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access_asp thread: Simple Function Problem?
Message #1 by "munkeh" <munkeh@b...> on Thu, 25 Oct 2001 11:05:35
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I have a Recordset that collects all the field entries and chuck them into
variables. I then have an "If then" which says "OK, if a variable is empty
then call this function". That bit seems to work fine, the problem it
appears is with the function. However I cant see for the life of me why it
doesn't work.
I recieve no SQL errors it simply returns a blank value and not the one I
specify to return if the function comes back objRS.EOF. It is sometimes
returning some really strange results, finding the first and writing that
as the rest, sometimes returning the desired effect for maybe one calling
and so on. Any ideas would be hugely appreciated. Thanks.
Main Page: http://www.munkeh.co.uk/index.txt
Functions: http://www.munkeh.co.uk/functions.txt
> Saunton_imageFind()
> Croyde_imageFind()
> Woolacombe_imageFind()
> Putsborough_imageFind()
Message #2 by "Zimmer Computer Consulting" <zee@t...> on Thu, 25 Oct 2001 17:14:02 -0700
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Hard to tell. Try changing the 0 below to the actual name of the field you
want to retrieve. Does this help? Hard to tell:
''' Currently
Saunton_imageFind = objRS(0) '/* set return value of the function */
''' Specifying the field name
Saunton_imageFind = objRS( "saunton_imageurl" ).value '/* set return
value of the function */
----- Original Message -----
From: munkeh <munkeh@b...>
To: Access ASP <access_asp@p...>
Sent: Thursday, October 25, 2001 11:05 AM
Subject: [access_asp] Simple Function Problem?
> I have a Recordset that collects all the field entries and chuck them into
> variables. I then have an "If then" which says "OK, if a variable is empty
> then call this function". That bit seems to work fine, the problem it
> appears is with the function. However I cant see for the life of me why it
> doesn't work.
>
> I recieve no SQL errors it simply returns a blank value and not the one I
> specify to return if the function comes back objRS.EOF. It is sometimes
> returning some really strange results, finding the first and writing that
> as the rest, sometimes returning the desired effect for maybe one calling
> and so on. Any ideas would be hugely appreciated. Thanks.
>
> Main Page: http://www.munkeh.co.uk/index.txt
>
> Functions: http://www.munkeh.co.uk/functions.txt
>
> > Saunton_imageFind()
> > Croyde_imageFind()
> > Woolacombe_imageFind()
> > Putsborough_imageFind()
>
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