Dave P wrote:
WDVL is one of internet.com's brands, and we don't have permission to use it.
After all they've done hosting this excellent community over the years, I'm not
going to stab them in the back by using their brand without their permission to
do so.
Tim sez:
Agreed...they were incredib
Linda,
I'd like to chime in with my thanks for your efforts over the years. I've been
on and off list depending on job situations but WDVL was right there with me
when I made the plunge into web development several years back.
I remember the shock when MOU revealed his true identity. :-)
Dave
Todd wrote:
I have been using ASPSmartUpload on my Widows 2003 Server for a while.
Everything had been working great. Suddenly we went to use it and now we are
getting an error “Server.CreateObject Failed". The line of code that it is
giving is the line where I'm calling it. I tried to rei
Todd wrote...
I will have to study yours and figure it out exactly, as I have a few more
others that will be similar. Any good resources or tips that helped you?? :)
Thanks again!
Tim responds...
You're quite welcome. :) No particular resources were used other than the few
years I have worki
Todd,
Try this:
select N.news_ID, G.group_ID, N.news_Title, G.group_Title
from news as N
inner join group_news as GN on N.news_ID = GN.newsID
inner join groups as G on GN.group_ID = G.group_ID
where G.group_ID = 25
order by N.news_Title
Hope it's not too late to save your brain. :-)
Tim
steve wrote...
We are using php to connect to a local MS SQL database, and all seems to be
fine. We are connecting to several tables within the same database, and are
able to insert, update, delete, etc. However, there is one table that refuses
to let us update, and we can not figure out why.
W
Matt wrote...
The Server will be running a bespoke database application and therefore clients
will be accessing the database. The clients will _not_ be accessing any
file/print services on this server, although they will be authenticating
against it.
I started to look into this however I can't
Zach wrote...
Greetings. I wanted to introduce myself to the group, as I am new
here. I am a web developer in Vermont. I am currently working for a
PHP development shop that has an in-house CMS. I am starting a new
job in a week for a large company doing .NET development.
Tim sez...
Welcome a
Joseph wrote:
So I have turned to using my own early css work and adapting it.
IE seems proud and happy to show the site and I have started making the changes
needed. However it seems unhappy with Javascript.
The great Firefox merely shows the source! This is the document statement
http://www.w
Riva,
I'd agree with MOU - you're making things too complicated. Set your menu items
up to be block display and let the browser handle the movement for the form.
Use JS to control just the display:none or display:block.
Tim
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MOU wrote:
Saving the qualification will display POST data. As you can see, there's
no entry for "man" or "opt" as no items in the lists were clicked. As I
said in the initial message I realise now that this is how a is
supposed to work, but I've been a dope and gone down this route trying
to get
Joseph wrote...
I do not favour any DRM, but don't want the download page exposed
or available to non-payers. I am reluctant to think HTTPS, though
I know how sensible it is. But I was thinking that maybe [I am
using PayPal for payments] there was a way of linking the PayPal
transaction number to t
Deb wrote:
Does anyone have any suggestions? Is the usb hub perhaps bad? Or the
actual usb cable that plugs into the computer from the hub? I'd like to
nail down some potential fixes before running all over the place without
direction.
---
Are you overloading the hub? Is it self-powered? USB
Al wrote:
I've never use a RES higher than 1280 x 1060, so I guess I have to let
loose of that rigid thing in me that says anything higher is
ridiculous.
Tim sez:
I regularly develop on a 1600x1200 screen, and usually have more than
one monitor hooked up to expand that even more. When you're
Robert wrote:
I have a project where I want to add a url to an XSLT but want to be
able to change it in the global.asa? Can I add the Application("url")
to the XSLT so then I don't have to change my template everytime I
create a new website, I just change the global.asa?
Hi Robert,
I haven't done
Hey Matthew,
[Deb wrote] Well, the first thing that comes to mind is the color combo.
