I am building a site in which users will submit articles. Like a cms. However, I want the ability for articles that are over one page long to span or continue on the next page. That is, a link is provided at the end of page 1 that links to page 2 etc of same article?
View RepliesI have a link on an asp page.
When the user clicks on this link I make a <span> visible.
Within my span I have a series of textboxes.
In Netscape 6.0 and 7.0 these textboxes are invisible.
When I set focus to them and start typing they come
visible. Any ideas why this is? I can see teh cursor
flashing in the textbox but the textbox is invisile.
Having type something and tabbed out the become visible?
How do you write pure text out from a label? I don't want the <span> tags.
For example:
<script>
Owner_FullName.Text = "Lynn Solomon"
</script>
<html>
<asp:label id='Owner_FullName' runat='server' />
<html>
YEILDS:
<span id="Owner_FullName">Lynn Solomon</span>
I would like it to yield:
Lynn Solomon
I have 4 response writes in a row and I want to distinguish between them better, so I want to wrap them in a span tag. What is the correct syntax. Code:
Response.Write (rsGlogbook("Thedate"))
Before
Code:
Response.Write (<span class=""post-date"">rsGlogbook("Thedate")</span>)
After, but it didnt work.
I'm supposed to make a presentation of ASP+/ASP.NET but the problem is: I haven't found any good material I don't want any M$-propaganda... I'm not looking for coding examples, but articles which would help me to introduce the technology to people that have never heard of it.
I haven't done ASP.NET much myself and that's why I'd like to find some material to read - to find out is it worth moving from ASP to ASP+.
I have a RequiredFieldValidator
This gets rendered out as a <span>
I want to set the innerHTML.
So I do this by using below javascript.
var eMail = document.getElementById
("Requiredfieldvalidator1");
eMail.innerHTML="";
The same code works for other spans but not for this one.
Does anyone have codes or articles related how to make Yahoo-like directory-based serach engine which the categories of the post can be change from one to another, theoretically expandable to unlimited level of directories, etc.
View Replies View RelatedI'm currently working for a website that has over 20,000 articles that we're looking to clean up. Ultimately we'd like to have our content seperated from our html and graphics so that we can always manipulate it in any way we want.
Any suggestions? How do large new sites store their articles? Should I be using XML?
How can I select only articles from the current year? I have a datestamp column and the date it stored like this: 2004-06-18 00:00:00.000
The time is always all zeros so I have been having problems with it.
give me a few tutorials or articles which completely teach you SQL server, or atleast what you need to know to make ASP applications for other people.
I've only ever used Access, and I'm afraid SQL server works differently. I always use SQL queries e.g INSERT..., DELETE..., UPDATE..., SELECT.. and never use the recordset's functions e.g .AddNew..etc.
I am working on a site with MS Access and ASP that needs to have data selected from a listbox, populate several span fields. I can do it with JavaScript but the array data is hard coded, I want the data brought in dynamically from an Access database. Here is my JavaScript code:
View Replies View RelatedI'm completely stumped on how to write a loop for this.
I want to generate a dynamic list of links (years) and another of months based on the publish dates i have in my database. So if a month is not present the code would omit it.