Guest_imported
New member
- Jan 1, 1970
- 0
I am attempting to modify some code that was programmed by a previous employee at my firm.
The code, which I modeled after some previous code that does work:
<tr><td>
<strong><%=Application("CompoundClinicalD"%:</strong><BR><BR> <blockquote>
<%extv = rs1("Clinical"%>
</blockquote>
</td></tr>
The code should call the field CompoundClinicalD, which was defined through another web .asp page, from a backend database. The second field, Clinical, is defined in an "update" .asp page. The CompoundClinicalD field does not appear (just the ":" appears), but the Clinical field appears. I checked the database, and it does record the field information and seems to execute the queries with the field names.
Due to the "Application" infront of the CompoundClinicalD field, I tried finding a global.asa file, but there isn't one. Do you have any suggestions? Is there a way that a global.asa file could be hidden?
The code, which I modeled after some previous code that does work:
<tr><td>
<strong><%=Application("CompoundClinicalD"%:</strong><BR><BR> <blockquote>
<%extv = rs1("Clinical"%>
</blockquote>
</td></tr>
The code should call the field CompoundClinicalD, which was defined through another web .asp page, from a backend database. The second field, Clinical, is defined in an "update" .asp page. The CompoundClinicalD field does not appear (just the ":" appears), but the Clinical field appears. I checked the database, and it does record the field information and seems to execute the queries with the field names.
Due to the "Application" infront of the CompoundClinicalD field, I tried finding a global.asa file, but there isn't one. Do you have any suggestions? Is there a way that a global.asa file could be hidden?