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From: Al Dunbar on 7 Feb 2010 19:38 You are welcome. It is unfortunate that you felt a little offended by Tim's contribution - I didn't see it as offensive at all. When he wrote this: [I think your "requirement" for html-only is wrong (unless there's something else you've not told us)] I think he was really saying basically what I had said, but in a different manner: [Rather than explaining how you want to accomplish what it is you want to accomplish, perhaps you could explain what it is you want to accomplish, as there still might be a way to do that.] I don't think he was suggesting any sort of dishonesty or ill motive on your part. People often inadvertently "withhold" the parts of the problem that we need to see. And one of the things most often withheld is what the actual requirement is, as people often confuse that with what they think might be the nature of the solution of their problem. /Al "Marian Henna" <marion.henna(a)yacobe.net> wrote in message news:OnuEq7DqKHA.4648(a)TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl... > I want to thank everyone (including Tim Williams - even tho I was a little > offended by his comment), for all the help and pointers. > > Once I chose to follow the advice here and inform the powers that be that > there should be no impact to any clients, I made an ASP page, included our > function file and voila all is as we need it to be. > > I appreciate that this is a "Free Forum" and you all give your time and > advice freely and willingly. > > It's refreshing to see that this sort of collaboration and sharing of > knowledge is still out there. > > Keep up the great work everyone. > > Again, many thanks. > > Marian :) > "Marian Henna" <marion.henna(a)yacobe.net> wrote in message > news:ejk8hMtpKHA.1544(a)TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl... >>I hope I'm in the right spot. Our developer moved this week and we have a >>small problem. We have an app that uses asp pages to update a database. >>They work fine and there is no problem there. >> >> What we now need to do is to place the return value from one of these asp >> functions in an htm page. So I guess I have two questions: >> 1) how do we include the reference to the asp page in our html page? >> We've tried this: <!--#include file="path to file/our-asp-file.asp"-->. >> That doesn't seem to work, >> 2) How to call the function from an htm page. I suppose that it is >> dependant on #1 above working. >> >> Admittedly I am not upto speed on this, used to be but more into >> management now. If we have to, we can wait until we hire a replacement, >> but that process can take a few weeks, and we need something sooner than >> later. >> >> Hope someone can help. >> >> Thanks. >> >> Marian >> > > |