You could do that, but only if your script has access to the cookies you need, then you would have to manually set them, or save them to a file. You could just have curl save the cookies between executions ("sessions") and then you wouldn't have to have it passed each time.
HTH,
Gavin
Thanks so much guys! It makes sense to start by using MoveLast in order to ensure the length of the recordset.
Roy, thanks for letting me know I could specify what object library to get the object from, much appreciated!
Thanks,
Gavin
I've no idea what is going on here, though I think I've had this problem before, only the "fix" I used then isn't working now because the problem seems to be compounding.
Private Sub DoStuff(RSP as RecordSet, ...)
Dim I as Integer
' At this point watch on RSP.RecordCount shows it to be 18...
Having read through all the suggestions on that page, I'm not sure that any of those will help me. For one, the only things on there that deal with linked tables are an issue where the linked table doesn't exist anymore, an issue with refreshing, and an issue datasheet bindings to linked...
I've got an Access 2003 database which works fairly well when all combined as one mdb file, but it's nearly time for data entry to begin and I've still got work to do. So I saved all the tables to a seperate file and then brought them in as linked tables, but as soon as I do that my VBA app...
Have you looked at the contents of /home/httpd/html/webcall/index.html in order to determine if it is redirecting you to the login.cgi page on purpose?
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HTH
Gavin Ostlund
Well, you could do it with a dot-matrix printer using dos or linux... AFAIK, your only option for doing this under windows would be to buffer until you've got a whole page and then send that whole page...
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HTH
Gavin Ostlund
I don't like the 'Filter' property much... haven't had much success with it, but what I've been using myself is just changing the .RecordSetSource to be my SQL statement instead of just pointing it to the table. This may or may not work in your situation, but I thought it worth the effort to...
I have to agree, Zoneedit meets the need in this department for free, public DNS presence... if I had more then 5 domains to manage, I'd be more than happy to pay their fee as I've never had a problem with non-resolving addresses and they've got very fast propigation of changes.
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HTH...
Glad things are working out for you there! Now, in your link table, I imagine you've got it set so either both or none of the fields are primary keys. The former would be fine, and is most common in this type of implimentation (bridge of a many-to-many relationship). Since you need to limit...
Ok, I admit, I was trying to be lazy and change as little as possible by just inserting 3 small parts... I shoulda thought it through and done it right, which I'll endevour to do now.
<?php
include "../../nep-yb/config.php";
$i=0;
$qT = mysql_query("SELECT uid FROM member") or...
If you want to redirect, the Header("Location: ...") is going to be your only way aside from client side code (HTML:meta refresh, or JS:document.location).
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HTH
Gavin Ostlund
You may consider this of value:
http://netreg.sf.net/
Now, on the off chance that someone will just assume that I'm posting spam or advertising, I'll just give you the brief overview:
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NetReg is an automated system that requires an unknown DHCP client to register...
Well, you can set the properties of the columns in the third table (henceforth called the 'link table') so that their values are taken from combo boxes which are linked to the appropriate fields in the other tables and you can force it to limit to the list.
To do so, open the link table in...
The subform uses the third table as it's record source, and then you just link the appropriate master and child fields. To do this in design view, make sure you're editting the properties of 'Subform/Subreport: SUBFORM_NAME_HERE' and that'll show you the link fields properties.
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HTH...
What you need is a third table to link your many-to-many relationship. The table need only have two columns, one referenced to the sales rep, and the other referenced to the territory. The table will have a One-to-Many relationship from the sales rep table, and another One-to-Many relationship...
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