This does not say "Dad" to me - it's pastel-y in nature which screams
female to me. Rounded would make it more femmie in my opinion. Maybe a
deep dark manly purple and then white instead of yellow? Or perhaps
e
I've been using Dreamweaver 8 for the last several months and have come
to like it quite a bit. I've never used the WYSIWYG features, it's
simply a coding editor for me (I use PHP but used to code in ASP classic
as well). Getting clean, validating code nearly always makes you review
things manually
I’m working on my first ajax-driven website and have come across a curious
problem…in one div, I replace the entire HTML content using innerHTML, with the
new content coming from the ajax interaction. DOM objects in that div have
click and mouseover events attached to them, but after I replace
Alida,
When I had an ASP site going, I put a small include in the top of each
ASP page that built the common header (i.e. banner, etc.). In that
include I also had a single variable controlling the site's up or down
status. In that one place, if I changed the value to "down", the
include would a
Peter wrote:
Can anyone suggest a low cost solution to batch converting pdfs to
thumbnails?...Paint Shop can produce them but only one time at a time
using the resize facility.
Tim sez:
Paint Shop can record scripts...I've done it in the (dark) past with
good luck. Perhaps you can figure out a sc
Cheryl wrote:
Think of public_html as wwwroot.
Tim:
Okay, that helps. Thanks. Except that there's a whole bunch of
public_htmls, one for each person who has an account. :-) I suppose
that's normal.
Cheryl wrote:
I know many who are not willing to install PHP 5 on production servers.
Haven't no
I wrote previously:
> If any of you have had experience with multi-developer change
> management/source control systems for web development, please contact
> me via email offlist if you don't mind sharing your knowledge.
> I find myself responsible for setting a similar system up with a
> couple
If any of you have had experience with multi-developer change
management/source control systems for web development, please contact me
via email offlist if you don't mind sharing your knowledge.
I find myself responsible for setting a similar system up with a couple
of constraints that are driving
I've used GoDaddy for our family's website for a couple of years now and
have been completely happy with them. I don't build a lot of webs for
other people but would host them with GoDaddy without a second thought.
Tim
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> Some of you longtimers probably will remember me. :-)
Dave wrote...
Yup I remember you! Good to hear from you again mate. I wouldn't
bother with the digest if I were you, the list is dead quiet lately.
Today has been the b
Some of you longtimers probably will remember me. :-) Worked at a
Wichita, KS law firm from 2001-2004, moved out to Denver to work for the
public school system (internal web programming), got laid off early this
spring (budget cuts), now I'm back in Wichita working for LSI (they
build computer sto
Hi list,
A friend and I are getting to the point that we need a serious hosting
solution for different development projects. Looking for a U.S.
provider, someone who supports .NET 2.0, SQL Server 2000/2005 (multiple
databases), etc. Our problem is that the multiple databases get charged
per eac
Robert asked...
Tim do you know what model was for the motherboard this happened on? We
have several 270's... I would like to fix the problem before having it.
Tim responds:
I don't have one at my desk, and all the ones close to me are in use so
I can't crack one open. :-) I did hit the Dell sit
Riva,
I'm just now getting to this thread...was out on vacation. I don't think
you mentioned the Dell model...was it by any chance an Optiplex GX270?
Our school district bought a boatload of those from Dell, and they're
generally good machines, but the motherboard was revised and used a
different
Riva wrote:
I remember getting into an e-discussion about websites on a soaping
e-mail group. One person claimed that it didn't matter if there were
spelling mistakes or typos on her site, it was the product that people
came for. I countered that typos and spelling mistakes make a statement
about t
Riva wrote:
I haven't used ASP before and all is going pretty well except that I
can't get the message part to appear in the template. The header and
footer and background show up fine. I can't figure out what the problem
is.
Tim responds...
Riva, the first thing I'd do is take all the blank sp
Cheryl wrote:
Web Wiz has way too many nested tables and a bad case of classitis. It
is off my list. I'm still looking at the Snitz forum. While there is no
doctype that can be fixed and there is less classitis and fewer nested
tables.
Tim replies:
I used Snitz a couple of years ago off of our law
Tyme wrote:
Unfortunately, according to my Mac/Safari tester, that did not work.
Here is what I last tested:
if(navigator.useragent.indexof("AppleWebKit") > -1) {
document.getElementById("tblBannerNav").style.height="88px";
}
//-->
The browser detection still appears to be failing.
