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I'm having problems getting the BCP to export strings to a tsv file properley. I have a VARCHAR field in that holds strings like '2002-08-19 13:48:36' (converted from DATETIME to VARCHAR). It is my understanding that VARCHAR data is essentially a string, however when I use BCP to export, the...

Thanks for the response. Problem not solved though. I think when RemoveItem is first called it deselects the rest of the items in the list, so only one item gets deleted. I suppose I could load the selected values into an array then loop through the list again turfing out the items that...

I've got a feeling this one should be simple but it is causing me a hedache at the moment, and I can't find a relevant FAQ. I have listbox (multi select) with 'Value List' as a the RowSourceType. I thought something simple like this might work: For Each i in listbox.ItemsSelected...

I am having this exact problem and I can't figure out what is causing it. When I run a query on a TEXT field that contans a large amount of text, it simply displays &quot;<long text>&quot; and when I use DTS to export it to a text file, only the first 1000 characters or so get exported?? Can...

Hi I am certain it is a browser thing so I dont see any point in tearing your hair out over it. There is a solution however but it is a bit long winded. put your entire form on a div then hide the div when required and show the other. Anyway see if this is something like what you want...

Not sure what you mean really but it looks to me as if it is just a formatting problem (HTML). If you don't want the movie to 'float' Try something like: <td valign=&quot;top&quot;> mabey this is nothing to do with your problem? Nice one :)

Call EditPassword()from formValidation() if the data is vilid. Hope this helps. Nice one :)

You could embark on a serious CSS adventure. You would need to use javascript to check the size of the window and alter styles accordingly for font sizes image sizes etc. Not easy or predicatble me thinks. Nice one :)

Wouldn't it be a simpler approach to combine all the data into one form and get your servlet to split the data into 'chunks' and process the 'chunks' seperatley? perhaps your circumstance makes this tricky? Nice one :)

I'm not sure exactly where to start here. I usually try to get the flow down on paper first if its going to be complex. Its also a good idea in my opinion to avoid using NOT '!' where ever possible because it tends to complicates things for me anyway. Sorry cant be much more help. Nice one :)

Thanks tsdragon. Perhaps crazyboybert wanted to know how to change the class definition itself I think that can be done like: classes.myClass.all.color = &quot;blue&quot; classes.myClass.all.fontWeight = &quot;italic&quot; etc.. etc... Not 100% though. Nice one :)

Isn't it : document.form.textBox.className =&quot;myclass&quot; :) Nice one :)

I may be misunderstanding the problem here goes. Format a textbox using the returned value from a function like: <input type=&quot;text&quot; name=&quot;partial2&quot; onChange=&quot;this.value = adjust(this.value)&quot;> This is the least problem prone way I've found. Hope it helps :)...

You can fiddle with your browsers print settings i.e. File/Page Setup then remove the header and footers. As far as I am aware this is the only way. You could inform your site guests of this... Nice one :)