I need, in some way or another, to be able to import an HTML code from an HTML file into Access. It would be ideal if the end result is a table with one memo field named "HTML".
I know is seems strange, but I need the code itself. I've managed to do a bit of duct-tape work, and import from HTML, but this results in only the text of the HTML code (Meaning the text of the web page, not the tags).
I know I'm crazy for wanting this, but is there anyone out there who can give direction/guidance?
I use vbs to download the page from a certain URL.In order to import data I go to get external data ,html format.Wizard shows that there are 5 different tables whithin the page.I need only one of them ,and more important I need it automaticly imported everytime I open my DB.
Tnx in advance
I've visited a few forums didnt get an answer. Here is the URL : http://www.nbs.yu/kl/today.php?vrsta=3
I'm trying to get a field in my Data Access Page to display the last time a field was updated, I figured I would have to do this in HTML, after a lot of dead ends elsewhere. Here is the code:
<SCRIPT language=vbscript event=BeforeUpdate(dscEventInfo) for=MSODSC> <!-- Dim DateModified DateModified = Date 'Current System Date dscEventInfo.DataPage.Recordset.Fields("DateModified") = Date
--> </SCRIPT>
Any clues where I would enter this in the HTML source?
I can create PDF's, DOCX's retaining the PDF formatting save them back to different network locations and then retrieve and attach to emails that are generated for different areas, however I have been asked to scrap the attachment and insert the content of the attachment directly into the body of the email. I have had a good browse around the net with no real approach. The code below simply gets the recepients email address adds the subject and then is looking for the .HTMLBody which simply comes through in the body as
"O:divAKLResgroupE - ReportsHTML FilesDRAFT TEST .html".
I'm try to centre a logo image in the middle of email but I having issue doing it doesn't seem to matter what I try I can't seem to get it to do what I want . The code below works but doesn't centre the image
Code: Dim txtLogoURL As String 'this is for your logo txtLogoURL = "C:UsersDellPicturesoie_transparent.png" strHTML = strHTML & "<p>" strHTML = strHTML & "<a href=""http://www.testing.com/""><img border=""0"" src=" _ & txtLogoURL & "' align='Centre' width =200" & " alt=""testing"" /></a>"
I want to import HTML data which I get with email, to MS Access (2007). The problem is that files are badly formatted and standard import options are not avaliable for me.Basicly part of a file looks like that:
Before and after that there are many lines of code which is useless to me. Is there a way to access "Name", connect it to a row in my Access table and insert it's value (John) into the table?
I have recently finished a data access page and have one last thing to do on it. When you press a button (Command0), it saves the record into the table. This is fine, but I want it to display a message box as well. I am not sure what code to put in and where to put it. Below is a shortened copy of the code from Microsoft Script Editor, i have chopped the top bit off:
I have a local intranet where I have a link in a web page to .mdb file. For some reason it does not consisitenly open the database when clicked? Any ideas? Links to Excel work fine.
Check around and can't find anything useful, more of a case of can't see the woods for the trees really :p but here we go:
I doing a very simple form which I want to output to HTML (directly), it work fine and is ideal for what I need but I want to use a template to alter the colours and add a meta refresh tag but I cant get it working.
Help file next to useless so I wondered if anyone can point me in the right direction - Is it a css file ? or can I use a html file ? I've tried with both but still no joy :(
I've used Access 2003 to create a database which contains a table linked directly to the "Orders" table on my mysql server. This table holds all of the customer orders placed on our website. I next created a form in access to give me a nice justified view of the orders.
My Problem? The field on the mysql server that holds the line item details for each order is a "Memo" field, and all of the text is formatted in html it appears. When viewed on the form, I see the all of the raw code, and not the nicely formatted text. If i highlight a section of the code from the form, and paste it in a Html editor (Frontpage for example), I see the line items nicely formatted as intended.
Is there a way to get this memo field to display the formatted html text instead?
My access skills are pretty limited, so detailed steps would be appreciated.
I'm really hoping someone can help with a topic which has cropped up from time to time in the past but which never seems to have been answered satisfactorily, and that's displaying html in a database.
I have a large database which already includes html codes in the fields - it's a complete set of email digest posts with fields for date, sender, message number, subject and body text - which I'd like to display in it's original form. An ordinary form shows all the html code making the contents difficult to read; is there a simple way of being able to view this so that the correct original message layout is shown, i.e., the html is parsed (is that the right expression)?
