By medallions, I mean the kind you design using floor tiles or stone. If you did any kind of search on google images using the key words 'tile medallion' you'd see what I'm talking about.
I guess I'm just thinking surely someone has made the Photoshop action to automate this.
Anybody know how...
I think that is it. Someone else had also protected this file w/ a password and Excel was not allowing it to be published as a web page. I had not caught that earlier. I tried it myself and it works when the password is not set. Kind of weird, but I believe a solution was found nonetheless...
In Office 2003 when I save a spreadsheet as a an .html file the spreadsheet appears larger on the .html page and causes users to have to scroll up and down to view the whole spreadsheet. Very "user-unfriendly"!
Is there a way to save the excel file so that when opened in IE Explorer it looks...
I have FrontPage 2000 version 4.0.2.2717 running on an older NT Server - it's got IIS version 4 but here's my problem...
We have changed email servers/ip addresses for incoming and outgoing mail. Now all the forms don't send the results to the right place, in fact we just get the message...
I have some users on our NT Domain that are currently running Access 9.0 with Win2000 as their operating system. For some reason, when they went to XP they couldn't access their tables anymore.
The error I get is "Could not open 'MSysAccounts' in the workgroup information file."
I can't find...
I have some memo fields where I would like the comments to be limited so people don't keep rambling on for pages and pages...
Does anyone know how to do that? I know that there is a fieldsize for the text type where you can limit the entry to 255 or less, but memo fields ?? I don't know if...
Well...I get the picture called "dashboard.jpg", but not the other transparent gif (which I created at 500 X 500 pixels). Therefor currently with the code below, I cannot click on any "hidden" link.
I think there's something missing...can you find it?
<%@ Language="VBScript"%>
<%
' convert...
Chris,
Thanks, I had just checked and it was on "show friendly ..."
I got that fixed and I was missing a ')' after the line:
response.write StrToUnicode(" width='50' height='50'>" & vbCrLf (I think this was the line)
Right now I'm double-checking my image size, I couldn't find it (which is...
Whups, sorry...this is what I actually had:
<%@ Language="VBScript"%>
<%
' convert input string to unicode
Function StrToUnicode(strIN)
dim zz
dim tmp
tmp = ""
for zz = 1 to len(strIN)
tmp = tmp & "&#" & AscW(Mid(strIN,zz,1)) & ";"
next
StrToUnicode = tmp
end function
%>
<HTML>
<HEAD>...
Chris,
Here's what I'm trying, but I'm not able to view the .asp page...Any idea why?
<%@ Language="VBScript"%>
<%
' convert input string to unicode
Function StrToUnicode(strIN)
Function StrToUnicode(strIN)
dim zz
dim tmp
tmp = ""
for zz = 1 to len(strIN)
tmp = tmp & "&#" &...
Ok, so...something like:
<HTML>
<HEAD>
<TITLE>Look On This Page For Easter Egg</TITLE>
<META HTTP-EQUIV="Content-Type" CONTENT="text/html; charset=iso-8859-1">
</HEAD>
<!-- Script that generates congrats window if egg is found -->
<script>
function openpopup(){
var popurl="congrats.html"...
I should point out that these are easter eggs that people will hunt for - they will sign up to do this. I just didn't want to make it too easy for people to cheat. I think you've all done a great job in challenging me to make it a little harder to compromise.
Thanks
I'm not much of a query writer - but what you said makes sense...
I used the select statement because that's what MS Access generated...??? Believe it or not, it is now working using the Select statement. My problem was related to the "userlist" table still being open or not updated when this...
Re: Viewing source... yes, I disabled it, thanks!!
Re: Posting some more...
Purpose of the eliminating the <TAB> key is so the user can't just use it to tab down the page (and therefor stopping at each link). Obviously if they were to be able to do that, they would find the "hidden" link w/ no...
Here's a snippet of my code (from an ASP page). I don't get any errors, but when I check the database, the table doesn't get updated. Do I need something in my asp code to handle the confirmation messages I would normally get if I was just in MS Access? Do I need something like db.update...
I found a way to do this in javascript...maybe asp would work similarly...but I don't know. I'm remapping the TAB key to the ESC key (which does nothing) and it works just fine. Thanks to anyone who was researching...
<script>
document.onkeydown = function(){
if(window.event &&...
I actually found something just now that will work. Thanks!!! - - It just tells the user they hit the TAB key. I can take it somewhere from there.
<script>
document.onkeydown = function(){
if(window.event && window.event.keyCode == 9)
{ // Capture and remap TAB...
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