Ooops my bad i only say a few lines and just assumed it was CDONTS.

If your getting a 500 error, you need to turn off Friendly HTTP Error Messages and stop using IE :P

Don't use CDONTS... it was replaced years ago by CDOSYS.

Cache can improvement as it uses less database calls.

Cache will always use more memory but if you do it properly it does help improve speed.

That is ASP.Net, and that is completely different from ASP. Might want to pay attention next time.

Glad you like it :)

How is this ASP related?

So you want someone else to do all the work for you?

I suggest you take a look at all the tutorials on aspin.com or hotscripts.com

ASPX is ASP.net and not ASP.

Please post in the correct forum.

OK dude your getting anonying. You post another topic about the same thing, and you PM me asking me to help in a thread where i already was.

Go to google, and do some searching.

You know google has TONS of examples of how to do this, but here is something i wrote really fast.


setInterval(function() {
document.getElementById('ImageID').src='imagepath?rd=' + new Date()...

You would have to use javascript and a onload event on the iframe.

(untested)


iframeName.onload=function() {
iframeName.style.height = iframe.document.body.innerHeight;
};

If the website loading in the URL has a fixed size then you would have to code something to dig through the iframe and remove the sites fixed width.

But if the sites content is bigger than the...

Well thats simpe enough,


<iframe id="result" style="width:400px;" scrolling="no" frameborder="0" onload="this.scrolling='auto'"></iframe>

untested but should work

I don't see anything wrong with the page...

Here is a new function that actually loops through the checkboxes:


function updateopen() {
var c_value = "";
var cb = document.getres.checkbox;

for (var i=0; i < document.getres.length...

If you are knew to developing websites you will find that IE uses a really screwed up standards for HTML/CSS and you will have to debug your sites in both IE and FireFox.

But i can not help much,...

The only ways are to use form, cookie, or querystring.

I suggest you take a look at some of the bigger JavaScript Frameworks that can help you speed up development and do all the hard stuff.

Some of the top ones:

script.aculo.us...

Are you getting any javascript errors?

Most versions of IE do support Opacity but never correctly implemented it so it requires a few work arounds to work fully.


.myImage {
filter: Alpha(Opacity=80); //IE
opacity: 0.8;//other...

Are you using any Javascript frameworks in your pages?

If not then you need to learn how to use XMLHTTP. There are plenty of tutorials on google and im 99.99% sure there are dozens of php and ajax...

Don't forget my favorite, MooTools (http://www.mootools.net)

Using the "visibility" property only hides the element, but the space it uses will still be taken up and leave a blank gap in the page.

The easiest way to hide/open a DIV is:

<a href="#"...

I use MooTools for my JS and there is a "Scroll" class that can be used to scroll to certain elements or coordinates and smoothly. It would be very easy to setup something like what you described.
...

It really helps if you can post some code, or link to some code, and include any error messages.

I think what you are looking for is "checked".

document.FromName.checkBoxName.checked

That will return "true" or "false" if the checkbox is enabled or not.

CSS goes in style tags and Javascript goes in script tags.


<style type="text/css">
//CSS goes here
</style>

<script type="text/javascript">
//Javascript goes here
</script>

Are you wanting a "single file solution" for download, or upload?

You could just zip them up so someone can download a "single file solution".

You can easly add the CSS/Javascript into the HTML...

This topic really isnt related to ASP but....

Is IIS set to the default wwwroot folder? (C:\inetpub\wwwroot)

Please post this question in the .Net forum. You might have more success getting an answer.

Moderators need to move this to the CSS forum because i don't see how this fits into ASP.

ASP does not use a Bin folder.

You would have to register the DLL with the .net server in a command line (i cant remember). But even then, the dll would still need to be coded correctly to...

You guys do release you posted this in a ASP forum. ASP and ASP.NET are COMPLETELY different languages.

If you want to pass your .Net class, don't get the two confused.

You guys sure give up easy :)

I wrote this little script for you guys, examples included.


<%
'Fetch and save this image
Call...

Any version of IIS will run ASP.

IIS 5.0 is extremly old.

You should post this in the ASP.Net section

http://www.daniweb.com/forums/forum18.html

http://www.google.com

Tons of examples!

I have helped you. I sent you a link to a tutorial that teaches you have to search a database.

Im not going to code it for you.

Check out this tutorial i wrote a while back, it should help:

http://www.iportalx.net/show_tutorial.asp?TutorialID=672

Shouldnt this be in the Javascript forum and not the Java forum? They are completely different languages.


FYI, appendChild function only works in some browsers in Windows, it does not work in...