Perhaps I should point out I'm a complete novice when it comes to Access; I can write a simple form easily enough, but I have zero knowledge of VBA or anything similar, so non-technical answers or a step by step example would be very much appreciated.
Is is possible to save Access forms in HTML and add data using these forms withouth any kind of special software? I would like to interact beteween MS Front Page and Access. I will use front page to design my web site and map to the tables in Access into which add or query data.
I have a form that needs to be updated by multiple users. The information must be entered in the following format:
<a href="http://website.com">Write any title here</a> and then they can add a description
The users are not familiar with HTML and often submit it with incorrect syntax. I would like to prevent these errors prior to submission by writing some sort of validation. Is there a way to accomplish this? I imagine a macro is best for this situation. Multiple entries are often entered in a single cell (not sure if this would mess with the validation?)
Implementation is going fabu, but I had a request to add a button on the main form to open the HTML FAQ I wrote. I thought I would be able to quickly point the button to the file using the button creation wizard, but that doesn't seem to work so well. (not at all)
Did I miss something or is this something that needs to be coded with VBA (very little knowledge of VBA here... negligible even.)
First quetion how can i make some form to be with two frames, one is the navugation tree and the second one is a frame that is changing akk the time, which means the navigation tree is not changing ever. i am trying to build somthing like asp with two frames and a record set and i dont know how.
the second question i have is how can i put an html frame in a form? i have some link to sme web site in my database, andd i want this data base to be open inside the form of the access and not with my browser in a new window.
First quetion how can i make some form to be with two frames, one is the navugation tree and the second one is a frame that is changing akk the time, which means the navigation tree is not changing ever. i am trying to build somthing like asp with two frames and a record set and i dont know how.
the second question i have is how can i put an html frame in a form? i have some link to sme web site in my database, andd i want this data base to be open inside the form of the access and not with my browser in a new window.
I'm updating a database that automatically sends an email to the drafts folder of Outlook. The developer that created the database used VBA code to call html code written in a table. The html code contains the body of the letter. I've figured out most of it but I need to include a date (one month from the current date) in the body of the letter. Unfortunately I've been researching java script and html all weekend and still haven't managed to figure that one out. Can anyone out there help with this? Also is this normal to include html and javascript in Access, I have never seen it before. Are the benefits good? I have serious studying to do if this is the case.
In my website I've created a admin login with some ASP pages to edit and update stories. I use an acces database and installed HTMLarea for WYSIWYG editing.
When I update text, all the HTML tags show als plain text in my website. For example: I make a headline bold in my wysiwig editor and I update my text, it just shows: <B> here's a new story </B> If I look in my database I have a field 'text' wich is a memofield and I can see the html tags have been stored into my database. <B>here's a new story</B>
It looks like it doesnt recognize the html tags as HTML, but just as plain text...
Can I use HTML-tags in an acces database and how do I get them to show up right in my website?
Hello all.. I have an HTML template with about 15 TAGS built in to it..such as: [SKU] [MITVALUE_TITLE] [MITVALUE_ACCESSORY1] [MITVALUE_ACCESSORY2] [MITVALUE_ACCESSORY3] [MITVALUE_ACCESSORY4] [MITVALUE_ACCESSORY5] [MITVALUE_ACCESSORY6] [MITVALUE_ACCESSORY7] etc. etc. etc...
Now I would like to somehow populate those fields from the tables that i have.. (The all have a common "related" field)
................................................ I would like those fields to be put in automatically.. wether they are in a memo field within a table or a field within a query ... it really doesn't matter.... Anyone have any ideas?
I'm using the sendobject method from access and it always puts the body of the email in plain text. Is there a way to specify HTML (besides the obvious of changing the format once it's open)?
I have a scenario at work I need some help with. I'm just checking to make sure it is possible before I dive further into it.
We need a database for approximately 40 people to access at one time. They don't really need to access the database itself just be able to update it.
The question that was posed to me was this: Can we use an HTML page to update the database?
This will not be run through SQL or IIS or anything of that nature. It will just be an HTML page that is accessed through a users folder. On the HTML page will be the input boxes and a submit and reset button.
I made a data access page, but I really don't want the users to be able to go through the previous entries. I also wasn't sure if more than one person could be accessing the page at once.
Is a simple form page with a submit button possible not running on a web server?
