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Yes, all our passwords are all lowercase and the caps lock key is not on.

Many thanks to both of you. I’ll give it a try and see what I can come up with.

Thanks,
freemans

Many thanks to both of you. I’ll give it a try and see what I can come up with.

Thanks,
freemans

Thanks for the input guys but as far as I can tell I’d still be required to create a separate file for every link. Ideally I would like some kind of ONCLICK function that would pass a URL to a single page. Something like:

onClick=RedirectLink(http://www.cnn.com);>

That would open a page in a new window that would dynamically forward me to the correct link based on a URL passed as a paramater.

Does this make any sense or I am high on crack?

Please help,
freemans

Thanks for the input guys but as far as I can tell I’d still be required to create a separate file for every link. Ideally I would like some kind of ONCLICK function that would pass a URL to a single page. Something like:

onClick=RedirectLink(http://www.cnn.com);>

That would open a page in a new window that would dynamically forward me to the correct link based on a URL passed as a paramater.

Does this make any sense or I am high on crack?

Please help,
freemans

Thanks to both of you for the information. After realizing some early mistakes, mainly changing the default value, I figured out what I had done wrong and managed to get everything working. Thanks again!

Thanks to both of you for the information. After realizing some early mistakes, mainly changing the default value, I figured out what I had done wrong and managed to get everything working. Thanks again!

I think it’s already there…
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Native American or Alaskan Native
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Does it matter what order they’re in or do id and name have to be different?

I think it’s already there…
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Native American or Alaskan Native
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Does it matter what order they’re in or do id and name have to be different?

I tried adding the following code, all on one line, but when I check RaceA in the form it always comes back with “false” in the message body. Any idea suggestions? I’ve attached the entire asp file if that helps any. Thanks for your help!

Shane

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if Request.Form(“RaceA”)=”On” Then MessageBody = MessageBody & “True” & CHR(13) Else MessageBody = MessageBody & “False” & CHR(13)
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I tried adding the following code, all on one line, but when I check RaceA in the form it always comes back with “false” in the message body. Any idea suggestions? I’ve attached the entire asp file if that helps any. Thanks for your help!

Shane

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if Request.Form(“RaceA”)=”On” Then MessageBody = MessageBody & “True” & CHR(13) Else MessageBody = MessageBody & “False” & CHR(13)
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I had similar happenings after uninstalling One-Note. I don’t know what operating system you’re using but if it’s XP try to do a system restore to the day before you uninstalled the 2003 versions. If not I would try and complete uninstall and start all over. GOD LOVE BETA VERSIONS!

This is a problem on your service provider’s side. They don’t have the correct permissions set up on your site. It could be resolved either by removing then extending the server extensions to your website again or checking to make sure your Active Directory user has permission to the actual folders on the physical drive. When your provider extends the server extensions to your site make sure they have a check box in “Allow User to Upload Executables” and they set your username to the site’s administrator.

It really depends on how you end up sending the mail out. I’ve never had a lot of luck sending through Outlook but you can downloads heaps of free apps to send out mass e-mail using HTML pages. You just create a webpage in Frontpage to look exactly like you want your e-mail to look in a user’s inbox and send that instead of typing your text into the body of a message. I use a program called GroupMail (http://www.infacta.com) that works great for a pretty reasonable price.