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Make sure you are doing a Response.Headers.Clear before you set the ContentType and any other headers. Also be sure to set the headers for the file name and any other ones you can set up before hand. Of course, if the client turns off in-browser activation, it won't matter what version of...

I would have to say that I am in almost exactly the same place now that I was 5 years ago. I have many of the same customers, do much the same work (slight change in tools) and make within 10% of the same amount of money. So, not much has changed. But, I have been saving my pennies, am moving...

I am relocating from Virginia to the Orlando, FL area this year. I am an independant software developer. I have a number of local clients that are happy with my services. A couple are cool about me moving to FL and have been cool about not having me face to face every week or so. Two of them are...

Instead of ret = Identify(Buffer(0)) You should pass in the address of the buffer: ret = Identify(AddressOf Buffer(0))

You are going to have to read in the input file, line at a time and just don't print out the output lines you don't want. There is no way to "remove" lines in an existing file. You could NULL them out with spaces or whatever, but that only works if you don't change the size of the file. But...

Are there so many that you can't put them in a double level hash as %data{symbol}{date} = value. Then you could iterate over the symbols, sort by the date and regenerate the data.

Whitespace is the \s symbol. That will match spaces and tabs. If you want a true whitespace handler then add on the other "white" items like line feeds: [\s\n] or [\s\0x0A\0x0D] (In case you want to handle both UNIX and DOS files)

I am having the same kind of problem. A couple of things that I have done that don't seem to help: (To narrow the problem down) 1) Redirect back to the same page. Doesn't help. 2) Rebind the grid. Nope. 3) Drop the DB connection and reconnect and rebind. Nope. It has been frustrating, that is...