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  1. rekcut01

    Taking input on a hidden text field?? Can it be done??

    Actually, I resolved the problem.... but thanks for the insults... ummmm I mean help.... <HTML> <HEAD> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <TITLE>HP Security</TITLE> </HEAD> <!-- <BODY background="c:\xampp\cgi-bin\IDSSlogo.bmp" BGPROPERTIES="FIXED"/> --> <BODY...
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    Taking input on a hidden text field?? Can it be done??

    Let me be more clear Chris, I have little experience in HTML... lots of experience in other languages...
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    Taking input on a hidden text field?? Can it be done??

    spamjim, Its nohing more than a STDIN device, it acts just like a HID keyboard except it appends a C/R onto the end of what it scans. I have a bar code on the visitors badge I create, so when they scan themselves out my function takes the number, searches thru an Excel spread sheet to find...
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    Taking input on a hidden text field?? Can it be done??

    Hello all, I'm having trouble making a hand scanner work, what I would like to do is hide a field on my first page and put the focus on that field and wait for STDIN. But if a visitor comes in make them click on the "Name field" and take the focus away, let me show you my code: <HTML>...
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    Help catching STDIN in background

    Is there a way to catch <STDIN> from a background process running in windows? I want to write a service that loops, running it in the back ground and just listen for <STDIN>, when it gets input go automatically and run a perl program. #!c:/dwimperl/perl/bin/perl.exe # PERL MODULES WE WILL...
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    MS Access query with &quot;:&quot; as last character in the column name

    Hey guys, Your suggestions helped and he got it to run!! Thanks very much. Unfortunately he left for the day and didn't explain to me what was happening. I will get the info in the morning and will post it to you. Your help was very appreciated! Thanks again --Rick
  7. rekcut01

    MS Access query with &quot;:&quot; as last character in the column name

    The above error on line 90, and the debug.print strSQL isn't printing anything but when he takes out the [Branch Name:] it returns everything as in: rs.Open "Select * from Data (yes I know Data is a bad name, do you think that might be the problem? Is data a reserved word in MS Access? -- Rick
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    MS Access query with &quot;:&quot; as last character in the column name

    Yes Andy I did and I appreciate the help. Its still getting the same error --Rick
  9. rekcut01

    MS Access query with &quot;:&quot; as last character in the column name

    Andy, Getting the following error, I suspect he's not getting one of his variables set like he thinks is it. Error Description:No value given for one or more required parameters. Error at line :90 Error Number :-2147217904 -- Rick
  10. rekcut01

    MS Access query with &quot;:&quot; as last character in the column name

    Thanks Andy! I agree with you, Data is a bad name for a table.... thankfully I didn't create it or have to support it. I will have him give this a try. Most appreciate the help. Rick
  11. rekcut01

    MS Access query with &quot;:&quot; as last character in the column name

    I think its a char, the Branch numbers are like: BR341 BR342 BR343 Etc.... Thanks again Rick
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    MS Access query with &quot;:&quot; as last character in the column name

    Sub CreateAndRunQuery() Dim cn As Object, rs As Object Dim intColIndex As Integer Dim DBData As String Dim TargetRange As Range Dim MyValues() As Variant Dim i As Integer Dim Ca As Range 10...
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    MS Access query with &quot;:&quot; as last character in the column name

    Friends, I'm trying to help out a co-worker with his query. The person that set up the MS Access database put a ":" at the end of the column name. "Branch Number:" so when he does his select: rs.Open "Select * from Data where [Branch Number:] =" & Ca, cn it doesn't work. I told him I think...
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    Starting program upon scan with LS2208

    Hello everyone, Is there a way to start a program on the scan event? for example, I thought the <prefix><data><suffix> would work but I can't find any documentation or examples. What I have is a perl program that opens an excel spread sheet and scans a certain column until it finds the...

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