currently i'm using a switch to toggle some html text on a homepage by the day of the week!
if WeekDayName(weekday(now)) = "Monday" then
Response.write""
does anyone know how i would do this for every visit instead, or page refresh i guess?
This is could be a noob question, but I don't know where to look for answer.
I wanted to create form with a button that checks a boolean value and computes depend on the value. At the end of the click, it should revert the boolean value. ie, if it's true, reverts to false. or the reverse....works like a switch
something like
protected bool myBool = true;
......
if(myBool){process 1....myBool = false;}elseprocess 2....myBool = true;}
Some how, it works on the first click. process1 got processed and boolean changed to false. But it doesn't work on the second click..the handler was never get called again.
What's the problem?.
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Can I read the HTTP_REFERRER and then set it to a global variable on my site to determine which header graphic will then be used throughout the remainder of the visit, and if so how?
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