yes please post the code

???? What kind of resources? What are you trying to do?

huh?

ok, found your original post. Your problem is you have no connection string telling it what type of db this is("access") or what the file name of your access database is

you need to pass it...

what's the error? is this from another thread? why didn't you post as followup in that thread instead of starting new thread?

post your code that is giving this error

checked that. I am using sql server and it is there

http://www.w3schools.com/js/js_functions.asp

same site, different page

here's something that might get you on the right track

try sorting by secondary field first then sort again by primary

1) http://www.w3schools.com/vbscript/vbscript_ref_functions.asp

2)if you can get them to share them with you

it should be 24 hour time

problem is not with the date function.

you are comparing the string "h" to the string "12"
"h" < "12" is always going to return false

you need to compare your variable h to the number 12

h...

Having a problem connecting via dsn on windows 2003 x64. Keep getting :
ADODB.Connection error '800a0ea9'
Provider is not specified and there is no designated default provider.

Code works...

use this as your query
SELECT TOP 5 name FROM tblfriends
ORDER BY NEWID()

update TABLENAME set
score1 = score1+30,
score2=score2+30,
score3 =score3+30
where id in (7,5,9)

I don't have time to look through the code but I am guessing the connection is opened and not closed somewhere. I'm betting that you have to reset IIS or reboot to get it working again, yes?

glad you got it working

password is spelled wrong

no, not passing an attributes to it, just need to get a value back from it

anybody know any tricks for executing aspx pages from asp pages.

basically I need to do something like this



<%
strResult = Server.Execute("otherPage.aspx")

%>

rs.NextRecordset look here
http://www.w3schools.com/ado/met_rs_nextrecordset.asp

it's a bit of a hack but this will work

if(fileName <> "../flash/<%= flashSource "&"%"&">" ) then

from the information you have given, this shouldn't be happening. Let's try this, run sql profiler then load the page and watch what is actually being sent from asp to sql.

i would run some tests on your email server and see. however I would have to guess that one message with lots of recipients would be much better

if you know that it should always be only two question marks, here is something a little easier


<%

inputString = "<img src=""hello.jpg"">"
inputString = Replace(inputString, """", Chr(0))
...

can you post your output?

this part.

although it shouldn't matter, it is just unnecessary.

if I had to guess then I would say that this .....

if request.QueryString("id")<>"" then

stud_id =...

if stud_id is int, why are you surrounding it with single quotes?

you need to specify which website to look in.

under iisadmin what is the name of your website?

in your browser, you want to type in something like
http://localhost/mywebsitename/index.html

what database are you using and what type of field is stud_id

you want the InStr function
example

blnOkToPost = true
if InStr(Request.form("text"), "www.") then blnOkToPost = false
if InStr(Request.form("text"), "]") then blnOkToPost = false

if...

Function NumUpperCase(x)
a = "ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ"
count = 0

for c = 1 to Len(x)
if InStr(a,Mid (x,c,1)) > 0 then count = count+1
next

NumUpperCase = count
End Function

i don't see anything fancy there, just straight html and some javascript.

by putting the single quotes around the it, you are making it text instead of a number. also you are leaving yourself open to a sql injection attack. you want this


Userid =...

Hence my comment that javascript is the way to go

it might be possible, but javascript is really the best way to handle it

here,
save this in a file called pc.js

var calWindow;
var targetField;
var today = new Date();
var dayofmonth = today.getDate();
var startDate;
var selectDate;
var prevMonth;

I would do two things:

on the front end when displaying the list of available classes, check the number of students already enrolled.

On the back end, use a stored procedure to add a student...

um, that's kinda vague. Can you be a little more specific

are you looking for something like this?

Set dbConn = Server.CreateObject("ADODB.Connection")
dbConn.ConnectionTimeout = 60
dbConn.CommandTimeout = 300
dbConn.Open...