hard to say without seeing the code, but if you make the .asp include file start with <table width="700"><tr ><td> Your current content - and end with</td></tr></table>
This might fix the problem.
If not, post the code and you might get a more helpful reply.
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Tog
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Hello,
You might find what you are looking for at:
http://www.javascriptk it.com/dhtmltutors/cssreference.sh tml
which is a good css reference source.
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Hello,
You might consider cleaning up your tag orders. Nesting span tags is not a good idea, and you also have other unnecessary ones. For exampokle you have a <B><br></B>. Why would you want a bold line break?
Maybe if you do away with the unnecessary stuff and create css elements which do not require nesting you will get a more acceptable piece of code that will do what you want it to do.
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creating a csv file and losing a letter
Hello all.
here is a little conundrum for you to get your teeth into.
I am creating a csv file from an access database. The code I use is below and it works well .. except for one small annoying feature. When it creates the csv file the first letter of the name of the first field is missing. The database field name is Start of Record - and in the csv file it becomes Tart of Record.
I can overcome this by renaming the... -
OK folks,
the answer was that the field name had spaces in it.
It appears that queries cannot be made using fields with spaces in their names.
I replaced the spaces with underscores and it worked ok.
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I tried that, but it does not make any difference.
I wonder if it could be because I am trying to match only part of a field?
I am lost and keep trying different things but without success.
I am sure the answer is simple, but can't put my finger on it.
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Hello,
This is a complex way of achieving a simple display.
You really should try to get what you want by using CSS instead of nesting tables in this way.
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TogLeave a comment:
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This is probably because you are populating a text input field with too many characters for the table width, and you are mixing absolute and relative width dimensions.
You have set most of the widths absolutely anyway, so you could solve the problem by changing the relative width "98%" to an absolute width "147"
Hope this helps
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Hello,
Perhaps you could try using the Systran translation service.
they are at http://www.systransoft.com/index/Pro...nline-Services
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Syntax error (missing operator)
Hello,
I have read several posts with this heading but none of them have helped.
I have the following error message:
[Microsoft][ODBC Microsoft Access Driver] Syntax error (missing operator) in query expression 'left(Your Product Ref, fldsize)='4341' '.
/control/productoptions_ delete.asp, line 38
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the code is:
...Code:dim fldsize,
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