Sorry if this has already been answered ...
Some servers (NT/Win2K - M$) require different IP for FTP
--- Ingentus <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi all
> a quick question for you - I have been given an IP address for uploading a
> site. I have also noticed on the site admin page for the same dom
Doesn't the second frameset have to contained with a frame of the first
frameset?
Like:
>document.write('framespacing="0">');
>document.write('title="left">');
document.write ('');
document.write ('');
>document.write('frameborder="NO" border="0">');
>document.write('title="top">');
document.
At 10:30 AM 8/10/2002 -0500, you wrote:
>You don't say what email program they are using. If Outlook find out the
>path to the .pst folder (either find/search .pst or through Control
>Panel Mail or Outlook itself but that varies by Outlook version) and
>simply copy the whole pst file to disk/zip o
Hi The
On 10 Aug 2002 09:57:11 (my local time 16:57:11), The PuterBug wrote:
TP> Hoping someone has the answer for this. I have to redo a computer,
TP> and the owner wants their address book saved so it can be imported
TP> into a new email program. This is an NS address book. The file I need
You don't say what email program they are using. If Outlook find out the
path to the .pst folder (either find/search .pst or through Control
Panel Mail or Outlook itself but that varies by Outlook version) and
simply copy the whole pst file to disk/zip or whatever.
Cheryl D. Wise
WiserWays
Offic
HI,
Hoping someone has the answer for this. I have to redo a computer,
and the owner wants their address book saved so it can be imported
into a new email program. This is an NS address book. The file I need
to save is the pab file, right?
Thanks,
Deb
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From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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> I am looking for a Free ASP file upload utility where a user could upoad a
> file from a local directory to their web space such as images or any
> binary file. SA Fileup is always mentioned, but I'd like to go with
Hi David and everyone else.
Trying to wrap the frames around an orphan page.
David-good suggestion but that code causes an error-object null or not an
object.
Maybe you or someone else has another suggestion? Here's the code:
CONTENT PAGE CODE:
if (parent.location.href == self.location.href)
windo
At 07:39 AM 8/10/02, David Blakey wrote:
>window.main.location.href="pagename.html"
Hi David and everyone else.
David-good suggestion but that code causes an error-object null or not an
object.
Maybe you or someone else has another suggestion? Trying to wrap the
frames around an orphan page.
>SELECT firstname, lastname, address FROM DatabaseName WHERE firstname LIKE
>"*keyword*" OR lastname LIKE "*keyword*" OR address LIKE "*keyword*"
I forgot to add an example of multiple keywords, but it's pretty
straighttforward.
SELECT recipename, ingredients, method FROM Recipes WHERE ingred
>
>
>
>I understand the conditional first line.
>Index refers to the frameset page. I thought that main was the name of
>the frame where the page should be loaded and that the ? would send th
>How do I perform a search of the data within the records of an Access .mdb
>file. I've used AtomZ for basic text searching of the static content, but
>what about the content in the database itself?
If the columns are called 'firstname', 'lastname' and 'address', you should
be able to use
SELE
Hi Bj,
> You are really supposed to add a prefix as in
>
> import_request_variables ( 'p', 'post_' );
>
> so that 'fred' comes out as $post_fred; but how is that worth the trouble
> when you can just use $_POST['fred'] ?
FWIW, you'll get an E_NOTICE error if you call import_request_variables(
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