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Is there a way to save pdf's instead of opening them in explorer when you left click or even just stopping them from opening. I presume that there must be an easy way to do this but I cant seem to find it. Thanks in advance

Can you search the text within the files as well

Sorry, might be me being stupid but what is index server, i've never heard of it?

Is there a way to read the head content on your pages to provide your own google type search utility. I have seen ones knocking around but I just wondered if it is possible to do yourself in asp Thanks in advance phonez

Thanks, How stupid do I feel

Hi all, This might be the easiest question on this forum this week but I am having problems and its driving me nuts. I am pulling some data from a database and writing it to text fields in a form so I can change values and save them. The problem that I am having is that if there are any spaces...

I have got it sorted now thanks. It was a problem with the way I was opening my query but it works like a dream now

Does not have any effect unfortunately. It cant be that difficult surely! I'll think of another way around it Thanks anyway Jon

The error is actually coming up with the rs.cursorlocation=aduseclient statement. The sql statement should be fine because it was working fine before I started trying to do the recordset paging. Here is the code that I am using query.cursorlocation=3 query.CursorType=3 'staticrecordset...

if I try using that I get Arguments are of the wrong type, are out of acceptable range, or are in conflict with one another. thanks jon

I am using access but I have looked at examples using access and they work fine. Could there be something that I am doing wrong?

I have tried various methods from the web to try and do this but I cannot seem to be able to get it to work. I am trying to use rs.absolutepage but it comes up with an error saying Object or provider is not capable of performing requested operation. It is starting to drive me crazy now so...

Sorry for the long delay in replying. I have been trying out both ways, creating an odbc connection and linking the tables through the odbc in access. For some reason I cannot connect to the database in asp. Is there a way to specify a password for linked tables because I believe this could be...

I am currently looking for a way to query a field in an access database against a field in an SQL server database. Is this possible or do the fields have to be in the same database Thanks in advance

This might be a simple question for some people out there but here goes. Is it possible to set up a print server which will manage 6 parallel printers either connected to it or over a network. I have looked at netports and adapter cards but is there an easier way? Thanks in advance

Unfortunately I dont believe this is possible. I had the same problem only a few weeks ago. Apache does not support ASP at all, only Windows platforms do because it was written by microsoft. The only was you could get around this is to either learn a new language like JSP which will work in...

This is the code that i've got: num = Cint(session("client_id")) . . strquery = "select * from system where client_no = '" & num & "'" set query = objconn.execute(strquery) . . The client_no in system is a number anyway but I still appear to be getting a data...

I realise that this might be the most easiest thing to do but for some reason I cant get it to work. All I am trying to do is convert the value in a session variable into an integer so I can conpare it with a record in a database. The term 'can't see the woods for the trees' comes to mind

Thanks, in the end I decided that it was too much hassle and I decided to hold my asp files on a windows platform with IIS and just link between them.

I haven't actually got the server here with me, it's being hosted in Austria. Basically he does not know what the problem is and I have only ever used IIS before. When trying to run the page http://www.thexchangepub.com/messageboard.asp an error comes up. I have no idea what the problem is but...