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The funny thing is that I standardized around .Net several years back, but still hang out mostly in the ASP forums and will occasionally throw things together in ASP rather than .Net. PHP is very similar to ASP in that it is primarily a procedural scripting language. Meaning you don't have to...

I dunno, 1500 characters seems small to cause the buffer to hiccup or a string variable to hiccup. If I wasn't feeling lazy I'd switch to the windows box to put together a quick test script, but I am 100% sure I have done more than 1500 characters to the Response Buffer without problems and...

Youi are probably getting the "Friendly HTTP Error" page. Two things to check: In the Internet Servies Manager or IIS tool in Control Panel -> Administratrive Tools there is an option to turn off Friendly Errors. Open it up, Right click on your default website (or at an applicaitn/dir below...

Adding a response.Flush is key. By default IIS/ASP holds the output in a buffer until the page has finished processing and then sends all of the content. By calling Flush you force the buffer to flush to the end user (the other option is to turn off the buffer, but I don't suggest this). After...

This sounds like your using ASP.Net. If that is the case you may want to try: forum855 If you are using classic ASP, then we need more detail on what you mean by a gridview. -T

Access is both a front-end and a back-end for the database (sort of). In the front-end it is showing you a default format for the date data. ASP is doing the same. Unfortunatly MS Access's default format looks like "dd MMM yyyy" and VBScript's default format is vbShortDate or (mm/dd/yyyy). There...

Is it possible that your not making it all the way through the loop? If the page were timing out after a large number of the records were processed, you would still have processed records in the DB, but you wouldn't have them all (and you wouldn't get past the loop to the output). Next issue...

I have noticed this in the past, though generally not on the first row. The driver that reads the excel file does some sort of black magic to guess the data type for the column based on the majority of the column contents. Thats all fine and good and apparently works. However, the part that...

The easiest way I found to send SMS messages in the past was to use SMTP messages. I don't know if the same is true in India, but the US carriers I have used in the past all had SMTP-to-SMS gateways that would allow me to send a short email to a phone number at a specific address that would be...

Thanks for the additional informaiton, I think I understand better how your trying to build the breadcrumbs now. I think your last section in the above post is basically the answer. When you have this type of table structure for parent/child structures your going to end up doing...

I'm not sure I understand what your trying to achieve. From your question above it sounds like you want to output all of the lowest level subcategories for each category branch a product belongs to, but from your post above it looks like your trying to build a breadcrumb list of one of the...

it is possible and technically I think you should be able to share cookie information, but for obvious reasons not Session variables. So you have are going to try to persist a login from one portion of the site to another I would suggest trying cookies and making sure you use relative URLs...

Using the File input type doesn't require them to leave the page and come back. You only need that page change if you want to upload the file in a separate page load from the final submission of the email. If that is the case, then you will need the user to browser for their file, then do...

rsPlayername as a field in your Results table, was this supposed to be rsPlayerID? If so, then (guessing) your query probably should look something like: SELECT tblPlayers.rsPlayerName, tblPlayers.rsPlayerID, SUM(tblResults.rsPlayed) as TotalPlayed, SUM(tblResults.rsWon) as TotalWon FROM...

Excel applications are not made to be web browsers, so no the submit button will not work the way you intend without a great deal more trickery. Off the top of my head I think you would have to use the Excel ActiveX object on the server and a template that already has VBA code in it to...

If your looking for a performance gain and an easy way to still have a recordcount, you should look into using the .GetString or .GetRows methods of the recordset on top of using Connection.Execute. GetString allows you to specify delimiters and quickly dumps the data down to a series of string...

I believe the missing piece for your solution is the FileSystemObject and the TextStream Object: http://www.w3schools.com/asp/asp_ref_filesystem.asp http://www.w3schools.com/asp/asp_ref_textstream.asp If you look through those pages they will provide examples of how to create a file, returning...

Tell them to hire some real programmers. The lack of where clause means they don't know what they are doing and shouldn't be allowed near a web server, let alone anything more complicated than a 14 button calculator. The first thing I would try is to see if you can overload their AddWhere...

Hmm, I think I read that article earlier. I actually managed to re-write the majority of the crazy logic in 2 hours, but if I have some time later I will un-comment the original INSERT-EXEC logic and see if changing the implicit transactions setting explicitly (heh) does the trick. As much as I...

Whoops, just noticed I missed a semi-important piece of data, this is SQL Server 2000.