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xmldom
Hi, I'm testing a script that is using xml.http. Now, I'm a real newbee in this, so forgive me if this question sounds a bit strange. I'm running iASP on Linux and Apache. As I discovered, iASP does not support xml.http. Basicly I wonder what the difference is between using asp.http and...- aasterud
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multi language website --swapping between languages--
Hi Paul, This sound logical, yes. But the reason I'm using UltraDev is because of the easy interface. I know how to read the asp code, but I'm no hero in writing it. So I wonder if you could guide me step-by-step through the interface: what to select, what to create, etc. ? Maybe to help you... -
multi language website --swapping between languages--
Hi all, I have an ASP webpage, and a database where I keep a table containing: language, textname, text ------------------------ uk, welcome, Hi you all uk, anothertext, Nice to see you no, velkommen, Hei på deg no, annentext, Hyggelig å se deg On the page layout, I have a menu "choose... -
Frontpage 2000 & Mysql
Hi, Have a look at the topic "mySQL and multiple databases". I believe this will probably help you in the right direction. Harry -
Frontpage 2000 & Mysql
Hi, Have a look at the topic "mySQL and multiple databases". I believe this will probably help you in the right direction. Harry -
one mysql installation, multiple dbase directories
I'm using myODBC to connect and export access db to mySQL. Standard procedure is for me to create a new user, and assign his rights to the new "empty" db. Now the user can open access, and export his db to the mysql server. Doing so, he connects to the server at port 3306, and the... -
one mysql installation, multiple dbase directories
Hi, The way things are running now, a user connects to the mySQL server and does the upload in the .../var directory, which is the default location for all databases. The link I made projects the database into the user directory. This way, a du -skL gives me an idea on how much space this user... -
one mysql installation, multiple dbase directories
Hi, Indeed, this works fine. But following problem showed: Default upload (or entry) for mySQL is port 3306, at /usr/local/mysql/var. I made a ln -s to /home/<user>/db/. Running diskquota for this user results in the fact that it doesn't takes the link in consideration. So therefore I wonder... -
one mysql installation, multiple dbase directories
Hi, Default Mysql stores its databases in /usr/local/mysql/var. I can change the parameter in mysql.server, but this affects all databases. What I need is this: user 1 has a virtual domain, and stores his databases in /home/user1/www/db/ user 2 has a virtual domain, and stores his databases...
