Thank you for your suggestions, Ross. With respect to the box model
problems, I had been aware of those for a while, so I was able to take them
into account during the design phase. I had created all pages as XHTML
Transitional with definition and URL, so standards compliance was switched
on. Howev
Thanks. That looks like it worked.
Robert
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Dude You had a equal sign before IN Operator.
SELECT
e.factor,
g.pomnth,
g.dbsite,
c.iof_cmts,
p.es_number,
p.customer,
p.project_name,
p.delivery,
p.proposal_value,
p.a_group,
p.status_probability
FROM
tblproposals p, tblcomments c, tblgrpldrprj g, tblesmreinfo e
WHERE
c.esnum(+) =
By adding that where statement I'm now getting a missing expression error.
Here is my SQL statement:
SELECT e.factor, g.pomnth, g.dbsite, c.iof_cmts, p.es_number, p.customer,
p.project_name, p.delivery, p.proposal_value, p.a_group,
p.status_probability FROM tblproposals p, tblcomments c, tblgrpld
Browser-sniffed hot-swapped CSS files is probably overkill - if you're
careful you can fix the major inconsitencies between IE5.5 and IE6 at the
basic design/CSS level.
You can get around IE5.5 insane font size issues by specifying a 100% as the
font size for the body and then sizes in Em in furth
trim, robert, please trim your messages
try this --
WHERE c.esnum(+) = p.es_number
AND g.esnum(+) = p.es_number
AND e.esnum(+) = p.es_number
AND p.a_group IN ( '1' , '5' , '6' )
rudy
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Sorry about that. I got ahead of myself.
Here is the query I using when I get the error.
SELECT e.factor, g.pomnth, g.dbsite, c.iof_cmts, p.es_number, p.customer,
p.project_name, p.delivery, p.proposal_value, p.a_group,
p.status_probability FROM tblproposals p, tblcomments c, tblgrpldrprj g,
t
