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I think it has to do with the indentation more than anything else. If you hover over your different items, you'll notice your page gets much wider. Try reducing the indent size, you probably have it set to something like 400. It works fine in earlier browsers.

you need IBM Client Access to me able to install those drivers. And even after all that, you're better off using the ODBC driver that comes with Client Access. It's very important that you use a version compatible with the AS/400 version like V4R5 or something.

Hi people, It seems that Crystal has issues with large text fields. I tried making a simple report from a MS SQL 2000 DB where one of the fields was a type "text". The only way crystal wasn't throwing an error on this report was if I trimmed the text down to about 300 characters... Why won't it take more? Is there a way around this ? Thanks

Dim var1 as string = "Price" Dim var2 as string = "30.00" Response.AppendHeader(var1,var2) Response.Redirect("[url="http://www.3rdpartysite.com/tx.php"]http://www.3rdpartysite.com/tx.php[/url]")

Is there an equivalent to doing this programmatically: <form name="form1" id="form1" method="post" action="https://remotesite.com/xample.php"> <input type="hidden" name="transaction" value="whatever" /> I want to be able to set those hidden values in my code dynamically before the user goes to the foreign site to which I have no control. I tried response.addheader , response.appendheader before calling a response.redirect... Can't seem to find an answer. by the way, server.transfer doesn't work either. Thanks

Hi all, I have a 3rd party site posting to one of my forms. Strange thing is, even when using request.item("Name_of_Variable"), I still get null results. I have a feeling that site is posting hidden values, most likely in the header... How do I access that information? Thanks for any help provided.

I can try that and I'll see if this works... Perhaps if I explained it this way it would make more sense: Is there an equivalent to doing this programmatically: <form name="form1" id="form1" method="post" action="https://remotesite.com/xample.php"> <input type="hidden" name="transaction" value="whatever" /> I want to be able to set those in my code dynamically before the user goes to the foreign site. Thanks

Hey people! I have to build a payment page for a given site. The API from the payment processor permits us to send hidden values as a POST to a designated HTTPS address. The goal is to collect 3 text fields from our form and then pass those without the user seeing the values while redirecting the user to the actual secure form on the remote site. In other words, I don't want to use response.redirect since the user will see the values being passed. Is there another way ? Webclient ? Thanks

There's nothing except this: Dim rpt as New rptWeek Me.crView1.ReportSource = rpt I didn't add any fancy stuff, nor did I change any values in the viewer properties. All I did was drag a new crystal report viewer onto my form, plugged in the code for it. The report shows with no problems. It's just the controls of the report viewer (which are all set to true) in the properties window.

Hi All, I have an MDI application which contains a child form for report generation. Within this particular child form, I have a Crystal Report Viewer (crView1). All the reports run properly in the viewer, however, on load, this viewer (at 95% of the time) does not draw all the controls as it should on itself (the next page, previous, etc. ... that's natively set to visible on crView1. The report viewing section is fine... just no controls.) Any ideas as to what I may be missing in my code ? I tried forcing a refresh on the form, the viewer... pretty much anything and nothing... Suggestions ? Thanks

Thanks Nersus, I resulted in using your "verbose" example and it works perfectly. Thank you very much for your help.

I posted this question in another thread, and I was suggested to post it as a separate thread to get more of an opinion on this: If I were to host a database server for external users in this example: 1 - The users use an application that connects to MS SQL for the DB operations the app requires to perform. 2 - The MS SQL server is off site at another office where it also doubles up as a web server. I was thinking of getting a Cisco Firewall unit and hard code their fixed IP to let them through... unless there's a way to have them use a secure channel ? What would be your opinion(s) on this? Thanks for any views on the matter

Thanks for this elaborate reply. It's quite helpful :) Since we're on the Microsoft side of SQL, if I were to host a database server for external users such as: 1 - The users use an application that connects to MS SQL for the DB operations it requires 2 - The server is off site at another office where it also serves as a web server. I was thinking of getting a Cisco Firewall unit and hard code their fixed IP to let them through... unless there's a way to have them use a secure channel ? Thanks again Nerseus. Much appreciated

Thanks Nerseus, it is MSSQL Server. The dates have the time integrated as well.

Hi all, I'm trying to create a generic SQL query where it would retreive records based on the following: 1. All records have a date field for the entry date. 2. I need to build a query that retrieves records that have been there for more than 29 days. Any thoughts ? Thanks