Tim:
My Ja
Riva wrote:
I ran Task Manager (he is running XP) and his CPU usage was at 100%. I
went through the list of processes and
googled what I didn't know. Those that could be removed were removed. I
also disabled a lot of programs he had starting automatically on start
up (like RealPlayer, etc.) When I
Have a look at these sites:
http://jaxmed.com/articles/wellness/mouseErgo.html
Note the angle of the forearm in the image...essentially flat. It is
difficult to get this angle unless you have a very low desk or a dropped
keyboard tray (my recommendation - get an adjustable-height tray with a
mo
Peter wrote:
I have moved all my Word Documents from the old HD to the new one but
every time I open one and change anything then try to save, it says the
files is marked Read Only and I have to save under a new name. I've
searched the Help files on the PC but cannot find anywhere on how to
remove
Linda,
Oddly enough, at a different job, in a different state, I'm still
missing Saturday digests. LOL I've checked this for the last couple of
weeks, and the latest set I received a digest for 1/28 and 1/30 but not
for 1/29. I know we worked through this a year ago but don't remember
what the
Riva asked:
My client wants to put sermons on his website as a sound file and as
text. What format should he put the sound file in? Any advice on how to
do this?
Tim responds:
I know a lot of church sites do this with RealAudio, but personally I'd
suggest using MP3 format...it's very cross-platfor
Cheryl wrote:
Its biggest advantage as far as I'm concerned is that if you have a
designer and developer working together the designer doesn't have to
even see much less be able to mess up the code when working on the page.
Scott wrote:
Hmm, OK. Wondered about that. I've got VS.NET 2003, but due t
Well, good people, I'm finally back...in the employ of another company,
in another state. Some of you will remember me as the website developer
for the Foulston Siefkin law firm in Wichita, KS (www.foulston.com).
I'm now doing support work for the English Language Acquisition
department of Denver
Dwayne wrote:
Just looked at my web on NS 4.7 (which client is supporting side-by-side with IE 6)
and alarmed that the CSS styles don't render, embedded tables fall apart, and graphics
inside of tables jump out and land elsewhere in the page.
This occurs only on the home page and one of the othe
Howard and ravenstudio2, thanks for your comments. I've used STS before
as collaboration software and was pretty happy with it in that mode, but
I agree that it just doesn't seem suited for informational sites.
Sean, I know it's expensive and overkill. :-) Since I'm growing wiser
with age, I'm
Has anyone used Microsoft's Sharepoint 2003 to build an intranet? I'm
not talking about the Team Services part, but the Portal. It's being
"highly recommended" by powers that be that I use it to build a
replacement intranet for our company.
The more I research it the more it looks like a bad fit
All,
Stephen, Bj, Joseph, Scott, Steven, Cheryl, David: thanks for all your
comments. To clarify something, I work directly for FS; I'm not a
consultant or contractor (I also do all their internal programming).
I've addressed some of the comments directly:
Stephen wrote: I'm getting a 500 error:
Joseph wrote:
As if the inbuilt faults weren't enough I had to develop one all by
myself! The 'form' file that was giving trouble` had entirely the wrong
contents!!! I had typed in a php file, which is a later part of the
script.
Joseph wearing dunces cap and standing in the corner.
Tim:
We've a
Bj wrote:
...using various BASICs, C, Assembler (Intel 6502 and VAX Macro-32),
microcode, Pascal and COBOL, have been sent on formal short courses in
ICL 2966 COBOL and SCL, IBM Rexx/CMS and the Unix Bourne shell, spent
over two years programming COBOL for a living and over the past twenty
years ha
Janet wrote:
I know this isn't a FrontPage group but I asked my question on the FP
newsgroup and got no answer so I thought I would try here. I have
created a form in FP that works fine as a .htm page. However the
page/form needs to be in the password protected area as a .asp page.
When I change th
Riva wrote:
I have managed to write code to read the source code from a webpage into
a text file. Searching the file for the info I want is easy to do. My
problem now is with the shopping cart. My client uses Mals cart and I
can't figure out a way to access the cart. When I access the url
http:
rudy wrote:
> who says a "document" has to be in a format that might contain some
worm or virus?
Dave followed with:
I just dump M$ Office completely and use OpenOffice, it'll still
open/save M$ Office files, but without the absolutely cretinous idea of
allowing executable code within a document.
Employed full-time by a law firm as web developer. I do the website
from gathering specs to going live, including all backend work
(ASP/SQL). Also do the secure extranet, intranet, and minor internal
web-based apps, as well as support functions (image manipulation, DB
work, etc.). Learning Flash
I'm on the digest version of WDVL, and I'm still missing Saturday
digests. Linda had this working for me at one time and it's recently
been acting up again. Any clues?
Anybody have a copy of the 3/6/2004 digest they'd care to forward to me?
