Hi everybody, last week Virtus submitted two articles here, Datbase Pro and Recordset Pro. Both articles are gone now and also his account here seems to be gone. Well, he got some criticism because of the articles being first posted in spanish and I found several code of my article here in his code and asked him to at least mention me (as the copyright within my files states). Now his articles are gone. Do anybody know why ? Regards, Tom. -- Tom Wellige http://www.wellige.com
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How do we name it?Oh yes please ! "Codie" is a great name, "Bob" is fine too. So let us decide :-) BTW: I have just learned that there where T-Shirts on the CP-Tour available. Any chance get a T-Shirt when not being on the road show ? Regards, Tom. -- Tom Wellige http://www.wellige.com
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Netscape 6?Here are "my" values for April. Say speak the same language... MSIE 5.x 445 40.60% AOL 5.x 243 22.17% Netscape 4.x 185 16.88% Unknown 126 11.50% MSIE 4.x 31 2.83% Netscape 3.x 30 2.74% Netscape 2.x 14 1.28% Opera 3.x 8 0.73% MSIE 3.x 8 0.73% Netscape 5.x 5 0.46% Best regards, Tom -- Tom Wellige http://www.wellige.com
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MeetingGreat idea ! A European CP Meeting. I'm from Germany (Dortmund to be more specific). I guess there is no optimal location for realy all of us here. I am willing to go to any place like Munich, Amsterdam, London, but most preferably DUBLIN, the city with the most pubs and best beer ;-) So, what do you all think ? Did we get it to manage a CP Meeting ? Best regards, Tom. -- Tom Wellige http://www.wellige.com
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Fav. BeerTo come up with some German beer: very tasty are Jever, Becks and Hoevels. Sure, there are lots of others, but these are my "local" favorites. My "give me plenty of it" favorite is Guinness :-) Cheers, Tom.
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Keygens, Cracks, Etc.> Really, the Internet becomes the dongle. My concern with > internet based authentication isn't that I'm being > authenticated, but rather that I don't know what > information is being sent over the wire. That's exactly the problem. I don't know many people being willing to give an application full access to the internet to call it's mama. There could be any kind of information (and not only pure application data) being transfered and for me, as a user, this is really nothing I would like. Why else do I install personal firewalls ? I don't think a program uses this technique finds many friends, at least not here in Europe where there a many security concerns about the internet. Regards, Tom
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Favourite magazines?This in an interesting thread. I read DDJ for a couple of years now and find it still intersting as sort of "looking over the fence". Just to get an idea and keep informed of other areas. For myself as "Windows-minded" (or better "Windows-forced") developer I read a lot of online resources for my daily work because I find them much more actual and more dynamic then printed medias. They have the chance to go more in the depth with their forums. When trying to get an idea of other areas this depth on the other side is an absolute showkiller. Tom
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HTML ViewerThere is already an IE like browser using the latest mozilla milestone out: http://www.kmeleon.org Currently it is version 0.1 and comes with complete source code (MFC)
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user authentication problemHi Karthik, I have recently read this article at ASPtoday. It should be the solution you are looking for ;-) http://www.asptoday.com/articles/20000704.htm Regards, Tom.
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user authentication problemHi Karthik, I have recently read this article at ASPtoday. It should be the solution you are looking for ;-) http://www.asptoday.com/articles/20000704.htm Regards, Tom.
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CodeProject on CD-ROMHi Chris, what do you think of putting all contents of the CodeGuru on a CD-ROM which regular update cycles, e.g. 3 month ? I know there is a lot of stuff behind the scenes you might want to hide from the public, but it would be a realy great thing to have a CD, setting one or two DSNs, maybay registering some DLLs and then be able with one's own PWS/IIS surfing "offline" the CodeProject. Is this something you can think about ? Greetings from Germany, Tom
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These discussion board scriptsChris & Uwe. You guys do realy a great and fantastic job ! The CodeProject has become one of my favorite sites, not only because of the success of my own article :-) I enjoyed reading your scripts and wistfully waiting for e.g. the comment scripts. Keep on with your work !!!
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These discussion board scriptsChris & Uwe. You guys do realy a great and fantastic job ! The CodeProject has become one of my favorite sites, not only because of the success of my own article :-) I enjoyed reading your scripts and wistfully waiting for e.g. the comment scripts. Keep on with your work !!!
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INSERT INTO/ASP/ADO- error> strQuery="INSERT INTO Contacts (Number) VALUES ('15')" The error message says that you are trying to pass a string value into an integer field. Try this: strQuery="INSERT INTO Contacts (Number) VALUES (15)" Regards, Tom.
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INSERT INTO/ASP/ADO- error> strQuery="INSERT INTO Contacts (Number) VALUES ('15')" The error message says that you are trying to pass a string value into an integer field. Try this: strQuery="INSERT INTO Contacts (Number) VALUES (15)" Regards, Tom.
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Passing Large Amounts Of Text From One Page To AnotherYou can use Session Variables for this but they only work if the user's browser accept cookies (at least session cookies). Using session variables is quite simple: - putting value (on one page) Session("SomeString") = "This is a long long text" - getting value (on another page) Response.Write(Session("SomeString")) Regards, Tom ================== The original message was: Is there another way to do as the subject says without using the command line (Request.QueryString() ), since a large amount of text would generate a ridiculously long 'URL'?
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Passing Large Amounts Of Text From One Page To AnotherYou can use Session Variables for this but they only work if the user's browser accept cookies (at least session cookies). Using session variables is quite simple: - putting value (on one page) Session("SomeString") = "This is a long long text" - getting value (on another page) Response.Write(Session("SomeString")) Regards, Tom ================== The original message was: Is there another way to do as the subject says without using the command line (Request.QueryString() ), since a large amount of text would generate a ridiculously long 'URL'?
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ADO on Oracle 8 DatabaseHi all. Is there anybody around having experiance with ADO on an Oracle 8 Database ? I have tried "MS ODBC for Driver 2.573.4202" driver and also "Oracle ODBC Driver 8.00.05" driver. Both do not support the ADO "AbsolutePage" methode. Do anybody know of a driver/provider with this feature working ? Tom.
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ADO on Oracle 8 DatabaseHi all. Is there anybody around having experiance with ADO on an Oracle 8 Database ? I have tried "MS ODBC for Driver 2.573.4202" driver and also "Oracle ODBC Driver 8.00.05" driver. Both do not support the ADO "AbsolutePage" methode. Do anybody know of a driver/provider with this feature working ? Tom.