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Sounds like it's a problem with your database connection string. Write a simple test page to see if you can hit your database or not.

Yes, it's possible, but that dosn't mean it's a good idea. That said, this is actually an advanced level question. Your script needs to store the entire HTML to be sent to the browser in a string. The string must be put into a hidded form field in the HTML. The Save button has to submit the...

If you're using a frameset you have to SHIFT-Refresh. Make sure you save your changes before trying to view them. Put in testing statement to make sure it is a refresh problem, not a problem with your expectations. It's probably something simple like this.

I read that Halycon Software has an ASP application for Linux, but I never looked into that. There are better scripting languages to use with Linux.

You can't hide the popup window. All you can do is give the original window focus so it appears on top of the popup. The user still sees the popup and will probably be annoyed by it. This is a JavaScript question anyway, not ASP. My question is how do I tell my browser to ignore the script...

C# and VB.net may be the future, but the hot skill right now is the ability to write COM in C++. Complicated stuff. Not something you learn in undergraduate study. The java path is the other way to go. You get to learn about JDBC, Swing, Servelets, and the all important EJB. CORBA's still...

That function is handled by asp.dll, also know as the ASP scripting engine.

<Quote>Make sense? Seams like a lot more, but it's not. And would be a lot more secure than cookies! Plus, if the user empties their cookies from their browser...then what? Here, it's all based on the database, and the user input for userID and password.</Quote> :) I'll give you a star for a...

That error code is one I'm not familier with. Since it's not a Syntax error or a Runtime error, my guess is it's a either a problem with your dll's or how you've used them.

My Wrox Programers Reference defines the ServerVariables('HTTP_COOKIE') as &quot;All the cookies that were sent from the client presented as a single string&quot;. The Request.Cookies collection is how you access them individually. If you're discovering a cookie you didn't write yourself, it's...

The most practical way I can see to do this is to create another field in your image table that holds the height/width ratio value. Your script can then take that and calculate the appropriate size parameters for the image. You could try to find a COM component that can open the image and...

Maybe your question is about SQL? An update querry is not supposed to return any records.

When you access a variable from the Request object without specifing which Collection it's in, the script will automatically search through the Collections until it finds the variable with that name. The order it searches is QueryString, Form, Cookies, ClientCertificate, and ServerVariables...

You're probably not just using HTML, right? If you're accessing a database you're using code of some kind, probably ASP since you're posting here. If you're writing the code of the page that your users are requesting, you already have control over what information is returned to them. My...

When you create a RecordSet object without a Connection object, a new Connection object is implicitly created for that one use. My original theory was that problem occured because he didn't specify the ODBC provider type in the connection string with the Data Source Name. But if that were...

What you're trying to do is impossible using ASP for obvious security reasons. To do something like this you need to bypass the client browsers by writing your own client-side application and having your users install it on their machines. Then you'll have access to start messing around with...

You have a list of requested dates and you want to create a calander. What functionality do you want this calander to have?

Here's a cut/paste from MSDN VBScript documentation regarding your error number: ~~~~ Error in loading DLL Your application references a DLL that cannot be found. Alternately, a DLL may have referenced another DLL that cannot be found. To correct this error Make sure the DLL is present. Use...

'Call' is a keyword in VB. I'm not sure it's a keyword in VBScript. That's probably not a problem if it worked on your test servers. Check to make sure the Lotus component is properly registered on your production machine. If that's not it, I'm out of ideas.

It can be done both ways. If you use a flat text file for your messages, you'll need to create a File object from the Scripting Runtime Library. Set objFSO = Server.CreateObject(&quot;Scripting.FileSystemObject&quot;) Set objFile = objFSO.GetFile('C:\MyFile.txt') txtStream =...