([EMAIL PROTECTED]). Thanks.
Tim
The WDVL
Stephen wrote:
If you haven't checked out Peters site
[http://www.stigmergicsystems.com], you should. He describes in detail
his theories around stigmergic systems and their applications for the
web. Most of it is pretty high-brow and somewhat hard to read, but it
is certainly interesting.
Tim:
Janet wrote:
When working with a small budget site, images are often hard to come by.
Most of my customers are not design-focused so it doesn't make any
difference to them-- but I would like to make my sites more
artistic/elegant/not sure of the right word--but I know it when I see
it!
I was just
Amanda wrote:
The bad english used in the message is another clue that this isn't
legit.
Tim wonders:
Most of the scams I've seen use bad English...that's one of the earmarks
I look for first. If a legit company can't take the time to use correct
language, why would I bother responding to them?
jac wrote:
don't know about this one... the client was looking for something funky,
young and memorable as the majority of his clients would be young
couples (first time buyers) - kinda like the last thing you'd expect of
a mortgage site. But...I don't know if I got it right and I'm blue in
the fac
Joseph wrote:
I knew I would risk being a raving loony by the end of the learning, and
have a sub-folder 'trials and
tribulations'! I am glad my blindly thrashing about will be of use to
someone.
Tim:
Joseph, welcome to the world of programming and development. If it
makes you feel better, thos
Matt wrote:
> If it works in Mozilla and validates, then I know
> it is standards compliant, and it will work in future browsers.
Ross replied:
Validation is the key (as also pointed out by Amanda)
Tim wonders:
I'm not convinced anything standards compliant will work in future
browsers. A heck o
Cheryl wrote:
Is this the one Matthew was referring to
http://meyerweb.com/eric/css/edge/popups/demo.html
They work on IE 6.
Tim:
And they're completely broken in NN4.7 - doesn't even serve up readable
text (black on black).I wish my company would give up
supporting that browser, or at least
Jim wrote:
Here are some URLs which offer chromeless window scripts:
http://www.dhtmlshock.com/window-scripts/Chromeless/default.asp
http://www.xentrik.net/javascript/chromeless.php#
Interestingly, while both examples above have width and size specs, my
MSIE 6 browser opens them full-screen. Acc
Chacha Joe wrote:
I have gathered that one database needs many tables to give it
flexibility and minimise space, but are you saying that sets of table on
different subjects can be stored in one database? [...] Sorry if these
are elementary questions, but the tutorials follow narrow tracks and I
hav
Robert, thanks for the link. Checking it out now.
Tim
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Try this link. Download System Documentation 3.2.0
http://www.myitforum.com/downloads/default.asp?srt=42&w=3&se=VB+Scriptin
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Bill wrote:
When the output is a html table it says:
Provider error '80004005'
Unspecified error
/myreport.asp, line 644
line 644 is: objRS.movefirst (goto the first line in the record set)
When the output is excel the error occurs after you accept the file
download:
Internet Expl
Bill wrote:
I have an asp page that creates and runs a sql statement and sends
the results back to the user as an excel file. It works really well
until the data set gets too big - 1500 records. If the file is too big
it crashes when downloading the excel file. I changed the page to build
an
jac wrote:
OK I'm gonna scream!!! this thing is driving me mad for the last 3
hours.
Stephen responded:
It looks to me like you're missing a step. This is all theory,
because I've never had reason to send an attachment in an automated
email, but... I'm pretty sure all that the script will ha
Exhausted jac wrote:
guys, over the last week or so I've revamped the site & wanted your
opinions & any mistakes you may spot.
http://www.tipsandscripts.com
Tim:
jac, don't know if you care about Netscape 4.7x on Windows, but the left
menu has a strange problem where the little triangles overlay
Michael wrote:
can't help you with example web sites but this is a useful link as a
start: http://bobby.watchfire.com/bobby/html/en/index.jsp
mind you there are a couple of 'quirks' that you may find irritating
however I find it a useful adjunct to the W3C validators
Tim:
I never could get Bobby
For rudy, particularly...
Copied and pasted right from my query analyzer: "'iif' is not a
recognized function name."
Am I missing something? Is IIF only a part of Analysis Services?
That's where the BOL seems to indicate it's useful.
