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This is really more of a JScript/JavaScript question. Plug the following script into page: <script language=&quot;JavaScript&quot;> function OpenWin(sURL) { myWin= open(sURL, &quot;myWindow&quot...

That is the entire issue. Using FileMaker data files is in no way expected (that I'm aware of) in a browser. What you learned with Access is pretty much it other then ODBC based connection. For ODBC connection, an ODBC driver (interpret's the file) must exist. No one has made one that I'm...

Absolutely, the only issue is where. You can use a server for state and another (or a few others for that matter) for pages if you wish. B

We're 2/3 done with a project in .NET. If you learn it now, you're certainly ahead of the game. It took me about a 1 1/2 months to really get what's going on. On this current project, I don't know what I would have done without it. Writing it in ASP classic would have been a royal headache...

FileMaker from Claris? Unless there is an ODBC driver your better off converting to another format like Access. Otherwise, what's the question? B

Beta2 and the release version will not run on WinNT v4. Beta1 did.

First thought would be to have a condition in your page that checks if a passed parameter is set (eg ShowList2=True) then when the condition is checked, populate the list with what you wish, possibly with other parameter values passed. Brian

Something I've discovered using controls. At this stage in the beta, usage is not clear and I'm sure is still up to minor changes. We are in the middle of developing a large application using the platform and I without question have been pounding my head agains a wall for a while. :) >I...

First things first, I would suggest not using the design view. Use the HTML view and place the radio within the table-tr-td you wish. I would also suggest making your view a control instead of just using the aspx as you would in classic asp. My aspx's and ascx's have no script code. Only...

The DirectX SDK includes a command line converter from .3ds 'conv3ds.exe' (which is an export option in most packages, even MilkShape). Good luck Brian

Using the said classes is using MFC. These classes are part of the MFC##.DLL runtime. So, using them means you're using the DLL. You can however mimic what the MFC classes are doing by writing your own wrapper classes. B

I've discovered the problem and resolution. In summary, I didn't think about the fact a member function gets a *this behind the scenes. Making it static strips the *this. So my call to the proc was packing more information then set for and couldn't find itself because of it. The resolution...

I totally agree and have double checked the suggested items. The only things I can find that may be causing additional confusion. 1. The Proc is a Member function of a class, derived from another class. 2. The prototype is present within the class declaration. 3. Windows.h is included and...

Wow, I'm having this same issue. Anyone have a clue what the cause is? B

You can write DX8 under NT4 all day long, you just can't execute. I've done work with NT4 and DX3 (keep in mind components of DX under NT4 are as as high as 6.1) using directdraw and direct3d immediate mode and had good results. To contrast the OpenGL conversation, *TRUE* GL is NOT supported...

Dim fs, f, f1, fc Set fs = CreateObject(&quot;Scripting.FileSystemObject&quot;) Set f = fs.GetFolder(folderspec) Set fc = f.Files For Each f1 in fc 'Create a tag here adding the path to the file as the browser sees it. Response.Write &quot;<A href=&quot; & f1.name &...

Opps, the last post went to the wrong forum..sorry

Dim fs, f, f1, fc Set fs = CreateObject(&quot;Scripting.FileSystemObject&quot;) Set f = fs.GetFolder(folderspec) Set fc = f.Files For Each f1 in fc 'Create a tag here adding the path to the file as the browser sees it. Response.Write &quot;<A href=&quot; & f1.name &...

You could use a database and store your information progressively OR you can use the FileSystemObject to enumerate files and create links as you go.

First you need to save the file to where ever eg: Upload.Save &quot;d:\inetpub\uploads&quot; Then you can extract the file name eg: strdoc_name = Upload.Files(1).ExtractFileName You may want to move your file to somewhere public using the FileSystemObject.