Jeff,
Thanks a lot for telling me this! I am using Win 98 with IE6 and Firefox 1.0.
This was really getting up my nose and to be honest I haven't even considered the operating system part of the problem.
I'll leave the code as it is.
Thanks ...
remco
I am trying to change the source of an image. Works fine in IE but not in Firefox. Can anybody see what I am doing wrong?
The new image is loaded and then new dimensions (
width, height) are applied.
The code below can just be copied and pasted in your favourite editor:
<html>
<head>...
shrubble,
Support for IE Mac is indeed not too great! Not many people use it ... but this might not be very usefull for you.
I suggest you go to www.ccscreator.com. There are a couple of guys on the forum who might be able to help you further with your problems if you are specific.
Hi,
Can anybody help me along?
I have a XML file which needs to be transformed to HTML.
There is 1 tag which contains escaped HTML code:
<text>
<body bgcolor="#AAFAFE">
<center>You are not logged in</center><br>
etc..
</text>
I would like the contents of this tag...
Thomas,
Although it has no effect on your problem i'd thought I let you know anyway.
IE6 (with script debugging to ON) I get an error on the line in the xslt:
onLoad="makeColumns() (body onload event)
The error says that the Object could not be found (translated from Dutch.)
----
Something...
hi dagger,
Go to this site www.heartprofit.com and check out the source of the frameset. If you use IE then use the 'view source' option from the menu NOT from the right click context menu.
In there you will find a frameset definition and some scripts. The script that you need is called...
The trick is to have a standard style sheet for all standard compliant browsers and then to have a second style sheet with just the exception style rules for IE.
You can do it like this:
<link rel="stylesheet" media="screen" href="http://www.domain.com/standardCSS.css" type="text/css" />...
Hi, I am reading text data out of a Fox Pro table and displaying it using ASP.
Unfortunately I get 2 different results in the 2 major browsers. Firefox seems to work and IE5.5 & 6 does not seem to work.
The problem is that characters like e-accent (é) show up like chinese signs (or japanese)...
DreX,
Thnx for your input, removing those single quotes around #date# worked like a charm.
Sorry for the somewhat late reply ... the weekend got in the way :-)).
Also thnx to Chopstick and Tony ...
Remco
Tnx Chopstick and Tony,
Unfortunately nothing you guys suggested worked.
Tony: this is the result of your suggestion:
SELECT * FROM tbl_Events WHERE EventDate LIKE '#7/8/2004#';
It looks good to me, no errors but also no records showing up.
Does this have anything to do with how your...
Chopstick,
No particular reason why I use LIKE, I copied it from some old code. This is not causing the problem. I just tested it.
What do you mean MS Access requires # around dates?
tnx.
I am trying to filter a record set on a date like so:
SQLstmt = SQLstmt & "WHERE EventDate LIKE " & DateValue(Request.Form("DateInput"))
Unfortunatly, it does not work. It just does not show any records. There is no error. What am I doing wrong?
Other info:
ASP classic
MS Access 2000
PWS
I have added several custom fields to the Task. Let's call them MyField001 and MyField002.
I want to read these values from code in Access.
The code I have so far:
Function ReadingFolder()
Dim ol As Outlook.Application
Set ol = CreateObject("Outlook.Application")
Dim fd As Outlook.MAPIFolder...
Alec,
We have solved the problem. You were right in a sense (so a star for that), we needed to install a development framework but it wasn't .NET but it was an earlier version of Visual Studio.
The missing .dll was part of an earlier Visual Studio runtime which used to be installed on the...
This site uses cookies to help personalise content, tailor your experience and to keep you logged in if you register.
By continuing to use this site, you are consenting to our use of cookies.