You would just use some Javascript such as the following :
document...value =
where is the NAME attribute of your tag, is the NAME attribute of your form field and is the
value that you are trying to assign to it, in this case your users
entered data.
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> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Help with Access and Winzip.
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> Hello all,
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> 1) Can I work with Access by Perl script? If yes, where can I
> start to get
> the information and
The main reason for this approach is that the brackets have the highest
precedence, so it calculates the stuff within the brackets and then
works out from there, althouhg it is slightly bigger it ensures that it
will work and move safely accross to any other platform.
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Dan,
can you provide some source code please, as there are loads of
possible problems.
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> Subject: FW: while loop and DBI
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> Hi all,
> I don't want
Dear all,
having recently followed the debate about these products I
investigated the CD Bookshelf packs in my local store and was
interested to discover that most of the books I commonly use are in
there, so I thought about buying it, but I am left with a few questions
before I part w
