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AirRazr
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ActiveX Controls - 4/3/2001 13:54:00
Hey MikeO, Spooky or Vince (or anyone else for that matter)Anyone know anything about ActiveX controls and how to use them successfully in FP. I have a Date/Time Picker that I want to use and have it write the date selected into a SQL database. Is this possible and can you point me to some tutorials or something like that Thanks in Advance ------------------
Wes
The world would be a better place if stupidity hurt
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Vince from Spain
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RE: ActiveX Controls - 4/4/2001 20:19:00
If you can get a value posted to an ASP page then there is all the Spooky advice available as to how to get that into a db. Your problem is how to get the date value out of the ActiveX and posted to an ASP page I guess, and this pretty much comes down to how the ActiveX works. Normally they come with some kind of documentation. Have you gone through it?Vince
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AirRazr
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RE: ActiveX Controls - 4/4/2001 20:08:00
The control I am trying to use is "Calendar Control 9.0". As far as documentation I honestly have no idea where to look. I'll dig through and see if I can find anything about using it. It seems the more involved I get in this project, the more complicated it gets. Any advice or help would be greatly appreciated.------------------
Wes
The world would be a better place if stupidity hurt
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RE: ActiveX Controls - 4/7/2001 20:12:00
Check out URL
http://support.microsoft.com/support/kb/articles/q205/6/86.aspThis will allow the date you select on the ActiveX Calendar to be displayed on the page
I am also interested in how you could then pass the date value to an Access Database. Any suggestions appreciated
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paulbird
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RE: ActiveX Controls - 4/8/2001 15:42:00
I was sent this code snippet.
It may help!
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Drop a calendar on a new page, switch to the HTML View, and add this code
after the calendar's code:<form id="MyForm" method="POST">
<input type="hidden" name="MyDate" value="">
</form> <script language="vbscript">
Sub Calendar1_Click()
If MsgBox("Do you want " & Calendar1.Value & "?",vbQuestion+vbYesNo) =
vbYes Then
MyForm.Submit()
End If
End Sub
</script> Then switch back to Normal View and set the properties for your form to go
to a database.
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