We have an ASP VBScript email autoreply. I'd like to make it extra squeaky-clean and have it auto-capitalize the user's first name if they did not. I.e.
"Dear bob, your order has been placed."
to
"Dear Bob, your order has been placed."
I realize that probably the pro way would be to normalize it in the DB when they first sign up.. but this is not necessary, I just need some kinda left-trim-uppercase-codeamabob.
im building an ecommerce site. I asked the client to populate the database i built with all 3000 of their products. They have done this, but put all the data in in CAPITALS. Ive tried 'capitalising' (first letter of each word is a capital) the words in css, but that doesnt work because the letters are all in caps (it would work if they were in lower case).
Has anyone a function written in asp (jscript) to achieve this? Or should I try doing this in sql if this is possible?
1. The file is on a map drive, which is mapped to a folder
on the same server. Example. The user's folder 'John'.
2. I am able to get the file information
("E:PhotosImage1.jpg") and can copy the file to the
folder. ONCE I KNOW THE UNC ("headoffice-
dellsystPhotosImage1.jpg" file to copy)
I would like to be able to get the UNC from the user's
system, by submitting the drive letter to a function.
This script is for an Intranet and should be in ASP or
JavaScript.
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After I read in a value from a table i need to read in the last letter of the value and check if it has an "s" as its last letter, so that i can display either ' or 's.
Does anyone know how code to view the last letter of the value or move the variable into javascript so that I can manipulate it from their?
i want to query a fields first letter.how can i do this?Code:
strsql = "SELECT * FROM COORD WHERE First='" & Request.Form("UserName") & "' AND last LIKE '%" & right(last,1) & "%' and active ='" & Request.Form("Password") & "'"
I want the search last by only the first letter of there name.
i need to convert the first letter of a veriable to uppercase (the veriable is loaded and the applied LCase() ).
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I would like to have a page with an alphabetical list of links A, B, C etc and then just display the catagory records beginning with A etc depending on user input.
What query would I have to use to select entries from a database where there first letter is a letter of the alphabet? ie. Select all entries starting with an A etc.
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What I need to do is to update my table of database where a column has to replace one letter with another. WHat I have is the "insert into" statement where I duplicated the table (not shown below) Code:
How to make first letter of word in upper case?
i.e. hello should return Hello
Is there any inbuilt function?
Basically i have a string with a value that either starts with U or N.
If the string starts with a U, I would like to chop that U off but leave the rest of the string. If it starts with an N, then i would need to keep the N on the string. For example,
strUID = U369373
If strUID = 'starts with a U' Then
'Chop off the U to create 369373 instead of U369373'
End If
Should be a fairly easy logical statement, but i just forgot the variables to do that.
when I ourput data from Access, numbers bigger than 999 are shown with letter "B" inserted into the 4th position left to the coma. (in my w2k regional settings I have the decimal dot separator set to "." and digit group separater set to nothing. In Access the number are shown with "." as decimal separator, but for some reason ASP used "," instead)
Say, 3000,00 is shown as 3B 000,00 Why and how do I sort this out?
I need to figure out how many instances of a certain letter appears in a string or array. The result should appear in a message box, looking something like this:
- The letter a appeard 2 times
- The letter b appeard 5 times
and so forth.
Any ideas on how to acomplish this?
I have a dynamic table asp/vb that is returning records as expected. There are 7 fields that are returning boolean values based on whether there is or is not a meeting on those given days.
My table is returning TRUE and FALSE and all I want to do is create an if or select statement that will detect the values in these fields and change them as follows:
If true, then field = "R" (Wingdings2 R is a checked box)
If false, then field = "T"(Wingdings2 returns a x'd out box)
how to create automated MailMerge which creates a form letter using SQL connection using ASP?
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so i want to make throw asp and put this datfield as a char so it can accept the(letter-number)value , so how can the asp make an autonumbering, and know what the lastnumber so it can add 1 to it.
I'm trying to grab my form field and convert the first letter of each sentence to a capital letter, and the rest of the sentence lowercase (except for I, A etc..)
I've searched all over the place, and only came across functions that convert the first letter of every word to upper case. Now they call these proper case functions. I was taught in grade school that proper case is the first letter of a sentence is capital, and the rest are lower case. So WHY does everyone call these functions proper case functions??!!?? Ok enough venting.
Anyways if you know where I can find a similar function please help me out. I'm sure I could code this, but I just don't have the time right now, and I'm tired, and the Colts lost.
I'd like to know how can I make the first letter of every word on a textbox field, uppercase, automatically. I'd like to use this for the Name and Surname field, but I don't know how... any hint?
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into a MS Word Serial Letter. Is this possible and if how??
Im trying to remove every single letter word in a sentence [a-z] or [0-1] and remove duplicate spaces in the result if any.
"a car is good" = "car is good"
"drink a beer" = "drink beer"
What's a way (like, for a username) to allow lowercase and uppercase letter, and numbers?
Code:
objRegExp.Pattern = "[a-z][0-9]"
objRegExp.Global = True
objRegExp.IgnoreCase = True
That's what I have, but I want to make the letters or numbers OPTIONAL, but right now they are required. how can I fix that?