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I've got his IP/Browser version for the IIS log. He is coming in from ATT.NET. Win98/IE6. Might not always be the same IP. Not sure why this has NEVER come up before, anywhere I can find. Would rather know how to use vbscript to filter the uploading for his comment to SQL, but not that swift...

Not sure how the guy is doing it, but he was able to add a long string of characters last night. If validation is done is Java, can the browsers use of java be turned off? I need to switch to more robust 'server-side' asp or something. This is war. Any good code for 'server-side' asp vbscript?

OK. It seems to be doing it, after adding the ID back in. We'll see if the goofball shows up tonight and tries anything. http://www.wmdt.com Thanks for your help. It's been fun and educational.

That made the SQL error out because the <% =intPollID %> was missing in the form. It didn't know which poll to go to. This knows the right poll, but doesn't filter: <table border=&quot;0&quot; width=&quot;100%&quot; cellspacing=&quot;0&quot; cellpadding=&quot;2&quot;> <tr><form...

Ok. That's good. It keeps the 'comment' from freaking. But, as I play with it, from a 'bad-guy' viewpoint, I see he might want to do it to the 'name' field. This seems to guard the 'comment', but the 'name' is unprotected. Can I protect the 'name' field in the same way?

Here is the code for the form. The javascript is in the head... <table border=&quot;0&quot; width=&quot;100%&quot; cellspacing=&quot;0&quot; cellpadding=&quot;2&quot;> <tr><form method=&quot;POST&quot; action=&quot;addComment.asp?id=<% =intPollID %>&quot; id=&quot;comments&quot...

Ooops. De-bugging...When you press &quot;ok&quot;, get the message, and then press the 'submit' button again. It still adds the bogus text.

I love it :) Thanks

I like the idea of looking for spaces between words and limiting word length. Ah, you wouldn't happen to have that substring laying around? Very tantalizing, but I need the code…

In a simple, regular textarea field: <input type=&quot;text&quot; name=&quot;comments&quot; size=&quot;60&quot;> Some goofball is just submitting a repeating character, i.e. &quot;9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999..etc&quot; He might submit 200 repeats of any given character...

I picked up one of these 4000r for £60 not bad considering it actually works, was supplied with cpu and some memory and a console cable. i am however missing the rails and the 2 hard disk mounting brackets. It is model 5863-51y. Does anyone know where i can pick up these parts? Thanks dave...