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You need to set up a new form in Outlook. Tools:Forms:Design a Form. You will have to choose a standard form type like Message under Standard Forms Library which can then be saved as something else. Your form will have to contain the code in VBScript to load the exact page - example: Function...

I thought you might be sending the actual value containing the "Yes, Mom, I'm Sure" to the database. In that case if you are using an Access or SQL database you might be losing the value because of the "'". If this is indeed the case, either remove the "'" from the...

Unless you use an ActiveX control to do your printing, there is no way of automatically removing the header and the footer for the user by just using the printing capabilities of IE. I visited another forum lastweek where a similar thread has been going for nearly two years without success...

Do you ever acces or the value property of the submit button from a database? Rolf Hansen Cloudy Apple Software http://www.cloudyapple.com

I have found a way - thanks Chris. Opted for Textareas like you suggested for there is no way of submitting the values of a div with a form. I just used the same word-wrap attribs and could then also remove the contenteditable property from the elements. Rolf Hansen Cloudy Apple Software...

Thanks ChrisHunt I have also tested it and found that it does infact work correctly if you have at least one space in a line of text entered. What I am developing is an intranet application and all the users use IE, so that furtunately is not an issue. As for the <div>s, I can access the text...

Have you tried perhaps embedding the page in a outlook form. It is quite easy and works like a charm.

I have a serious problem with an HTML table. I have a page where the user must be able to enter data in a textbox. I opted to use <div>'s and set the ContentEditable property to true. The reason for this is that I have to 'grow' the textboxes as the user enters text. The problem is that I have...

I need to know how to display a div on top of a select. I have a page that lists tooltips in a < div > as you hover over the various < SELECT > tags. The problem is that the < div > is always displayed behind the < select >. The z-index also has no effect on this. Any help?

Hi, had a look at the site. I don't know have you have perhaps fixed it, but I get no error - What Browser and version are you using?

Do not quite understand the first part of you post. To determine how much the page has been scrolled, try: document.body.scrollTop; Using this willl help determine how much the page has been scrolled and you can move the menu accordingly.

I don't know how familiar you are with javascript, but with this you would be able to write your own little script to do this.

You must omit the quotes from the code like this: if(teamleader!=undefined) some version of IE does not like this though, use: if(!teamleader)

the <!-- --> is only for hiding the javascript from HTML interpretation, which is only usefull for SE spiders. If you dont let them view the source, they can still save the page to their pc and then edit it with an editor or even notepad. The only way is to write your code on a seperate page...

First of all - Don't leave out the meta - keyword and description tags. Most engine spiders still have some obscure use for them and might not list you even though they do not use them for searching. The most important for search engines is the URL and the title of your pages. Ensure that the...

You could perhaps start by not visibly indicating the focus for the frames <frame hidefocus=true> Use: <frame unselectable=on> Hope this helps 'I may be stupid but i'm not good-looking'