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Brian, Thanks for your input. I resolved my issue a different way. On the window onload event for the default page, I used the following: On Error Resume Next Set test = CreateObject("WScript.Shell") If Err.Number = 429 then "load the instruction page" End If...

Thanks for that information, but I am not trying to determine if they have a control, but if they can run the control based on their IE security settings. I want to know if it is possible to read the registry (not change it) via the web application, or find some other way of knowing that their...

I know how to enable IE to allow ActiveX controls to run, but I am trying to determine if a user has these settings enabled. I have a web application for my company intranet, and I have to call a few activeX controls. However, I know that most people do not have these settings set, so I want to...

Thank you for the response, but I fixed my problem after posting this message. I forgot to come back and post it was fixed!! I had been using vbscript when I first started writing asp pages, but I have learned to like just how much you cn do with javascript!! I will now use javascript for both...

I have tried a few different attempts to get form data inserted into my db to no avail. The form that is submitted is dynamically created and could have several hundred form elements. I can get the values into an array and that is working fine. The 2 arrays I have are called fields and...

I finaly resolved by declaring it as the control during design time and then changing it to object before I run it. I am going to try a strtup function that will basically change the declaration with boolean algebra and if then statements!! Thnaks for the help!!

If I try to use Me.glxCtl1, it only shows functions and properties of MS Access itself. The declaration gCtl As glxCtl allows the ability to use the functions of the control. I will try to declare it as an object to see if it will work. However, the purpose of the control was to avoid having to...

Not Sure exactly what you are saying, but declaring it this way saves a lot of typing since you get the happy box that comes up with all the functions and stuff. I thought it was a problem with VBA, but I don't know. The code for the form treats it like a regular access control because I can't...

Public gCtl As glxCtl Public CX As CXXX (glxCtl is the registered name of the control and these comands are in a module that defines a lot of constants) Private Sub Form_Load() Set gCtl = Me.glxCtl1 End Sub (glxCtl1 is the name of the control that is on the form (Form1) If I type gCtl...

Hello, I have a large problem and have been racking my noodle trying to figure it out. I have a form in MS Access that has an ActiveX control on it. It has a name and some events. I have some classes that need to talk to this control. I vba code I assign a name as a New ControlX and can then...

I apologize, but I thought you were using Access and just referring to a table. If this is the case, you setup any field using design view of the table and then set the property of the field by clicking next to it. The last choice should be lookup wizard or lookup list. When you choose that...

Well, in most cases, my experience has shown that if it is a sitem being printed, you will not be able to stop it using code, or possibly not at all. This is due to the current speed and size of the spoolers today. When you click print, the system dumps the file to the printer and it will print...

The easiest way you could do this is set the property of the field to Lookup Wizard. The wizard will ask if you want to use a table or type in the values. Just tell it what table and field holds the data you want and voila! Then you should be able to set the listbox on the form just fine. No...

I had tried for a few weeks to find a way to store email addresses in a table called Employees. All the basic info is on this table and is modified by using the Employee form. I added a textbox to this form and set its visible property to false and then named it EmailNameformatted. This helped...