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 | I've been working with an older programmer who's coding an IVR solution. It's running on Windows 2000 and is connected to a T1 (we have internet access) through the machine his code is running on. I've been trying to get him to request information from our main web server via … |
 | Great forum guys, seo guy just told me about and the rewrite hack so i started following the steps. It's my first time using this forum so I'm gonna come out as a dummy here :). Anyway here's my question. At the bottom of Step 2 of the original #1 … |
| | What you have to do is execute the URL's through an HTTP Form submission. If you use ASP.NET it's already built in, for ASP you can use something like DynuCom's object. Here is a link: [url]http://www.dynu.com/dynuhttp.asp[/url] |
| | Re: Very new to ASP orionm> There are tones of tutorials on google about stuff like this. For now here is the answer you were looking for. [code] 'After you open your connection SQL = "SELECT * FROM Client" Set rsMaster = objConnection.Execute(SQL) If rsMaster.EOF = False Then Do Until rsMaster.EOF 'To make it easier … |
 | The problem is here: You have: [code] <% varRowCount = 1 varTodayDate = day(now()) varTodayMonth = MonthName(month(date()) Response.Write "<h2>Report for " & varTodayMonth & "</h2>" Do While varMonthCount <32 or <= 31 Response.Write "The days of " & varTodayMonth & " " & varRowCount Response.Write ": are varTodayDate<br>" varRowCount = … |
| | I have tried the same exact thing. I was never able to get the line number to come up.  |
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