Not sure if quesiton is phrased properly.
This code generates a popup and shows links. Nothing happens when I click on the link.
<html>
<head>
<script language="JavaScript1.2">
<!--
var isie=0;
if(window.navigator.appName=="Microsoft Internet...
Of course not what I wanted to hear. Nonetheless, an excellent answer.
The response begs the question, is is necessary to have the div tag? And if not, would it then be possible to go outside the frame.
The contents of the frame are a series of anchors in one TD cell, nothing more.
Not...
I have a popup(not a window) that is too big to fit inside the navigation frame.
I have no control over the frame itself, only the popup.
Is it possible to "float" the popup outside the frame? If necessary, it would ok to have the popup appear in the main page assuming I could use...
Makes perfect sense. And after all this I believe the "Object expected" problem was caused by issuing a function call in the <BODY> tag "<BODY onload=x()".
Apparently not legal in an ASP file, or I did not construct the code properly.
As soon as I removed the...
My bad qsac, I sent the wrong info. The .checked=true works as I found out later on. Nice catch though.
lobstah, the error occurs sometime after/during when the function has been executed.
The "file stuff" is not a problem. I left it there to indicate it is necessary to be using the...
The code is supposed to read through a server text file and set the check boxes on the client display accordingly. It doesn't like the following:
Programx.asp
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<HTML>
<HEAD>
<script language="VBScript" runat=server>
<!--
sub ReadData()
Const ForReading = 1
Dim fso...
The VBScript code does indeed work.
After significant investigation I realized that the "File Download Window" problem occurs when I put in a path(e.g. "C:\....") to an ASP file I want to load.
No problem with HTML using that construct, but my ignorance precluded me from...
Here you go:
<!-- Main.asp -->
<HTML>
<HEAD>
<script language="VBScript" type="text/vbscript">
<!--
sub doSubmit(x)
Set TheForm = Document.forms("Formx")
select case x
case 1
TheForm.action="c:\Retal\Response1.asp"
TheForm.Submit
case 2...
Thanks phuctran, works fine. I did have to remove the semicolons from the INPUT though. I would have preferred vbscipt, but for my purposes this will suffice.
I also noticed some errors in my code, and after fixing those, and placing the function in the head portion of the document, I copied...
Thanks phuctran, works fine. I did have to remove the semicolons though. I would have preferred vbscipt, but for my purposes this will suffice.
I also noticed some errors in my code, and after fixing those, and placing the function in the head portion of the document, I copied your code to a...
The intent is to call an ASP page to perform a series of actions.
I have tried numerous variations with no luck. The concept of submitting a form is clear to me, but calling a specific ASP to perform an action from within a form is not.
Perhaps I am using the wrong approach in this, and may in...
I'va doen some research on this and I am fairly sure it is possible, but the exact technique is escaping me.
I would like to place a command button in a cell in a MSFlexGrid control.
This is a condensed version of what I have:
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Dim cmdViewTable As VB.CommandButton
Set...
Most disappointing. I got spoiled with VFP, which shows all the properties. Maybe I can make a copy of the help file and prune it down to just controls. Thanks anyway.
Thanks to both of you, and almost, but not quite.
The reason for this request is to allow a user to <Esc> out of any field containing a validation. As far as I know, NO other event, with the exception of ON KEY, can occur before the validation event.
Remember I am in the control and the next...
The Search is down, and I did check the FAQ.
The Valid method appears to be somewhat of a trap to get out of.
It is readily obvious that each validation could be adjusted, or the valid code could be placed in the LostFocus method, but I would prefer a more elegant solution.
I would like to be...
I appreciate your answer Rick, however, I specifically stated in my question I do not want the information relating to "Windows Style" in the Screen Designer.
Once again, I want to change the icon in the Title bar of the open window. This cannot be done through Foxpro.
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