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You can submit the page using javascript without the user intervention. After running your subroutine, just right following javascript code: <script langauge=&quot;javascript&quot;> document.forms[0].action=&quot;somefile.asp&quot;; document.forms[0].submit(); </script>

The DBQ path you are using in the connection string for DBO will be different for your server where you have hosted your site. Try using the Request.ServerVariables (&quot;APPL_PHYSICAL_PATH&quot;) and then concat the remaining folders to this path to access the database .mdb you are trying to...

What database are you using? Try to run the query directly in the database and see if you still get 0 or some other value. Hitesh

You can use the querystring exactly the way you have used in normal situations. Hitesh

No. Still you can try typing 'C' & 'O' immediately with no gap in between. This might work. Thanks Hitesh

That is because you are not trying to update a particular record. Everytime you are updating only first record. If you want to update all the records, run it in the loop or use SQL update query rather than using Recordset's update method. Hope this helps Thanks Hitesh

To do it on the client-side using javascript, you can create different arrays for different values, & then based on the value selected in the drop down box, you can load a particular array in the drop down using the javascript. Hitesh

Hi, You can write the size attribute for the text box Hitesh