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use regex or string_replace() to replace certain characters with something else ie $divcode = "<div id='mydiv'>"; $html .= str_replace("....",$divcode,$myhtmlinput); Bastien Cat, the other other white meat

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sleipnir214 There are two solutions for paging with SQL Server 1. Use a stored procedure as indicated in the first post 2. Use the identity column as shown in the second post. While most PHPers use MySQL which currently (in production modes) support SPs and therefore [perhaps] don't know...

A little more research also uncovered the identity column type...a sequential integer datatype that you coud use like a limit...this column could be added dynamically during execution and by using the id column in the where clause you should be able to implement some paging simply.... $sql =...

You could look at using stored procedures where you pass the offset and limit to the sp to get the appropriate data google sql server recordset paging for more links here is some code from winnetmag Listing 4: SELECT_WITH_PAGING Stored Procedure CREATE PROCEDURE SELECT_WITH_PAGING (...

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Nah...its simple if you use tables old_value = "" while not rs.oef response.write "<tr>" if old_value <> rs("name") then response.write "<td>" & rs("name") & "</td>" else response.write "<td>&nbsp;</td>" end if .... Bastien Cat, the other other white meat

was looking your code....can you see the problem? document.form1.submit.value=btn; document.form1.submit(); } </script> <FORM ACTION="VTmain.asp?Option=LogIn" NAME="form1" METHOD="post" ONSUBMIT="return ValidForm();"> <input type=hidden name=submit1 value=""> Hint: the hidden field and...

have you tried SELECT bulletinboard.*,bulletinreplys.reply FROM bulletinboard LEFT OUTER JOIN bulletinreplys ON bulletinboard.id=threadid WHERE (subject LIKE '%hello%' OR message LIKE '%hello%' OR reply LIKE '%hello%') OR (subject LIKE '%forumum%' OR message LIKE '%forumum%' OR reply LIKE...

Add a value attribute to the image code <TD><input type="image" NAME="submit1" SRC="images/vsi-rep.gif" onclick="doSubmit('OSR')" value="r"></TD> <TD><input type="image" NAME="submit1" SRC="images/media.gif" onclick="doSubmit('Media')" value="m"></TD> <TD><input type="image" NAME="submit1"...

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Should we or shouldn't we? Bastien Cat, the other other white meat

Some recordset.count return -1 as the number of records. It depends on the type of cursor being used Dim myArray() leaves the size blank....otherwise you set it to 0 Bastien Cat, the other other white meat

yes Regex looks for patterns Bastien Cat, the other other white meat

You are an instructor and can't see it? Bastien Cat, the other other white meat

use regex to replace the values... ex...google the net to find more examples Dim regEx, str1 ' Create variables. str1 = "The quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dog." Set regEx = New RegExp ' Create regular expression. regEx.Pattern = patrn ' Set...

You store the price attribute separately or is it a text element containing the full string? Bastien Cat, the other other white meat

well, if you know the order of the record's fields comes back, you can display them in what ever order you want... Bastien Cat, the other other white meat

I am assuming that you are referencing the db value when writing the statement. Is there some criteria for a time when the prices are not to be displayed or is it for everyone? Bastien Cat, the other other white meat

if its coming from a hyperlink, use request.querystring("varName") to access the value from the link then simply response.write it into the form <input type="text" name="fname" value="<%=request.querystring("varName")%>"> Bastien Cat, the other other white meat