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Awesome, It works perfectly! I combined both of your ideas and came up with this: output = new Array(first, second, third); //define arrays for(count=0; count < url.length; count++) { document.write (url[count]); for (counter=0; counter < output.length; counter++) { if...

Wow! thanks, I think it's time to do some coding. I'll let you know how it turns out.

it's a bit abstract for me too I haven't written the code yet I'm working on structure right now, but here's what I can tell you: var1 = what should be displayed in the first column var2 = what should be displayed in the second column var3 = what should be displayed in the third column var4 =...

I have, not necessarily a Jscript question, but a programing question. In an html file I call a Jscript function and pass it 4 variables: <script language=&quot;JavaScript1.2&quot;>myfunction(var1,var2,var3,var4);</script> the Jscript function is in an external .js file. Each variable can...

Awesome! Thanks Sean.

Ok, both look like good options. I am attempting to implement Regexp::Common::profanity but would also like to try the array deal, I see it as being a little more flexible - although tedious. If I had a variable $name and it's value was &quot;MikPPPe JohnPPPston&quot;: $name = &quot;MikPPPe...

Hey Everybody, I have my users enter some information into a form and submit it. Then I do the standard checking of the form to make sure all entries were filled in correctly, if they were, the information is posted. What I'm worried about is swearing and other such bad language. I would...

ok found the problem... It doesn't like the [ so I replaced it with \[ and everything works perfectly. Thanks for looking. Michael

Hey everyone, I have a file that is java script. At the beginning of the file I define an array of pictures like this: images[0]=&quot;....stuf...&quot;; images[1]=&quot;....stuf...&quot;; images[2]=&quot;....stuf...&quot;; ... images[15]=&quot;....stuf...&quot;; Anybody can add their...

Thanks guys! It works well.

Hey guys here's my issue: I am interested in determining if a file exists. Here's the scenario: 1) user wants to add their engineering website to my linklist. 2) User fills in a simple form - name, eng porgram, URL of websited, etc.... and hits submit. 3) I want to verify that the URL they...

I haven't had a chance to try this yet, I'm assuming that it works, so here's my next question: Why will it work if I break up the word script? It just doesn't make sense to me, I'm not saying that it doesn't, I just don't understand....... thanks, NoChoice

I have a .js file that is loaded exactly as you have stated above: <script src=&quot;myTextFile.js&quot;></script> In this .js file, I have this line: <script src=&quot;myTextFile.js&quot;></script> unfortunately I can't seem to embedd a .js call within a .js file...... Is it possible to...

I would like to take thread707-567962 a little further. Is it possible to disable the close button on a word document? The reason I would like this is, there is a Macro I want to run before I exit my Word documents and by force of habit, I frequently hit the (x) and click save. I want to...

try this to move the cursor to the beginning of the file: Selection.HomeKey Unit:=wdStory to move your cursor 524 time to the left: Selection.MoveLeft Unit:=wdCharacter, Count:=523 note: This puts you at the beginning of Character 524 to highlight final 2 spaces Selection.MoveLeft...

Redwolfe, To insert a symbol into a powerpoint textbox: MyTxtBox.InsertSymbol FontName:=&quot;Symbol&quot;, CharNumber:=226 this inserts Character 226 from the Symbol font set to a textbox called MyTxtbox. To run this when opening the file put the code in a sub called AutoOpen. To do this...

Assuming you are populating a listbox or a combobox on a form, first you need to create an array then you fill the box with the array, here is an example of populating MyListBox on MyUserForm: Dim MyArray(2,100) as String 'If you do not know the dimensions of the array, dimension it like this...

Here is some of my code, I hope it helps you: Dim oExcel As Object Dim oWbk As Object 'opening excel in the background Set oExcel = CreateObject(&quot;Excel.application&quot;) Set oWbk = oExcel.Workbooks.Open(&quot;name of excel file.xls&quot;) 'this saves and closes excel oWbk.Save...

This is my solution: Mycombobox.BoundColumn = 1 MsgBox MyCombobox.value Mycombobox.BoundColumn = 2 MsgBox MyCombobox.value Displays the following: aa152c126 Chapter 1 I hope this helps anybody who's interested in reading from a multicolumn Combo or List box. Cheers, NoChoice

Thanks for the quick response. It works well.