Well,
Recordcount returns -1
I also tried to use maxRecords but it didn't help.
The problem is very unclear... I can't exactly tell what happens after the 245th record...
I can try to explain though:
My function goal is to build an html code as a one big string and then show it to the...
I have a very strange problem...
I have a query which should return all the records from one table. I'm using ADO from my ASP page in order to do this.
I have a weird problem that after 245 records it would stop my whole function and wouldn't throw any error... it'd just stop...
Someone knows...
Hmmmm... Could you add a short sample code?
XMLDOM is really bad documented and I can't find nothing about it...
Thanks ---------------
"Young and hostile, but not stupid" (Blink 182)
ASP .NET has a great support for Crystal Reports. Have you thought of moving on to ASP .NET?
ASP will make it hard on you to use Crystal Reports although it's possible...
Shay ---------------
"Young and hostile, but not stupid" (Blink 182)
Hi,
I have a question. I couldn't find documentation about it on the net so I hope the pro's here will help.
Well, I have an xml which looks like:
<MyXMLTree>
<FirstName>
<width>200px</width>
<DefValue>Your name here</DefValue>
</FirstName>
</MyXMLTree>
Anyway, I'd like to know...
hahaha
ucvhost came up, lately, with a decision that they do not allow any action with or on files... So you won't be able to upload files, use xml or even send an email attachment through your pages... That's what I call a REALLY BAD host... :-)
Anyway, that's not a problem, my host now is...
Sorry... I didn't know that [ red ] [ / red ] was used here... :-)
I hope you got the idea in spite of the red text there...
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"We'll never give up, it's no use" (Blink 182)
There are 2 good options -
1. Replace, for example, every "Dim" with "<font color=red>Dim</font>"
2. A better solution, which will prevent coloring words that are not related to the code (for instance, "dim" in a comment...), will be to use tags.
Here is an...
That's not an option...
I fell we lose the point here - Can ASP files be encrypted and stay active?
If yes, how?
Thanks
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"We'll never give up, it's no use" (Blink 182)
I know that... I am talking about a situation when other people have access (via FTP) to my files.
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"We'll never give up, it's no use" (Blink 182)
This cannot be achieved with a simple include.
You will have to read the html page like a text file and output its lines to your asp page.
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"We'll never give up, it's no use" (Blink 182)
I would like to encrypte my project's asp files, so other people won't be able to steal my code not legally.
Can this be done, while keeping the encrypted ASP files active?
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"We'll never give up, it's no use" (Blink 182)
Jason,
What I asked is that if there is a way to make a function that its amount of variables is not known. Array is not an option...
I want to implement a function which will react about the same like printf (C++) or WriteLine (C#)...
Args[] wasn't such a good example I know...
Thanks!
Shay...
Hi,
I want to create a function which I can't know for certain how much variables will be passed to it.
I'd like to know if there is something like args[] (from c++) so I can write something like this:
function DoSomething( MyVar, ... )
{
for each Elem in args
' ...
next
}
Thanks...
Is there a way to get the table names from an MS-Access database by SQL only?
I know that in Oracle, for instance, that will be accomplish easily (SELECT table_name from tabs...)
Thanks,
Shay
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"We'll never give up, it's no use" (Blink 182)
craigey,
The good old HTML will come handy here:
<EMBED SRC="example.mid" AUTOSTART="TRUE" LOOP="TRUE" WIDTH="145" HEIGHT="60" ALIGN="CENTER">
<NOEMBED>
<BGSOUND SRC="example.mid" LOOP="10">
</NOEMBED>
</EMBED>...
You will never be able to fetch visitor's email addresses. Think of it - If this could be done, then noone would be able to control their email box from spam and viruses... One would consider such thing as the worst privacy issue...
Another reason is that users intend to have multiple email...
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