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marsh4425-Sep-06 11:09

25-Sep-06 11:09

We are developing (trying at least) a processes where we want to call another form and pass some variables from the calling form to the called form. We are trying to figure out how to make sure that the fields ( one field is static, and the other could be one of 4 different fields) we are passing and the form we are calling match up. We want to get current information from one system (the system we are going to) and then retrieve back the updated information and have it display? How can I find out what the ? and & in the href mean? if we want to pass an id to form update do we do a
http://www.xxxxxxxx/update.jsp?id=12738"

once we have the informatin how can we refresh to display the new information?

marsha

image shere

Brent Lamborn25-Sep-06 6:35

Brent Lamborn

25-Sep-06 6:35

Does anyone know where I might find a script that creates a rotating image sphere? I found a site that utilizes a java applet to do so, but I'd prefer javacript instead. I'd like to point it at images and have it create a rotating sphere composed of the images.

I might have to make my own, but my math isn't that good!

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Re: image shere

Guffa25-Sep-06 9:10

Guffa

25-Sep-06 9:10

Javascript isn't suited for doing something like that. Even if you manage to get the image data, and even display the image data, it would take minutes to calculate each frame, so it wouldn't really be rotating as much as moving ocassionally...

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Re: image shere

Brent Lamborn25-Sep-06 9:32

Brent Lamborn

25-Sep-06 9:32

I think it could be done without being that resource intensive, with the right knowledge. I've got a fairly simple script on my homepage that scrolls images.

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Re: image shere

Guffa25-Sep-06 14:04

Guffa

25-Sep-06 14:04

Scrolling images is extremely trivial in comparison. There is no processing of the image data required for that. For a spherical distorsion of an image, on the other hand, you would have to calculate every pixel of the image.

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PERT/CPM Chart

himanshusharma225-Sep-06 3:26

himanshusharma2

25-Sep-06 3:26

I need guidence regarding creation of PERT/CPM chart using technology ASP/PHP/VB script.
can anyone please help me on this

Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks in advance
Himanshu Sharma

Activex Not Painting

vinodraut25-Sep-06 2:12

vinodraut

25-Sep-06 2:12

Hi,
I have an activex which is just a report list control. Whenever I resize the IE the page gets scroll bars. If I scroll the IE page scrolllbars the Activex does not get repainted & it shows some other pages contents.
So what should I do to avoid it & ask activex to get repainted. Plz help

Thanx & Regards,
Vinod.

add a password

nirushi24-Sep-06 23:23

nirushi

24-Sep-06 23:23

:-OSample coding for add a password to save button using asp.

NI

Re: add a password

CWIZO25-Sep-06 4:24

CWIZO

25-Sep-06 4:24

What?

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Directory.Move() Issue

raghbhar24-Sep-06 20:58

raghbhar

24-Sep-06 20:58

Hi Folks,
Any help for this issue would be appreciated.
Am trying to move a file from a soruce to destination folder in the following steps :
1)Check if destination directory exists [Directory.Exists(path)].. Else, create one.
2)DiretoryInfo di=new DirectoryInfo(sourcePath);
3)FileInfo[] fi= di.getFiles("TAX");
4)Foreach FileInfo
{
FileInfo.move(source, destination);
}

So, am getting an error right after the first step and error is "Second path fragment must not be a drive or UNC name. ".

Any ideas please?

Thanks,
RB

Re: Directory.Move() Issue

Guffa25-Sep-06 2:22

Guffa

25-Sep-06 2:22

You have posted your question in the wrong message board. This has nothing to do with web development. You should post it in a programming language specific board.

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Re: Directory.Move() Issue

sundar15625-Sep-06 12:57

sundar156

25-Sep-06 12:57

Try this

DirectoryInfo di=new DirectoryInfo(sourcePath);
FileInfo[] fi = di.GetFiles();

foreach(FileInfo f in fi)
{
f.MoveTo(destination);
}

Hope this solves your problem.

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recordcount property

myousufq24-Sep-06 13:55

myousufq

24-Sep-06 13:55

Hi there
code below is working fine at my local server (PC) but when i m uploading this code to live server then recordcount property return -1... any solutions????

dim rsRandom,sqlRandom<br />
set rsRandom = Server.CreateObject("ADODB.Recordset")<br />
sqlRandom = "Some query"		<br />
rsRandom.open sqlRandom,conn,3,3<br />
response.write(rsRandom.recordCount)<br />
<br />

thanks in advance

Re: recordcount property

Guffa24-Sep-06 18:21

Guffa

24-Sep-06 18:21

That means that the recordset doesn't support random access to the rows but only sequential access. The RecordCount property doesn't work as the recordset doesn't know how many records there are. It's probably because you use a different database driver on the live server.

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Re: recordcount property

myousufq24-Sep-06 19:09

myousufq

24-Sep-06 19:09

Hello Guffa
thanks for your reply. Yes You are right. I m using MYSQL at live server. so wat a solution for this.. I mean how can i get recordcount when i use MYSQL..
thanks once again

Re: recordcount property

myousufq24-Sep-06 19:36

myousufq

24-Sep-06 19:36

Thanks Guffa
i got solution

Function RecCount(rsdef)<br />
if rsdef.eof then<br />
  RecCount = 0<br />
else<br />
  intRows = rsdef.GetRows<br />
  rsdef.MoveFirst<br />
  RecCount = UBound(intRows,2) + 1<br />
end if<br />
End Function

bye for now

Re: recordcount property

Guffa24-Sep-06 21:09

Guffa

24-Sep-06 21:09

So you only want to count the records? Then you shouldn't even fetch all the records, but count them in the database query and only return the number of records.

Example:

strSQL = "select count(*) from Users"
objRS = objConnection.Execute(strSQL)
lngCount = objRS(0)
objRS.Close()
Set objRS = Nothing

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Can JavaScript Email a Form?

NoName II23-Sep-06 21:43

NoName II

23-Sep-06 21:43

and if can... how to do it?

Re: Can JavaScript Email a Form?

Guffa23-Sep-06 22:34

Guffa

23-Sep-06 22:34

No, it can't.

You can specify a mailto: url as action of the form, that will use the default mail program of the client computer to send a mail containing the data from the form.

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filter:alpha(opacity=..) problem with iframe

EXTEIDE23-Sep-06 19:04

EXTEIDE

23-Sep-06 19:04

i use a iframe with style='filter:alpha(opacity=60)'.
iframe shows some jpeg image in it.
some image is shown well, but some image is shown with broken pixels.
if i remove filter option, all images have no problem.
how can i fix this? is it possible?

thanks.

Re: filter:alpha(opacity=..) problem with iframe

Guffa23-Sep-06 22:35

Guffa

23-Sep-06 22:35

In what way are the pixels broken?

Does this occur in a specific browser?

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Re: filter:alpha(opacity=..) problem with iframe

EXTEIDE24-Sep-06 0:41

EXTEIDE

24-Sep-06 0:41

like this.
http://freeanderson.byus.net/temp.jpg[^]

i used iframe with style='filter:alpha(opacity=94)'.

below is normal without style='filter:alpha(opacity=94)'.

http://freeanderson.byus.net/temp2.jpg[^]

Stored Procedure

Jesu.Official23-Sep-06 3:36

Jesu.Official

23-Sep-06 3:36