Re: FN-FORUM problem with hidden regions in asp/vbscript

date posted 9th January 2001 16:04

easist way to do something like this is when youve named your db fields
appropriately:



this loops through the field collection of the recordset and detects if the
default is there (you can also check length and null if your not using
defaults), and if the default isnt there then nothing is written.

hth

dave ecky

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----- Original Message -----
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Subject: FN-FORUM problem with hidden regions in asp/vbscript


> I'm developing a cv builder in ultradev using asp with vbscript. On the
final page I have a text entry e.g name: and then a recordset next to it
that pulls the name entered earlier out of an access database. I know that
I can make the recordset a hidden region so that if no name was entered into
the database the recordset wouldn't be displayed, howevever how can I make
it so the text entry isn't displayed either. Any help would be much
appreciated. The cv builder is at
www.nydeli.co.uk/wwwroot/cv/personaldetails.asp (this is the start, however
to go to the page that I'm questioning is at
www.nydeli.co.uk/wwwroot/cv/printable.asp)
> cheers
> Rob
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