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Thanks for the replies, and the links! It looks like that's the way to go, but that's going to take a lot more work converting what I have to true DOM to get it into true XHTML.... (though, IE doesn't yet support true XHTML (as in served as xhtml+xml, as opposed to text/html), does anyone know...

Thanks for both responses, and with my research since I posted the original message I understand it's not and IE vs FF issue, though I have to thank you for confirming it... My main issue is trying to work out what the alternative to document.write() is, without making my head spin!!! :-)...

Ok, I'm taking the plunge, I've started moving from HTML 4.01 to XHTML 1.0 but am having just a few problems. If I serve the pages as Content-Type text/html I have no problems whatsoever, I have validated pages, and everything displays great in both FireFox and IE 6... (At this point though...

Ok... I have a Desktop and a Laptop, both running WinXP Home. The Desktop is hardwired to the Linksys Wireless Router, and the Laptop uses a Linksys Wireless card to connect. Up until a few days ago I had both running fine using an external DSL modem, both could access the internet, and both...

Ooooops!! Think I posted this in the wrong forum, please disregard here, have reposted in the Linksys Networking Solutions forum... Apologies!!

Ok... I have a Desktop and a Laptop, both running WinXP Home. The Desktop is hardwired to the Linksys Wireless Router, and the Laptop uses a Linksys Wireless card to connect. Up until a few days ago I had both running fine using an external DSL modem, both could access the internet, and both...

Thank you for the suggestions! I finally got it to work by going back and checking the 'guest' accounts on the two WinXP machines, one had the guest account deactivated, the other had a password set on the 'guest' account... A relatively simply fix although it had me pulling my hair out for a...

Thank you for the suggestions! I finally got it to work by going back and checking the 'guest' accounts on the two WinXP machines, one had the guest account deactivated, the other had a password set on the 'guest' account... A relatively simply fix although it had me pulling my hair out for a...

Ok, figured it out... if (oRS.bof = true and oRS.eof = true) then response.write("Empty RecordSet") else response.write("Display RecordSet Info") end if Thanks anyway, hope this helps someone! T.C.

As the subject suggests, I need to know how to detect an empty recordset. In the DB I'm using there are three possible ways to find data, I need to search through the database first one way to see if there are any records, if none go to the second way and search to find records, if none move...

Yes, thank you for the confirmation, I was this close to figuring it out for myself, but your note helped confirm things, thank you!! stringList = "one|two|three" arrayName = split(stringList,"|") For i = 0 to ubound(arrayName) Response.write(arrayName(i)) Response.write("<BR>") Next...

As the subject suggests I need to break apart strings, strings that may be composed as follows: "one|two|three" I need to break them apart at the "|" and drop the three (in this case) into an array so that: Array(0)="one" Array(1)="two" Array(2)="three" And so on. Now, the big thing is that...

I posted the original message in the PC Peripherals thread, and realized it may be in the wrong place as I don't think it's a hardware issue... Link to thread: http://www.tek-tips.com/viewthread.cfm?qid=908254 The gist of the problem is as follows, increased security on two WinXP machines...

I have two computers running WinXP and one running Win98, up until recently they were networking fine, but after a virus screwed a few things up I instigated some more stringent security measures and now I have a problem... The problem is as follows, the Win98 computer can be accessed by the...

Ok, fixed it myself... It wasn't that the browser was 'hanging' per se, it was that the computer I'm using as a development server is so underpowered it was just churning through the database (I was using a full, production database of over 3000 lines, so it was own fault) and taking it's sweet...

No errors, the browser just seems to hang, and then from that moment I can't get into the site, every time I bring the site back up the browser justs sits there again... Even if I kill PWS and restart it, it takes a complete computer restart to get it working again... Bringing up normal ASP...

Hi, new problem... Now, I'm using a DSN-less connection to an Access Database, connecting with ASP-ADO code (code I KNOW works as I'm using it in another application), and yet whenever I try and run it the PWS effectively locks up and shut down, the only thing I can do is restart the...

FIXED!! Ok, apparently at some point the permissions were messed up... So, went into PWS Manager and Advanced settings, selected the root directory and adjusted settings, and BINGO! Hello World once again... Well, not really "Hello World", but you get the point... Anywho, done, and thank...

Ok, further to the above... I CAN view straight HTML pages (*.htm, *.html), but CANNOT view ASP pages (*.asp), so what gives? Is there a setting I may have tripped that is causing the problem?? Help me please! :-(

Just as the subject implies, I'm using an old, beaten up WIN98 computer with PWS running to serve as a server, I connect through a network to it from my WINXPHome Laptop... I create ASP pages, ship over the network to the '98, then view the pages in IE on the XP computer quite happily... That...