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Add a new node for TreeData.xml
I'm trying to insert / add a new node into an XML file and I can't seem to figure out the correct scripting (using either vbscript or javascript). Below is a sample of the XML file and I have the area I'm trying to insert a node into with red font. <WebData ID="T0" Desc="Standard Reports"... -
quick question: image toolbar
Two ways to do this: 1st) <META HTTP-EQUIV="imagetoolbar" CONTENT="no"> or 2nd) <img src="my_pic.gif" GALLERYIMG="no"> First disables all image toolbars on a page and the second one will disable a specific image.- mike8675
- Post #2
- Forum: Microsoft: ASP (Active Server Pages)
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Opening .htm files, can you help?
Is your htm file going to be on the cd, or somewhere on the users hard drive? If the htm file is also on the cd, then the following should work for you. You could make a file named autorun.inf for your cd and include the following in the file: [autorun] open=wscript.exe start.vbs When you... -
Opening .htm files, can you help?
Are you looking for something like this? If not, be a little more specific. This script will open your htm page and run an exe file (or any file for that matter). <html> <head> <script language='vbscript'> function open_files dim my_shell, my_path, htm_page, exe_file... -
Object Required Error
Try using set: set menuObj = "Link" & menuID set bkgrnd = "Head" & menuID and set menuObj2 = "Link" & menuID2 set bkgrnd2 = "Head" & menuID2 -
Onclick and href
If it has to be an onClick then use something like: <html> <head> <script language="vbscript"> function click_function location.href="http://yahoo.com" end function </script> </head> <body> <img src="../images/rt.jpg" onClick='click_function'> </body> </html> -
Using IIS for ASP
Try this: open IIS Services, right click on the default website (or your website in the left menu) and select properties. Click on the property tab labeled "ISAPI Filters" and see if ASP is in there. If it isn't, add it. Click on ADD and then Browse. You're looking for ASP.dll...- mike8675
- Post #4
- Forum: Microsoft: ASP (Active Server Pages)
