I have several CR's that work fine independently. They are very complex forms that I must fill out as required by a government agency. My problem is that when I put the second report as a subreport of the first, (which I need to do because the end users consider the two forms to be one and do not want to print them seperately), the second report does not repeat the underlaying report header section past page 1 as it does when it is run as a seperate...

I have an asp.net page that calls itself recursively if the user selects certain actions on form buttons. The page will be changed in various ways according to the action called for by the user. This works fine, except for the fact that the "action" variable is a hidden field and if the user hits the refresh button or navigates to the page by the "back" button or other methods, the latest "action" will be performed...

do this if you only want to display info

response.write "<script language='javas cript'>alert('T his is my message')</script>"

it worked, but...

I almost gave up on this before I made it work by using "true" instead of TRUE. Thought it might help someone else out. Otherwise, thanks for the useful info. My (working) code:

<%@ Language=VBscri pt%>
<%option Explicit%>

<script language = javascript type = text/javascript>
function SetDelCN(){
document.getEle mentById("DelCN ").value...