TIA,
Tim
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rudy wrote:
where year(date()) - year(DOBfield)
- iif(month(date()) > month(DOBfield),0,
iif(month(date()) < month(DOBfield),1,
iif(day(date()) < day(DOBfield),1,0)))
between 30 and 40
Tim:
Dang, rudy, you did it to me again - I didn't know SQL supported an
"iif"! J
Dave wrote:
> We actually do very well with anything that requires programming (my
> personal forte). We can get away with charging the client $150 to
> $200/hour for database work.
rudy replied:
holy $deity
i don't charge anywhere near that, and i think i'm pretty good at
databases
i'm obvious
Dwayne asked...
The ASP page takes several seconds to load, and I would like to display
a "Loading..." message.
Todd replied:
Here's a solution I've used in the past. While it's not perfect, it is
pretty light weight.
~~~ Code Snippets ~~~
function init(){
if (document.layers) {
document.Load
Jac,
As others have mentioned, a plasma screen will have at the minimum an
S-video input connector; however, you'll have to get audio from
somewhere, too. If your laptop is fairly recent, it very likely may
already have an S-video connector on it, so you'll just need a cable.
You can grab audio f
Anybody have recommendations for a credit card processor service
provider? I've looked into YourPay.com (through Commerce Bank) and
VeriSign's Payflow Link, and they both have problems that are
significant to me (YourPay = no customization, Payflow = declined
transactions end up in limbo).
Ideas?
Kishore, Sol, Ravi, Michael - thanks for your input and suggestions.
I'm going to be looking into all of them today.
We already have a merchant account; all I really need is a credit card
transaction servicer. At this point I'm not even sure I need a shopping
cart solution; we'll only have a few
Koafar:
Could anyone recommend a good, free IRC client for Windows machine?
Thanks in advance.
Tim:
See if this works for you:
http://www.trillian.cc/trillian/index.html
There's a Pro version for $$$, but they have a free Windows version
(v.74) that I've been using and it seems to be fine. Conne
I originally asked:
Any of you guys/gals ever worked with SSL? Is it possible to put SSL on
only a subsection of a website (i.e. a part where we're collecting
private data)? I've set up websites where SSL was placed on a complete
site, but never a subsection. I'm not even sure of the correct
ter
rudy suggested:
select contactID, (fname + ' ' + lname) as fullname, email
from contacts
where active = 1
order by
case when lname is null then '999' else lname end
, case when fname is null then '999' else fname end
, email
however, it's a nice techni
Perry wrote:
I don't see how this event improves our lot as web designers.
Drew replied:
I don't think we've even reached the full dark of night.
Tim:
Sadly, I'm inclined to agree, after thinking about it on and off through
the day. The only redeeming factor would be that with Netscape in a
"no
Peter asked:
> Is there a way that programmatically we can deactivate
> the address toolbar whenever a specific page is loaded?
rudy suggested:
you can open the page in a popup window with no chrome
but that approach has problems too
specifically: smart users can figure that out
your time would
Myself, previously:
> A lot of older people in our town do that during the day to keep cool,
and
> it's encouraged by both the malls and the local authorities. Getting
> your brain to work when your body's not happy is difficult.
Andrew:
Oh oh. Implying that Jan is an "older people"?
Jan:
ouch!
Cheryl wrote:
I totally agree, I don't expect my pages to look exactly the same cross
browser/platform and at all screen resolutions. If a 3px jog ever drove
me
to the point I needed to use hacks so it wouldn't be there on any
browser it
would be time for me to find a new line of work.
Tim respon
Jan wrote:
I just can't get enough liquid in me lately, always thirsty. Even with
the air on, it's really hot out. Also, the air conditioner here in my
apt only throws out cool air for about 3 feet, so it's not really
cool. Last trip to the fridge to get some refrigerated cold water, it
was hot
Matt wrote:
This is just a quick test to make sure I can post to this list and to
say that I'm back (if any of you remember me from about 18months ago)!
Hope this list is still the hive of activity it used to be, look forward
to helping and being helped once again.
Tim:
Welcome back, Matt! Yep, t
Paul wrote:
Actually .Net's CLI has been standardized by ECMA as well as it C#. So
there could be a .Net implementation for *nix. I went to a MS DevDays on
.Net some time ago and asked about implementation of .NET in *nix and
they said that they heard of one but it wasn't ready yet. Maybe it is
now
Rudy wrote:
holy cow -- no pun intended ;o) -- this guy's pretty good!!
