You are right AwS ... How silly of me.... I have just always had it available to me... I take back my comment which was founded on nothing but my own prejudgement.

LOL mnemtsas .... easy error.
Maybe you could check out my SEO forums..... it's pretty new, although the other forums are not.

Hi sawani_bade....

First of all, I would consider making a back up of all nessesary files before doing anything else. Make sure to scan everything you put into the back up for virii.

I would...

Actually, you are looking for a User-Agent containing the string 'Googlebot/' ... this string will vary, but NEVER contains 'Freshbot'. Freshbot is the name given by SEO's to google's daily crawler...

You should use response.write Server.URLEncode(URLQuerystring) to produce the URL querystring....

This will encode the + sign in a way that is retreivable.

No problems!

Ok.... not wanting to reinvent the wheel here, could i just point you to this webpage:-
http://www.aspwebpro.com/aspscripts/forms/formtodatabase.asp

That has all you need.

you want to be able to type over a graphic using an input box? or just overlay text on a graphic?

if it's an input box, use <textarea style="background: url(pathtographicfile.jpg)"></textarea>"
...

what exactly is wrong here?

The only way to do this is to NOT use autonumbering.

You could then write a function to do the renumbering, but why bother?

Your function would also have to take into account renumbering any...

Actually, when encoding entire directories, use the /xl switch... this stops the encoder from adding the language directive.

You can then add it in manually for non-includes.

I think you can strip the language directive on the includes (after encoding).

Thats a weird error to get for a permissions error... normally the error you get is this:-
Microsoft JET Database Engine (0x80040E09)
Cannot update. Database or object is read-only
OR
Microsoft...

Actually, this is very easy to achive in VB or VB.NET.

Microsoft has already thought of the webbrowser control.... just drop one on a form, and customise the form to look how you like.

This...

Maybe the server requires or cannot handle passive mode transfers.

Try toggling the passive mode.

you need to attach the debugger to the IIS process.
When an error occurs, it will break at the statement inside the debugger.

Dont ask me why, and I know this is a pain, but hey!!

Have you set up SMTP service to route the mail?

If not, obtain the ip address of your ISP's SMTP server.
open IIS admin control and right click the default smtp server.
On the delivery tab,...

I always use these 2 functions:-Sub ForceDownload(strFilePath)

Set oFS = Server.CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
Set oFile = oFS.GetFile(strFilePath)
StrFileSize = oFile.Size
Set...

maybe try this:-strPost = "<command><login>" _
& "<user>username</user>" _
& "<pass>password>/pass>" _
& "</login></command>"
Set objHTTP =...

you need to use the command timeout in your connection string as well as the internettimeout property
something like this: RDSControl.Server = "http://yourdomain"
RDSControl.InternetTimeout =...

Actually, client side validation is a nice thing to use, but should NEVER be relied upon.

Consider those that have JavaScript turned off!! How will you validate then?

I always handle...

Hi,

You are talking about a client side function of the browser software.
ASP, and in fact all server side languages can effect no change in client side behaviours, and hence, you are a little...

LMAO..... how many of us fell into this trap at the beginning? We were prolly just as confused as this guy!

Actually, it's a string value, and so is everything send via an HTTP GET or POST.

It is up to you, the developer to cast the strings to explicit types.

You must assign the value of the posted...

MySQL will happily work with ASP, which is why microsoft bundles the driver by default.
For a list of connection strings including one for mySql, see this thread:-...

I presume you included adovbs.inc ?

You need that file to use the named ADO constants

You could use this:-<HTML>
<HEAD><TITLE>My Frame Page</TITLE></HEAD>
<frameset rows="100,*" border="1">
<frame src="menu.htm" name="One" scrolling="auto"
marginwidth="0" marginheight="0"...

if you need it to work the way you describe, you can enable parent paths in IIS admin console.

You would need to convert the excel document to pull it's values from a database (access). You could then write a standard form which will show the data, and allow users to change the values etc. ...

remove the @language directive if you are using vbscript.

I think if you posted the fields in your DB, along with their TYPE and your ASP code, we'll wrap this up in no time.

It's done using a technique called url re-writing.

On this server, the page thread6988.htm does not physically exist. Instead, the web server monitors incoming url requests and looks for the word...