DELETE DISTINCTROW lngID FROM employment WHERE lngID = &quot; & lngID I always find that a good way to debug SQL statements is to temporarily put in response.write SQLStmt...

You can use also use the meta refresh tag, which is html <meta http-equiv=&quot;refresh&quot; content=10;URL&quot;> where 10 is the number of seconds that you wait and URL is the page that you redirect to. Make sure you use a semi-colon between the two and get them in the right order - that's...

Just out of interest, you can only have one onload event, but you can have more than one thing happening in that event. You can add more items to the same onload event by seperating them by using a semi-colon e.g. <i>onload=&quot;popupWin('mypage.htm');theform.name.focus()&quot;</i> but I...

Don't refer to the standards for framesets - both netscape nor IE do their own thing on this one. You are right to use the margin attributes in the body tag of the displaying pages. I would use: frameset frameborder=&quot;0&quot; border=&quot;0&quot; framespacing=&quot;0&quot...

I don't know how the rest of your page is set up but I don't think it will work in netscape, or macs as it is using ActiveX. Much better to do the forms in HTML. I don't know what other code Access generated, but my guess is that as long as you preserve things like the form action and method...