thanqs DreXor for the helpful reply.... I'm trying the codes now..... mmm.... but still if it's possible.... do you know how to generate the folder and file list exactly like the format.... it is actually because I found I script on the 'link tree' , and it uses the exact format of javascript...
I'm trying to display my folders and subfolders of a parent folder in format exactly like :
[Parent Folder 1
[SubFolder1,
[Folder2],
[Folder3],
[Folder4]
],
[SubFolder2,
[Folder2],
[Folder3],
[Folder4]
],
]
but it didn't work. The part which i'm unable to...
yup... you're right... it is my norton... I had disabled my Norton Antivirus Script Blocking feature and it could run straight away...
Thank you very much.....
I'm using Win XP Service Pack 2... and it seem to work with the Win firewall...
Thank you again...
I'm trying to create folder using ASP script below... but when opening the page..it loads for 'quite a time'.... almost like it hangs... but noe folder was created...
What is the problem...?
<%
Dim myFSO
Set myFSO = Server.CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")...
I was thinking of doing a streaming system, (juz like launchcast/yahoo.com) using asp, where users can play the song they want, and then continue to play other songs, after the previous song had finished...... Songs will be on mp3's with MS access database.
Do you guyz have any ideas or...
Hi ChrisHirst(My saviour)... It's you again.....
That was it... After a few more while revising the codes, than I thought of the same thing..... actually the error was after the codes... when I retrieve the record using the rs again on the seperate block....
I solve the problem..... verry...
Hi guyz... I'm back with another problem.... I'm using the codes to display all record from a table...
<%
Dim cn
Dim rs
Dim sqlstring
Dim theSubject
Dim theContent
Dim theCategory
Set cn = Server.CreateObject("ADODB.Connection")
Set rs = Server.CreateObject("ADODB.RecordSet")
dataConn=...
Thank You again ChrisHirst,
you saved me twice...
And for the 'With' thing, okay i'll use it from now on("perhaps after i finish the page").....
I even tried to assign the rs("Subject") and rs("Content") each into a variable before displaying them.... It worked okay!...
Thanks again.....
:)
Below are the codes for my .asp page.... It's kindda weird... I've tried to display multiple recordsets values usin rs("") on different places on a page... but it dispaly only 1 of the rs("")
The rs("Subject") field and rs("Content") field are Memo Data type....
As you can see, I'd tried to...
Thanks ChrisHirst,
I got tired of trying all types of locks and cursortypes, and finally I used another SQL query to update the records. It worked.... I'll try the Cursor Type and lock you gave me.... At least I know now...
Thanks guyz for helping...
:)
I'm trying to update a record by using rs.Update.. Though, it produces error
Error Type :
ADODB.Recordset (0x800A0CB3)
Current Recordset does not support updating. This may be a limitation of the provider, or of the selected locktype.
.....
Set cn = Server.CreateObject("ADODB.Connection")...
Hey guyz... how about using rs.Update instead of using swlstring.... I've trie'd to open a table and then update it using rs.Update... Which locktype or command should we use...?
I've tried using the rs.Update but it doesn't work....
Error Type:
ADODB.Recordset (0x800A0CB3)
Current Recordset...
I think I had this problem before.... You may need to download and register CDONTS.dll(I think from the Internet) - try searching it at Yahoo.... And then register the DLL... using the "run" menu from the Start menu... Ohh!.. before downloading the .dll file.... Try searching for CDONTS.dll on...
Hi... I got 2 asp pages... I page is where I created a form dynamically using...
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dataConn= "Driver={Microsoft Access Driver (*.mdb)};DBQ=" & Server.MapPath("cd2buy.mdb")
cn.open dataConn
Set rs = cn.Execute("SELECT * FROM CART...
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