I had recently found a function that will write out a currency amount in words. It worked fine until I passed it a variable retreived from the stored procedure.
Well I had to change an "Int()" to "CDbl()" within the function because I got an error: "Variable uses an Automation type not supported in VBScript". I also changed an "(Abs(nAmount)" to an "(Abs(CDbl(nAmount))" because of the same error. Code:
I'm currently working on a form that, upon submit, generates an RTF file. I've run into a little formatting issue. If you're typing in a text box, much like this one, and hit Enter to go down to a new line, nothing happens in the RTF coding. For me to have a text box Enter/Line translate into my RTF file, I need to replace it with /par . So, I know about the Replace() string function, but how can I make this work with a carriage return
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The standard LCase and UCase function are ok but I want the formating to be mixed like Title case (in MS Word) or Capitalise (text-transform in HTML/CSS). Basically I've some of the values are in upper case some in lower case I want them all to be Title Case Similar To: Html Css Text-transform Like This Line .
I have a string like "1/23/2004"
I want to convert it into date..
sdate="1/23/2004"
Dim start As DateTime = DateTime.Parse(sdate)
I know this is done in VB
But whats the syntax to use in ASP?
I need to round off a few fields to 1 or 2 decimal places but if the number is negative, it gives -0.0 or -0.00 after rounding off. Eg. -0.001356 after rounding off to two decimal places gives me -0.00...which is meaningless as -0.00 is useless Also, -0.019 should give -0.02.Tried using FormatNumber and Round functions in VBScript but still it gives the same results.
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Why do BOTH Round(1.775, 2) and Round(1.785, 2) both give the exact same result of 1.78 ?
Surely they should give different results, 1.78 and 1.79 respectively.
I'm using asp, obviously, and mysql. My prices are using the decimal field type... what can I do to make it round up the the nearest 5?
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1. How would I modify the below script in order to round the numbers?. (Script further down.)
2.You see the output result where it says 3268.19?, the white space next to it means the 'Parts' record set is blank but did have a weight value, now how would I substitute the word "NA" for the white space being shown? .....
I'm trying to work out how I can round off a number that the user inputs. I need the number to round up to the nearest 50. For example, if the user enters 234, I want it to round up to 250. If the user enters 51, I want it to round up to 100. Has anyone got any suggestions for coding?
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View Replies View RelatedRight now I round my number to 2 decimal places... and since I am dealing with money values I need to show $100.70...but my calculations show $100.7. Is there a way to fix this? How can I tack on a "0" if it only shows 1 decimal place?
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begin time: 14:00
end time: 14:40
(end time - begin time = 40 minutes)
result has to be: 45 minutes
The result wil be shown in a form field. This is the code I'm using (it works fine in my database), perhaps I have to adjust it for asp? But I don't know how. Code:
I'm doing up a stats page for a survey, and this is a small
part of one of the results. Below is part of the code to do
totals/percents. My question is, how do i make it so myAnswer is
written with two decimal places?
Currently, it displays the percent as 4.76190476190476
<%
myAnswer = OneAgree_total / OneTotal_total * 100
Response.Write "" & myAnswer
%>
if i have a value of 11.7908787541713
how could i trim it to 11.79 and how do i round the number up?
Is there a way to round a number that is calculated in an sql statement?
1/25/2006 NT NT 10 NT
1/26/2006 450000 NT 10 NT
1/26/2006 200100 5 NT 5
1/26/2006 50000 5 NT 5
Average 233366.6667 5 10 5
On my average row, i dont want any numbers after the decimal point. My sql is Select AVG(XXX) from `test` Where `XXX` <> -1
how do i round off a number to 2 decimal places? This code taken from www.w3schools.com only round the number to a whole number.
<html>
<body>
<script type="text/vbscript">
i = 48.66776677
j = 48.999
document.write(Round(i))
document.write("<br />")
document.write(Round(j))
</script>
</body>
</html>
I have got the total amount of hours flown in the top left hand side of the home page and it is in hours.
Trouble is the decimal places need to be rounded to 2 as sometimes it says sometihg like 3254.63333333333 hours. I'd like it to say something like 3254.63 instead.. Code:
can anyone help me i want to round off a number entered by a user to two decimal points for a number of text boxes.
