Here's the idea:
An XML (xsl?) file with a list like:
<combo1>
<option value="1">One</option>
<option value="2">Two</option>
<option value="3">Three</option>
</combo1>
<combo2>
<option value="A">Aye</option>
<option value="B">Bee</option>
<option...
not sure...
have u done an alert right after the function begins to see whether it is being called or not?
something like..
function gotoPage (aForm, hidden1, val1, hidden2, val2)
{
alert("IT GETS CALLED!");
...
your code..
...
}
Use this to see is the msgbox comes up or not...
hey thanks
in a hurry right now, but man , you've provided me more leads than anywhere else - i am going to test the link when i m in office next..
thanks again Lyra Computing
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Luck is what i need then! I am not so sure i'll get permissions changed..
but , fyi, i can also open the dummy database on my drive (that contains the remote linked table, remember?) OR the remote database directly (both take a heck lot of time) - and then i can run a query within access on the...
hey cmmrfrds, thanks for replying man!
abt the query, i can't change permissions on the folder (no rights u see!). But point is, that I can open it up through windows explorer, and put in the lan id logon, and see the contents (at least read - if not write)
so could dir permissions still be a...
thanks for your suggestions!
i've tried to circumvent the prob by getting direct readonly access to the db.
here's my new prob:
thread181-258016 for your help once again! Lyra Computing
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Hi
I have an access database on a remote folder on the lan. The folder is accessible using a certain lan id and pwd for logon.
I want to query this db using ADO and ODBC or OLE from a VB program. I've mapped the remote folder to F:.
Just to try it out, I create a data project from the app...
thanks for replying!
yes, it is something like -
a local copy local.mdb that has a table tblA
tblA is a linked table to a table tblA in Remote database remote.mdb
I have a VB prog and ASP page, that use ODBC to connect using an MS Access System DSN on my machine that points to local.mdb...
whoops! a new error:
Error - 3265 - Item cannot be found in the collection corresponding to the requested name or ordinal
I just used a new query that goes SELECT TOP 1 * FROM ...
investigating... meanwhile pls let me have your input!
thanks Lyra Computing
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thanks for the replies guys! i am sorry for replying late - and i still need the help!
cmmrfrds - i don't have control over the databsae to be able to change it - i HAVE to use the linked table in the db.
jimmythegeek - i think you are right to an extent. i changed the query to SELECT *...
how do I use ODBC in VB to read from a linked access db?
I have a access db with a table that is actually a linked table to the real table on the network.
i made a VB app, with ADO 2.5, and a system DSN to read from this table. I couldn't and got an error that says "Expression...
I use the Excel lib in an ASP page. The page gets stuck when I save the workbook, it says "Document not saved". Then the reference to the Excel lib is not freed - as a result I have an additional process running. Can't seem to be able to kill it either. I am on IIS and Win2K.
Please...
I use the following code to copy a file on the root folder, in an ASP page:
Set fso = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
Set MyFile = fso.GetFile(Server.MapPath("OldFile.xls"))
newFileName = "NewFile_" & datepart("m", now()) & "_" &...
Hi
I need to be able to save a Usercontrol onto a JPEG/GIF file. Actually the Usercontrol is a chart control - I draw over it using Line etc.., and want to save this as animage.
Any ideas? :) Lyra Computing
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Terry
Thanks a lot for this link
http://wa.apana.org.au/~abrowne/ser-36.html
It solved my prob in a minute!
Thanks again.
BTW, This looks like a great forum!
hardcoder
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