It sounds like all you want to do is execute an SQL "select" statement against your database and populate a listbox with the manufacturer's names from the resulting recordset, then save the name chosen by the user along with the other form data.
For ASP, you'll need to know ActiveX...
The navigate method can't do what you want, so use the open method on the window object like this:
Sub btnArchive_onclick()
window.open "http://www.yahoo.com"
end sub
You have a permissions problem. If you're trying to connect to a web server as an anonymous user, which is usually the case, then that user does not have read (or some other) permissions to the default page or directory on the server, or to another page, file, directory, or process that the...
When installing via the Windows Installer, you are not provided with that kind of choice. The Installer has control and will decide what to do based on the results of a rather complex process described below. The version numbers referred to here are internal to the executable file (exe, ocx...
Cookie values are stored using the Response object like this:
Response.Cookies("name") = "Homer"
The value can be retrieved using the Request object in the onload event like this:
dim strName
Sub Window_OnLoad
strName = Request.Cookies("name")
end sub
Hope...
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