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GlennBSI (Visitor): Yes, that is a good suggestion. That is what I was intending to do. I am not sure how to implement this; however, I will try it. Thanks for your input/idea! Carl

Right now I am, from the client-side, calling an asp with a window.open(). The asp called acquires data from SQL Server 7.0 via stored procedure and then changes data on the client document via window.opener.xxxxxxxx.value = whatever. This technique results in a brief opening of a window and...

This example uses a trigger that handles multi-row or single row updates and calls a stored procedure that inserts rows into another table: /****** Object: Trigger dbo.TriggerInsert_IOM Script Date: 2/9/2001 1:24:13 PM ******/ CREATE TRIGGER [TriggerInsert_IOM] ON [OT_OR_Order] FOR INSERT...

I am doing just that and request.querystring is working fine, can you send me the invoking code to: nj5j@yahoo.com and I will take a look.

To do what you are specifying, you are definitely going to have to hand code. You might want to consider stop using WYSIWYG editors now so that you can master the many languages involved. DHTML stands for Dynamic Hypertext Markup Language. DHTML is not a single creature. It is comprised of...

Have a javascript function that acquires the clicked element value (window.event.srcElement) and then trigger an asp by submitting a form that does nothing but take the querystring or field name value and it then resets the session variable.

From the client side in JavaScript you have to submit a form that executes the server side session variable changes. I just did this in an intranet application. I had two frames. From the top frame the user selected some options and that, on the client side, generated the submission of a from...

Setup a session variable and reference it: Session("Session_whatever") = "whatever" To fetch in the other frame: dim x_parm x_parm = Session("Session_whatever") that's all

Make sure you are actually declaring a session variable. You do NOT have to put it in global.asa. Your code should be similar to this: Session("Session_Parm01") = "whatever" Then to fetch it in another asp: dim x_parm01 x_parm01 = Session("Session_Parm01") The...

Look at the VBScript functions Split() and Join(). This uses a string with delimiters to fetch/put into arrays. It is also easy to debug and faster.

look at server variables.

Use either request.querystring("thefieldpassedasaparm") or request.form("the html field name") or request("the field name") (does both above) or use session variables

This is easy to do. The best way to do it is to use event-bubbling - adding an onclick event that calls a javascript function - add the onclick at the BODY tag level. Then, use window.event.srcElement.id to determine the html element that generated the event. Be sure to use the id tag on your...

I have used three ways: 1) via passed parms - Request.QueryString 2) via Form in hidden fields - Request.Form 3) Using session variables. Acquiring the data is easiest using the form and querystring techniques; however, sometimes you want to be able to talk to other modules without...

You can also use DHTML to dynamically change the style attributes on_the_fly!

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Robert, HOST_NAME() is definitely the way to go. Thank you for that suggestion. Carl R. Perkins

Within a trigger I need to identify a user via his NT User id but there is no system variable that provides this and instead provide the SQL Server logon. Any ideas?

showmodaldialog() is an extension introduced in IE 4.