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I went with RoboCopy since I could let it run overnight (it took almost 10 hours to complete). I know RichCopy would have been faster, however I went with what I was most familiar with. Thanks. "There was this sound, like a garbage truck dropped off the Empire State Building.

I'm new to .NET (I come from a VB6 / SQL background). I'm now working in a position where I am the go-to for VB.NET and ASP.NET app/website maintenance. All previous developers in the group left the company, with little documentation left behind also. Picking up on the .NET language itself...

I need to perform a one-time move of about 1.2 million small files. The files could range in size from <1k to 50k. All of these files were sitting in one archive folder, and the fact that there were so many files in that one directory turned out to be the cause in determining why a proprietary...

No, filesrc is a very short basic string. Already checked that. Even if I just put a string like "testname1" or something like that it still doesn't work. The setattribute method did not work. Same symptoms as my original code - thisFile.name returns the proper value, but thisFile.outerHTML...

I'm not changing it per se, I'm simply creating it. Upon ad-hoc creation, I can set the id perfectly, and what seems to be any other attribute I need, but why not the name attribute? How can I correct this problem? Should I just create it by changing its parents innerhtml += to the html...

try this onFocus="this.previousSibling.checked=true;jsPopupWindow('frmSet_search_for_name.cfm?nameField=ispart_OpsName&frmName=frmParties&nextField=part_EHD','part_EHD')" Kate "The Distorted View" -the only podcast that's fresh perked www.distortedview.com

I am creating file inputs ad-hoc. However, the name I specify is not 'sticking'. The inputs that I create at design time behave with the name attribute appropriately. note: the variable filesrc is passed into the routine as something like "testdoc2" thisFile = document.createElement("input")...

one word: semicolon! what can I say, I'm a javascript junkie. Thanks. Kate "The Distorted View" -the only podcast that's fresh perked www.distortedview.com

I'm relatively new to vbscript. What's harder is that it's been a while since using ADO. I'm a little rusty, and I'm having trouble finding what I'm looking for on Google. As always, I post here in those situations. Basically, I'm looking to use a SQL Transaction and execute a string update...

thanks, I'll give it a try. Kate "The Distorted View" -the only podcast that's fresh perked www.distortedview.com

I'm relatively new to vbscript. What's harder is that it's been a while since using ADO. I'm a little rusty, and I'm having trouble finding what I'm looking for on Google. As always, I post here in those situations. Basically, I'm looking to use a SQL Transaction and execute a string update...

Thanks for your input, kaht. And I would like to apologize for my terrible misspelling on the thread subject. So sad. Hence the reason for my chugging caffeinated beverages this morning. Kate "The Distorted View" -the only podcast that's fresh perked www.distortedview.com

When determining the client time, would it be better to only get the time zone, and base the client time off of the difference between the server time and the correct time for that timezone? This would avoid any human dst time change mistakes. Don't really need help on this, just wondering if...

Microsoft requires the .net framework because it includes the latest version of XMLParser. http://support.microsoft.com/kb/269238 Kate "Forever dork"

I have an xsl file that outputs html. What is the proper way to include inline vb scripting? For example, when not working in xsl, I would typically do something like this: <% dim myVar = 'frak' %> <span><%= myVar%></span> I've been playing around with escaping and such, but I can't quite...

Also, FYI, the checkbox onclick events don't fire the mycalc function because your parameter is within double quotes. Instead of: <input name="Benefits" type="checkbox" onclick="mycalc("one")"> It should be: <input name="Benefits" type="checkbox" onclick="mycalc('one')"> Or something to...

Thanks monksnake, I purposely have the id's the same. In my actual code, the controls I'm dealing with are created on an ad-hoc basis, having the same id's. I'm hoping to find a way to get this to work while keeping the logic the same. Kate "Forever dork"

meltingpot, Refer to gmmastros's post above. One line 1, you include Applications.StatusCode in an arithmetic statement - which means that Applications.StatusCodes should be a number. Line 3, however, includes Applications.StatusCode='Accepted' as part of the Where clause. Is...

Is it possible to retrieve the index of an html element (ie Input button) that is in an array? For example: <html> <input type="button" id="theButton" value="Button One" onclick="theButton_onclick();"/> <br><br> <input type="button" id="theButton" value="Button Two"...

Worked perfectly. Thanks so much. Kate "Yeah, it's a non-nutritive cereal varnish. It's semi-permeable. It's not osmotic. What it does is it coats and seals the flake, prevents the milk from penetrating it."