Not sure if this should go in ASP.NET or VB.NET so I am placing it in both.
I am creating a web page that takes information from a form and populates "bookmarks" in a Word template.
The process works great during VS debug on my localhost, but when I try to run it on the server I get the...
Not sure if this should go in ASP.NET or VB.NET so I am placing it in both.
I am creating a web page that takes information from a form and populates "bookmarks" in a Word template.
The process works great during VS debug on my localhost, but when I try to run it on the server I get the...
Thanks, Isadore, for your response.
Unfortunately, that did not work. The cboDAUser combo box object actually resides on the calling page (Criteria.ascx) and used by the called page (Search.aspx). The need is to populate a variable on the Search.aspx page from the Criteria.ascx combo box...
Here's my setup:
I have a web control, Criteria.ascx, that contains a form used to enter search criteria. The user fills in data for the fields they want to search on. Some are text boxes and some are dropdown lists.
When the form is submitted it loads the Search.aspx page. This is the page...
Here's my setup:
I have a web control, Criteria.ascx, that contains a form used to enter search criteria. The user fills in data for the fields they want to search on. Some are text boxes and some are dropdown lists.
When the form is submitted it loads the Search.aspx page. This is the page...
I am using Access97. Have two databases 1) back-end with only tables, 2) front-end with tables linked, forms, reports, etc.
Front-end has custom developed security allowing user to only flow through forms. Cannot create create, modify, or delete any objects.
Back-end has database password...
I created two forms and used your code. No problems. Here is what I have:
Form Name: Form1 (with 1 text box: req_idx and 1 button: cmdOpenItemApproval)
Private Sub cmdOpenItemApproval_Click()
On Error GoTo Err_cmdOpenItemApproval_Click
Dim stDocName As String
Dim stLinkCriteria As...
I have a common dialog Active X control on my form. After selecting a file from the dialog box, I insert the .filename returned into a text box on the form. How can I get the dialog box to return the UNC instead of the drive path?
Example -
returns: P:\DirName\FileName.txt
want...
I have an MS-Access app that I want to copy some .dll files to the system directory. How can I get the correct path for this directory without knowing what operating system the user has on their workstation?
[sadeyes]
Thank you junior1544 for your suggestion. I tried something very similar but it won't let me add parameters to it.
Thanks to dsi [thumbsup2] for the suggestion that steered me to this solution [wiggle] :
Option Explicit
Public Declare Function fCreateShellLink Lib "Vb5stkit.dll"...
Thanks to dsi [thumbsup2] for the suggestion above. I needed to be able to include the parameter to use an MS-Access workgroup that is being used by the database.
[wiggle] I played with this for quite some time the arrive at this solution:
Option Explicit
Public Declare Function...
Thanks do [thumbsup2] dsi for the suggestion above. I needed to be able to include the parameter to use an MS-Access workgroup that is being used by the database.
[wiggle] I played with this for quite some time the arrive at this solution:
Option Explicit
Public Declare Function...
I have an MS-Access application that uses a workgroup. Using VBA, I want the user to click on a button that will create a shortcut to the application with the /wrkgrp parameter added to the target string (example: D:\MyProgram\MyAccessApp.mdb /wrkgrp d:\MyProgram\MyAccessSecurity.mdw)
[sadeyes]...
I have an MS-Access application that uses a workgroup. Using VBA I want the user to click on a button that will create a shortcut to the application with the /wrkgrp parameter added to the target string (example: D:\MyProgram\MyAccessApp.mdb /wrkgrp d:\MyProgram\MyAccessSecurity.mdw)
[sadeyes]...
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