I need to display the time in military form. I came up with the following:Code:
<%= (hour(now)) & ":" & Minute(now()) & ":" & Second(now()) %>
And this works pretty well, except I get things like this:
8:5:2 for 08:05:02
14:2:17 for 14:02:17 (2:02:17 PM)
How do I get the leading zeros before the number if it is less than 10?
im inserting some data into a number field but when i have something like 0000006 it chops it to 6 in the database. and not always are the same number of zeros present. why im not sure just what i have to work with.
I understand that i could make the db value varchar and just validate it by doing something like Isnumeric. But is there a way to keep my zeros but leave it a number field.
Does ASP have any function to remove ZEROS from LEft??
or shoud i write one?
000025120 -> 25120
000000012 -> 12
How can I read back info from a database into an input field (in case it's to be edited) that will preserve the zeros to the right of the decimal?The zeros are being preserved in the access database when I have a look at it there. I have the field defined as type "Currency" to two decimal places.
I want to preserve those zeros to the right of the decimal point when I read the record into an input tag on a web page.I am trying to use "FormatCurrency(request.form(exp, 2))" and "FormatNumber(request.form(exp, 2))" but it doesn't help.
is there any way to cause a date such as 6/5/2004 to show up as 06/05/2004? Just didn't know if there was an ASP function to do this or not.
I need to display the leading zero on dates and times for all dates and times e.g 02/02 for February 2. I only get 2/2 or 08:00 for 8 o'clock in the morning.The code I'm using Code:
Day(Now())
Month(Now())
Hour(Now())
i have found a problem on my webite is when i try to enter details of a new book
into the DB, i input the ISBN as its uniqueID, the problem is that if the ISBN starts with a zero,
(i.e. 07987654) the DB will remove the zero from the start of the ISBN (i.e. 7977654).
Can someone tell me how to force the DB to store the whole number including the zero at the start?
I'm looking for a easy way to pull all the zeros out of a variable. They can be leading, trailing, or in the middle. I just want them all gone.
View Replies View RelatedI have a textarea, that when you insert your cursor into it anywhere except for in the very first line, the cursor falls into the second line. When the form is submitted there is a carriage return at the beginning of the text that I'm having trouble getting rid of.
I tried to Trim() the string both before inserting it into the database and when writing it to the page, but apparently that doesn't strip off carriage returns (even though I've read it does.)
I am inserting a telephone number into an Access db. The field is set to a number, with no input mask or formatting. Whenever I insert a number beginning with a 0 as most telephone numbers do, it removes the leading 0.
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View Replies View RelatedI have a querystring that passes through the value 001 for example, the form on the receiving page need to display that number but with 1 added to it. i have
dim strnum
strnum = request.querystring("value")
strnum = strnum + 1
when displayed <%=strnum%> shows 2 instead of 002, and the zero's are very important, is there any number formating trick i dont know or another way of doing this?i thought about coding the first two zero's in before i call the strnum but this would mess things up when i get to 010 etc.
I'm UPDATING a value into an Access text field from a page but I can't get it to do the UPDATE without adding a leading space to the value??
This is a problem because I have another page where a user can search the entries, but when they do a search by this particular criteria, it returns no entries (ie. Search good_bad by "Positive" returns no results, but Search good_bad by " Positive" will return the proper results).
The value is coming from a option select box. It seems to only be a problem doing an UPDATE using a value from a select box as I'm using the EXACT same code to do an INSERT where the value comes from an INPUT box and it inserts with no leading space?? Code:
I have a form that pulls a zip code and insterts it into a access database via ADO/ASP. When the data is inserted with a 0 in the front (ex: 03490) the leading zero is dropped.
Anyone know a quick solution for this problem, without having to add validation to the database (zerofill, etc) ie; some ASP function...
I'm pasing a zip code as a prameter to an Access stored procedure. In
Access the parameter is a text data type. It works for non-leading zero
zip codes but, apparently access (or ASP) is converting it to a value
first (dropping the zero) then sending that to my SP.
Even if I use cStr() to be sure the parameter is sent a string it still seems to drop
the leading zero. Any thoughts? Note: It needs to be a string for canadian zip