Is it possible to live in this world without a belief - not change
beliefs, not substitute one belief for another, but be entirely free
from all beliefs, so that one meets life anew each minute? This, after
all, is the truth:
Jan wrote:
What's weird is that when I clicked on the link, it opened a mini window
and that picture had the watermark on it. Just for curiosity, I right
clicked and saved the picture and there is no watermark on that one.
Don't you think the saved picture should have the watermark on it too?
Mary
Deb wrote:
The following errors were found:
Sorry, but I cannot figure out who sent you here. Your browser is not
sending an HTTP_REFERER. Please use the back button to correct these
errors.
Paul added:
Just did the same tests (test/333-333- & the puterbug/333-333-)
and it worked. The next
jac asked:
...if you've got a minute can you recommend a method of backing up
files.
Erich suggested:
Do you have a CD or DVD burner? I was backing up my home machine on
CD's with no problem. If you don't have a burner consider that a great
investment and write it off. CD burners are now getting
Jac,
Somehow the orange works for me, too...wasn't sure about it at first
with the others' comments, but...it's Irish. :-) It was enough to give
me the itch to go to the rally.
Since I'm an editor at heart, here's a few minor details:
Accommodations page: "Articulated Truck" is misspelled (lef
Subject: Re: List down?
rudy:
we've solved all the problems
;o)
Tim:
LOL. Leave it to rudy to point out the obvious that we've all
overlooked. :-) You made my day.
Okay, I'll ask a question, then. I've been struggling with this for
about a day or so with not much success. I've got an ASP p
Paul wrote:
I thought about that one but the result will be that if I want to have,
let's say, a list of employees and their associated groups, I would have
to make a UNION select on the 2 tables to get the associated
employee_groups.grp_name since employees.emp_group only contains the ID
of the gr
Forgot to mention...in the stored procedure you might want to wrap all
the update/insert/delete code inside a transaction. That way if for
some reason it fails, it will roll the SQL table back to the way it was
before and all you'll need to clean up is the temp table.
Tim
Eddie wrote:
When I'm on tour I create article and Pictures. They are stored in a
mySQL DB. When I want to update this DB I will not connect directly to
the mySQL DB on the Server as this would cost me to much (over
Satellite). So I was thinking on following option.
Step 1: I'm creating with Acces
Stephen wrote:
I am porting over some information from an Access 97 DB to MSSQL 2000
and am using scheduled DTS (data transformation services) to do it.
Problem: on the first run, it creates the table fine, but when executing
manually or on a schedule, it does not update the existing table... Th
J.R. wrote:
I went back and tried it again, and it works on my test case (don't know
what I screwed up before.)
Tim sez:
One thing I've learned to do, since I usually test with IE first, is to
do the "Tools / Internet Options / General / Delete Temporary Internet
files" quite often - sometimes wit
Loren wrote:
I know not what I am doing but that has never stopped me.
Tim replies:
This is the mark of a great leader. :-)
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I wrote, previously:
FT> While poking around, I found this page:
FT> http://kspope.com/assistech/index.php.
FT> After poking through our website, I'm really wondering if it's
FT> possible to have a visually appealing website (i.e. at least a few
FT> graphics) and an easy-to-navigate aural-only
rudy responded:
personally, i use a pencil, because it has an eraser ;o)
Tim adds:
Yep, pencil's the best. Lots of paper. Have a trash can handy - or a
recycle bin, depending on your inclinations. :-)
FWIW, I actually use a pen and scribble out old ideas...you'd be
surprised how often I come
Todd wrote:
I had thought about doing the single page idea, but haven't personally
done one that way before and wasn't sure where to start. However, I can
see a few advantages to doing it. I will do some more research on it!
=20
Tim:
If you're looking for a concise example, Bill Hatfield's "Acti
Todd asked:
> Do I need to just add hidden fields down in the new
> that has the values from above?
rudy responded:
that's one way, and quite common
here's a thought: what if there was only one page that did all three
functions?
it displays the form
it displays the preview
it processes the
Zhao wrote:
Days ago I posted a message "How setup home network with DSL?" After
reading many web-friends' nice responses, I am now intending to purchase
"Linksys EtherFast Cable/DSL Router with 4-port Switch _model BEFSR41"
*OR* "D-Link Express EtherNetwork 4-Port Cable/DSL Router_model DI-604
"
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