I would definitely pay for a Python Cookbook a la the Perl Cookbook. I don't
think I'm alone here. Python rocks!
Anthony Kim <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
"Not speaking for my employer."
-Original Message-
From: Michael Strasser [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, May 07, 2001 8:14 PM
To: Ac
Title: ASP page hiccuping with HTTP/1.1 500 Server Error
Win2K, MsSql2K, etc.
I submit a request (I believe it happens on form POSTs), and get back a page that is empty except for the "HTTP/1.1 500 Server Error" message.
I see this occur with some regularity (more than daily) on
Title: decimal places problem with ODBC/ASP?
Win2K, MsSql2K, IIS5, etc.
I have HTML forms which do a POST to Python/ASP pages which call my .py class which uses the "standard" ODBC module to insert a record into MsSQL.
This particular app is an online timesheet app: enter timec
No, it's not dead, it's just that I've been swamped. I'll try and get
some help editing, and hopefully we'll inject more life into it.
I apologize for the delays in getting recipes reviewed.
-- David Ascher
Michael Strasser wrote:
>
> There has been a distinct lack of activity on the Python C
David Ascher wrote:
> No, it's not dead, it's just that I've been swamped. I'll try and get
> some help editing, and hopefully we'll inject more life into it.
>
> I apologize for the delays in getting recipes reviewed.
How many people do the editing? Is it all internal to AS? Could you perhaps
Unfortunately, that's really a Microsoft problem, not a Python problem. It is easy to
use the win32com.client to create a Python object that is "linked" to Word. The
abilities of that object depend on Word. Knowing how to use those abilities
depends mostly on the Microsoft documentation.
