On Jan 30, 7:47 am, Penny Magas <[email protected]> wrote:
> The fp_rs is likely created by one of the includes files that
> FrontPage uses (or that's my assumption - but we know about
> 'assuming.')
That doesn't seem to be a good assumtion, as the error indicates that
fp_rs is not an object. You could open the include file and see if it
contains a line similar to this:
Set fp_rs = Server.CreateObject("ADODB.Recordset")
There are a number of other steps, including creating and opening a
Connection object to the database, and opening the Recordset using
your query and the Connection object, like so (assuming your
Connection object is named fp_conn):
fp_rs.Open fp_sQry, fp_conn
Other than that, your loop code looks good to me. Though I normally
use this syntax:
Do Until fp_rs.EOF
.... do stuff ...
fp_rs.MoveNext
Loop
> I'm afraid that I'm out of my league here - I don't know
> asp well and I certainly don't know javascript, but I'm trying to make
> them work together.
> This is such an odd 'creature' I've been at a loss as to where to
> turn. I was hoping that someone here might have worked with it before.
> Any ideas would be most welcome. Thank you so much for your time.
You need to learn the basics of ASP. Try www.asp101.com for tutorials
and example code.
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