apologies - the code has printed twice - here is the code as it stands:
<table>
<tr><td width="50%">
<a href="#<%=(rs.Fields("school_name").Value)%>">
<%=(rs.Fields("school_name").Value)%></a></td>
<td></td></table>
<%
rs.MoveNext
loop%>
Hopefully someone can assist me with this, I've searched all over and other than an inkling that maybe a counter is required I've drawn a blank.
Basically from an access database comes a list of schools and their details. At the top of the asp page is the list of all schools with links to the...
WOW!!! Jeff, what can I say - that's perfect! Exactly what I wanted it to do, and so quickly too!!
Many thanks, this has saved hours of going around in circles not really knowing how to facilitate it.
Your blood's worth bottling!!! Thanks again :)
- NB, where you suggest creating a .js file...
Hi all, I'm hoping someone can help with this one...
I need a javascript dropdown box menu which is four levels deep, for example:
TEACHER >> SUBJECT >> TOPIC >> INFORMATION
The boxes have to be connected, so that if teacher1 only teaches English, something like Mathematics won't appear under...
Hi all, I have a website based on three frames (banner, contents, and main). For most pages on the site there is a separate contents and main for them, but a few only have a main.
What i'd like to do is for the pages without a contents to take up the space in both frames (contents and main)...
jaxon & tony, thank you very much for your replies. The code I am using thus far is below:
<html>
<head>
<title>Day Script</title>
</head>
<body>
<p><font face="Georgia" size="3"><b>Today is
<SCRIPT LANGUAGE = 'JavaScript'>
<!--
function makeArray() {
for (i = 0...
I'm trying to make a banner for an intranet page which updates dynamically, i.e. the page reads 'Today is...' and the javascript looks at the computer's date and fills in the details of 'Friday 2 August'. - This part is working great!!
The bit I want to add is which day of the school timetable...
I am wanting to set up a page with a top and bottom frame (top frame main document, bottom frame scroll buttons).
The scroll buttons should scroll the top (main) frame info when mouseover happens...
Any suggestions would be gratefully received...
(sounds easy, but I've trolled the net for...
Hi Victor,
Whereabouts should I be placing the instructions you outlined above? As a replacement for some of Big Dave's script or separately between their own <script> tags?
Thanks...
That sounds ideal - the whole idea of java applets has always confused me somewhat - do you have an example page with your ticker on it?
And, I guess more importantly, is it easy to create as my flash knowledge is also a little below par (although I have managed a few pretty animations in the...
Unfortunately the same problem started occurring again after a few minutes. It seems to be a little dependent on cpu and memory load, particularly if using the internet, or editing any pages on the server it is hosted on.
I don't suppose there is any way to 'slow reload' a page to ensure the...
I am running a java news ticker and have set the page refresh (using the meta-equiv refresh tag) for two minutes. The problem is that every second or third time it refreshes, it won't reload the applet, and I am left with a blank grey bar. After a further two minutes, it loads it fine. Any...
I'm running a news ticker java applet and using the meta refresh tag to have it update every minute or so. The problem is that about 50% of the time, the applet is not reloading when the page refreshes, leaving a blank grey box. I would appreciate any suggestions on how to remedy this. Thanks.
Hi there,
I am looking for a countdown script that will count down to a certain TIME on a certain DATE...there seem to be plenty of scripts that will count down to a day, but I'm after (for example) a script that will count down to 5.00pm on a Friday 'the weekend's here' etc.
Any help would be...
Is there a command or script for xml that will have the window always visible, and if so, where should it be placed?
Thanks in advance
waidc
(struggling newbie!)
That's excellent - thanks for that.
As for the IE4 users - there aren't too many of them and they (well, their machines) are part of a planned replacement programme so everyone should have IE5 in the next two to three months, so will find another solution for them in the meantime if it's...
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