Recent content by MikeFabro

Howdy all; I've got a data access page accessing an access database on the web, but whenever anyone tries to access the page, they're prompted to lower their security settings so that they can submit information... this is no good. Does anyone know how to get around this?! -Mike

Ha Ha - sounds good, thanks! Ya, it is definately what you're after, and if you follow his settings/properties for the subforms he uses it'll be smooth sailing! Glad I could help :D -MF

Your relationships are now right - good job. To make a form that incorporates the two forms that you've already created, a subform can be used. The form containing course information would be the subform on the form with the employee info. I had to create something just like what you're...

You can select multiple primary keys in one table by holding down ctrl (or shift) to select multiple fields before hitting the little key icon. A foreign key is a primary key from another table -- so in your joining table (Employeecourse), the two ID fields make up the primary key for that...

you're right, it does sort of defeat the purpose! But that's alright, you can't decide what your boss asks you to do, right? I would suggest running a delete query after printing - perhaps embedded into a printing Macro that just deletes all the records (which should really only be 1 record -...

done and done Good call. I thought it was updated (assumed, more like it) - turns out it wasn't and the service pack 3 update has fixed my problem. MAGICAL! thanks Kodo

Wow, am I ever stuck. I'm using a data access page to access a database over the web. I have edited the scripts with hyperlinks only, other than that, it is as Access created it. My problem is that since I have loaded the data access page onto my server, I cannot go back into access and...

Okay, I think I'm going to try to push for ASP - my boss will go for it. Do you know how to parse info from the actual URL - I know you can store arguments in the URL itself by preceeding them with '?', but I don't know how to access them - is there an ASP tag that'll allow me to do that? if...

I'm dumb- I should have looked into Brinkster first-- they let you use your own domain :rolleyes:

Okay, thanks for clearing up the confusion. Well the disadvantages of using DAPs seem to be coming damn near close to the benefits that they provide... Can you think of any other solutions that might work aside from using ASPs (ie. solutions that wouldn't require me to put up a fuss to get an...

Each student account (in this case email account is not student designated) has some space on a file server that can be accessed through the Universities FTP protocol that they have developed. Basically, I upload pages to the appropriate folder, and when I go to the designated webspace-- in...

I'm using IE 6.0 to look at the DAP

Wow - okay, I created a file named test.asp, and in it there is only one line -- the line from the post above. When I go to access the page, the only thing on the screen is <%="hello world"%> just as it is written in the file... almost like it were am HTML file and that were the text... ...

horray for help Good point, and I thought that myself... but when I spoke with our Tech dude (our webspace is hosted by the University of Waterloo) - he said that there were only 2 IIS enabled servers and I wouldn't have access to them... What would be a simple way to test if the server we're...

Alright, I've got this vision in my head, and I think its possible, but I'm having trouble getting it off the ground. I have a database that needs to be populated by users from around the world. The users that are to populate the database will do so from an online form. I would like to be...