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16 Posted Topics
 | I have the following part of code in a PHP file and I want to know if there's a way to make the URL open in a new window instead of the same window. It might be a dumb or easy question, but I'm not too familiar with PHP [code=php] … |
| | I have a PHP script that is a combination of a purchased script and my own programming. It is a mess right now and not easy to work with at all. Basically, the purchased script is one that will merger PDF files into one and let the user download the … |
| | I have an Access database and I want to fill some text boxes with data from a table. I'm using the following method for an example: [code] Me.txtCompany.Text = dr.GetString(1) [/code] That works great. I have that in the PageLoad event. Then I want a user to be able to … |
| | I'm sorry for my ignorance, but I'm fairly new to PHP, so let me explain what I'm trying to do. I'm using a CSV file as my data source, which isn't a problem, I can read/write fine. I'm using this code to create a table from the CSV file: [code] … |
| | Can someone help me convert this SQL SELECT statement to ASP.NET code (if possible): [code] SELECT * FROM tblCategory RIGHT JOIN tblInventory ON tblCategory.categoryID = tblInventory.categoryID WHERE (((tblInventory.type)=[strSearch])) OR (((tblInventory.country)=[strSearch])) OR (((tblInventory.date)=[strSearch])) OR (((tblInventory.eventSeries)=[strSearch])) OR (((tblInventory.grade)=[strSearch])) OR (((tblInventory.comment)=[strSearch])); [/code] I'm trying to use it as a SelectCommand. |
| | I'm using ASP.NET and VB 2005. I'm trying to get a QueryString passed in the URL into a UserControl and I need to pass it as an integer because that is how it will be pulled from the database. Here is part of the .aspx page: [code] <%@ register src="frmOrderProductDisplay.ascx" … |
| | I need a simple login script that has the ability to redirect a user. For example: - I want to be able to protect certain pages so that a user has to login to access them (in this case they wouldn't get redirected) - Then in another case I would … |
| | This script could be in any language, as long as it works. Here's what I have and what I need.... - A form page with a few check boxes - There are a couple PDF files that are needed wich each check box ...For example, the files needed with checkbox1 … |
| | I'm using IIS on Windows 2k3 R2. What I'm wanting to do is create a folder called /accounts/ on the server that requires Integrated Windows Authentication. I can do that, no problem. Then from there I want subfolders, but I only want it to show the subfolders that user is … |
| | I posted this question in the Webmasters Lounge, then I saw the sticky about not posting technical questions there, so I'm re-posting it here. It doesn't necessarily have to be PHP, but that's what the rest of the site is coded in. I'm using IIS on Windows 2k3 R2. What … |
| | I have IIS setup on a Windows 2003 server configured with PHP. There's a section of the website that requires a login, and I have it setup to integrate the login with a Windows account on the server. What I would like is to create a home directory for each … |
| | I have a script that has the code similar to the following: [code] if((isset($_POST['somefile'])) { header("Location: http://www.url.com/somefile.pdf" ); } [/code] This evaluates the selections of a form and will open the pdf file if the 'somefile' option is checked. Now what I'm needing is basically two seperate IF statements to … |
| | I have a form on my website that requires the user to enter data. They are all single line text boxes. At the bottom of the form I have two buttons, one for Print and one for Submit. The Print button just opens the print dialog box and allows them …  |
| | I'm using a PHP script called rwf_mail.php ([url]http://www.robertswebforge.com/scripts/rwf_mail.shtml)[/url]. It creates a form that can be emailed. It consists of the php file and a plain html file to display the form. So in the HTML page, I have code similar to: [code=HTML]<input size=50 name="NAME"><br>[/code] The PHP script pulls the $fields{"NAME"} … |
| | I read the sticky about helping with homework, so I hope this is ok. I'm new to programming, and I think I have the logic correct, but it doesn't give me the correct answer. We haven't learned arrays yet, so we have to do this using if statements and loops. … |
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