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<%
dWeekStart = cDate(month(dWeekStart) & "/" & day(dWeekStart) & "/" & iYearToday)
dWeekEnd = cDate(month(DateAdd("d", 6, dWeekStart)) & "/" & day(DateAdd("d", 6, dWeekStart)) & "/" & year(DateAdd("d", 6, now())) )
sql = "SELECT * FROM bday WHERE maand = "&month(dWeekStart)& " AND dag >="& day(dWeekStart)
%>
I could really do with some guidance. I am currently hosting my website on a Windows Server, and use ASP pages for accessing MS Access database data and also CDONTS for forms to email.I was just wondering if I were to swap to Linux hosting, how easy or hard ( would it be to change these pages from ASP to PHP with the exact same functionality.
View Replies View RelatedI created a form to allow a visitor to add a new record to a database with the recordset object. Is there any conversion that needs to take place from the form input fields the user gives me to the recordset object? One of my form fields that I have is going to contain a money datatype in my SQL database and so far it's giving a 500 error.
My code in short looks like:
strCurrentPrice=Request("currentPrice")
then upon adding to the database the code looks like:
rsAddCards("currentPrice")=strCurrentPrice
I am calling a recordset from sql which happens to contain one column that is a datetime in the format: DD/MM/YYYY HH:MM:SS. So when I call that column from the db, it displays in the same format within my page.
However, I would like to be able to display the datetime as part of my recordset, but in a more aesthetically pleasing format (i.e: Sunday 1st May 2000, 7.23PM)
I have tried using the formatdatetime() function along with my rs, but this causes syntax errors. I know this is probably dead simple, but I don't get it!
I have a money datatype field in a SQL Server database.
I use the following method to take a value passed in the Request.Form collection and convert it to the double datatype:
cmd_AlloUpdateM2__incrdecr = Request("incrdecrA" & a)
cmd_AlloUpdateM2__incrdecr = replace(cmd_AlloUpdateM2__incrdecr,"$","")
cmd_AlloUpdateM2__incrdecr = replace(cmd_AlloUpdateM2__incrdecr,",","")
cmd_AlloUpdateM2__incrdecr = cdbl(cmd_AlloUpdateM2__incrdecr)
I keep getting a type mismatch 'cdbl' error on the line:
cmd_AlloUpdateM2__incrdecr = cdbl(cmd_AlloUpdateM2__incrdecr)
What's weird is I use this in other sections of my code and it works fine...no error. I've checked and re-checked the code and can't find the why this is happening?
How can I convert seconds to hh:mm:ss format? e.g. 123456s = 34:17:36
View Replies View RelatedAnyone have any code handy to convert a binary number to decimal and a decimal to binary? I need server-side code to perform these calculations. For example, I'd like to be able to pass 129 to a function and it will return 10000001. Likewise, I'd like to pass 10000001 to a function and get 129.
I can do this on paper, just not sure where to start on how to pass these numbers into a function to perform the calculation.
I am in UK using XP with date format set to dd/mm/yy. I am running an asp
site from a server in USA, which is returning the date from a database field
retrieved as objrec("todate") in US format mm/dd/yy.
To rectify this so as not to confuse visitors to the site I am trying to get
the date displayed as dd month yy , e.g. 25 January 04 by using the format
function format(objrec("todate"), "d-mmmm-yy"). This returns me a VBScript
runtime error "Type mismatch: 'format' "
The data base field "todate" is stored in short date format, which should be
OK shouldnt it?
My database is being converted from Access to MySQL. My question is how do I maintain the database once the switch has taken place? Are there freeware MySQL administration GUI's or something? I'm a little clueless here.
View Replies View RelatedI have never used dates in ASP or Access (due to being really new to both), but I have trawled the Forum and have come away even more than I started.
I need to input a date that the user puts on a form into a DB.
The DB field is set as a date data type with the format "short date"
Now when the user inputs data using my form everything is entered into the DB except the date
here is how I am trying to enter the date
If Request.Form("renewal_date") <> "" Then
oRS.Fields ("renewal_date") = cdate(Request.Form("renewal_date"))
End if
But it is not working. I am getting no errors it is just leaving the DB field empty.
I currently am using a script which submits full state names to a payment processor. However, the payment processor only accepts 2 digit state names. Does anyone have a premade code for asp that converts state names into 2 digit ones. Code:
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