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Yes, as the .NET section refers to the .NET package, i anticipate the VB/VBA section to mean only pre-.NET articles

Ugh CRM systems are a nightmare, i am currently re-writing one of our CRM systems at work, it’s going quite well, though my data layer is using Entity Spaces over DataSets, not much XML involved at the minute (I should really I know, XML is the future), so alas I am unable to offer any help further, do you have a permissions system? Possibly check that you have enabled the correct entries in permissions, I always forget to update permissions in the database and have boggled over odd problems only to discover that fact hours later.

After version 7 they unified their products into a group known as .NET, using core libraries from the .NET framework. (Version 8 being 2005, version 9 being 2008)

Looks like your using a variable that hasn’t been initialized or you haven’t referenced a required assembly, post some code to let me see? You can also do e.ToString() with response.write if you wanted

Maybe you forgot to include a required dll in your distribution?

I refer you to the msdn article and the snippet

My.Computer.FileSystem.RenameFile(“C:Test.txt”, “SecondTest.txt”)

I tried turning them all off, i’ll have to check the firmware of the wireless router for a built in one. Just basic windows firewall, except host has PCGuard (Which i tried deactivating)…

Paypal offer a free shopping cart system and offer the payment processing system at no cost (But they do charge per payment a percentage). Other than that, there’s the OS commerce cart system…

Other than that, you *can* program a cart system in PHP / mySQL, but i would not recommend doing that, unless you have experience… plus it takes ages. (yawn)

Sorry, i should re-iterate. The laptops can connect to the wireless router fine, but the internet does not appear to be coming through over wireless, but comes through if i wire them into the router.

You could always have a single file with all the include files in, then include that file in the pages. e.g.

include/include_root.php :

----------

index.php:

...

...

---------

This may save some time in the long run, as per a script for directory inclusion… Perhaps you can create a php script that uses a method that scans the dir, and includes each file,

include/include_root.php:

1){ //Removes the . and .. that is returned from readdir
$file_array[$count - 2] = $file; //Appends the files found to an array
}
$count++;
}
closedir($dir);
foreach($file_array as $inc_file){ //Cycle through the file array, include each file
include ("include/".$inc_file); //Ensure root dir is same as your opendir()
}
}else{
echo "Error.";
}
?>

index.php remains the same

Feel free to use without my header, i attached a fully functional example, with all neccessary items. Be careful what you put in your include directory.

This also assume you have php support.

I have used Nvu yes, and i can recommend it as a good free program, though i don’t really see it as good as dreamweaver, the main difference is that dreamweaver is just a lot ‘prettier’ in the way it does things i suppose. If you can write HTML source then i recommend getting PSPAD, it is an excellent text editor with highlighting and supports CSS, JS, and HTML as well as other formats. My Favourite Nvu thing (Though simple) Is the fact that you can paste information from a word processor, and it will keep the formatting, and it produces less errors in the code than dreamweaver does.

P.S. If you ever need a hand doing this new webby of yours you can contact me directly on MSN noirenex@hotmail.com, or gmail, noirenex@gmail.com

Jez, again, you are a legend, i thought i had tried putting in a container, maybe i mis-spelled the ID when i called it, heh, many many thanks!
Also, i think i relaise what is happening, i have not defined a wdith for the center section as it resizes according to margins, so when it tries to check the initial width, it isn’t there, so when i resize my browser, the width is checked again and it reads OK, but the fix you give is perfect, thanks for the thumbs up on the work too, it’s nice to recieve

Ok here are the two files you need to see the problem. Open with IE after unzipping.

Ok that works good for the inital load, however, the iframe is re-directed using some links on the left, and now each time i click one, the same thing happens…

Mucho thankso! was very glad of your help jezza, you always seem to come to my aid, so thanks again! i figure i will use word, as you rightly said, they won’t ever see the code, so no worries, see you soon,