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 | I would personally use Javascript to dynamically add new inputs, but if you must use ASP you can either pass parameters via the query string or hidden fields that tell your script to write out new text fields. Ex: the url of the page where the text field is to … |
| | Your best option is always to use the built in import/export functionality that already exists and nearly all database systems. If for some odd reason this is not an option for you, you can connect to an Excel spreadsheet and read the rows of data just like you would any … |
| | This is very simple. First create a DIV with an id such as 'Tips1' and set it's visibility to hidden. Enter the text you want to be the tip. Then on the link you want the tip for set the onmouseover to a function that will display your DIV. You … |
| | There are a couple of ways to do this. The first would be to set the action of the form in the pop-up to the window that opened it and have that parent window retrieve the form values. You would also have to add some code to close the pop-up … |
| | The form is submitting because you are using an input type of "Submit". Change this to "button", then in the Javascript function use document.TheForm.submit() when all fields are properly validated. As for your instant quote, I'm assuming you are wanting to pull data from a database. If so, you will … |
| | DanceInstructor was just giving you an example of how to include your code. To post your code you have to highlight it and chose the code icon (# sign) from the menu. |
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