Here is the scenario:
1. I have a table (tblCalendar) with the following fields:
caldID
caldDate
caldTitle
caldInfo
nWinW
nWinH
2. By design, when [caldInfo].value Is Null, [nWinW] and [nWinH] are both
Not Null
3. In order to filter and sort the data (because I want it for an .asp page)
there is a query displaying the first four fields.
4. Problem No1: I want to add a fifth field (column) in the query, that will
display a text string ONLY WHEN the corresponding [caldInfo].value Is Null.
5. Problem No2: That text string is the following javascript command:
<a href="javascrip t:;" onClick="MM_ope nBrWindow('file Path','winName' ,
'status=1,winWi dth,winHeight') ">Details.. .</a>
6. Furthermore, the arguments of MM_openBrWindow () should be replaced by the
following text/fieldnames:
filePath = ../calendar/[caldID].htm
winName = htm[caldID]
status=1 = status=1 (the same)
winWidth = [nWinW]
winHeight = [nWinH]
The general idea is that I don't know how to replace/escape the
single/double quotes of the javascript, that should be inside the double
quotes of the text string in the query.
Can you help me please?
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[gt] aka geotso
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Please, remove hyphens to contact me 5  2402 
For Access/Jet SQL: If you are enclosing the string in double-quotes, double
each internal double-quote, and don't change the single quotes, e.g., "The
man said, ""Hello. Would you like a 'near-beer'?"""
Larry Linson
Microsoft Access MVP
"geotso" <ka********@yah oo.grwrote in message
news:e8******** ***@ulysses.noc .ntua.gr...
Here is the scenario:
1. I have a table (tblCalendar) with the following fields:
caldID
caldDate
caldTitle
caldInfo
nWinW
nWinH
2. By design, when [caldInfo].value Is Null, [nWinW] and [nWinH] are both
Not Null
3. In order to filter and sort the data (because I want it for an .asp
page) there is a query displaying the first four fields.
4. Problem No1: I want to add a fifth field (column) in the query, that
will display a text string ONLY WHEN the corresponding [caldInfo].value Is
Null.
5. Problem No2: That text string is the following javascript command:
<a href="javascrip t:;" onClick="MM_ope nBrWindow('file Path','winName' ,
'status=1,winWi dth,winHeight') ">Details.. .</a>
6. Furthermore, the arguments of MM_openBrWindow () should be replaced by
the following text/fieldnames:
filePath = ../calendar/[caldID].htm
winName = htm[caldID]
status=1 = status=1 (the same)
winWidth = [nWinW]
winHeight = [nWinH]
The general idea is that I don't know how to replace/escape the
single/double quotes of the javascript, that should be inside the double
quotes of the text string in the query.
Can you help me please?
------- ---- --- -- - -
[gt] aka geotso
------- ---- --- -- - -
Please, remove hyphens to contact me
Larry,
Thank you very much for your answer, that was the solution to my basic
problem.
Now, can you (or someone else) please explain to me how to limit the
contents of the column shown the text string so, only the cells where the
record's[caldInfo].Value Is Null (Problem No1 in my first post)?
Please note that I've already found a (temporary) solution, using VBScript
in my .asp page, but I would like to know if there is a solution into the
database area.
Thank you again...
then, "Larry Linson" mounted the rostrum and spoke like this:
For Access/Jet SQL: If you are enclosing the string in double-quotes,
double each internal double-quote, and don't change the single quotes,
e.g., "The man said, ""Hello. Would you like a 'near-beer'?"""
Larry Linson
Microsoft Access MVP
"geotso" <ka********@yah oo.grwrote in message
news:e8******** ***@ulysses.noc .ntua.gr...
>Here is the scenario:
1. I have a table (tblCalendar) with the following fields:
caldID
caldDate
caldTitle
caldInfo
nWinW
nWinH
2. By design, when [caldInfo].value Is Null, [nWinW] and [nWinH] are both
Not Null
3. In order to filter and sort the data (because I want it for an .asp
page) there is a query displaying the first four fields.
4. Problem No1: I want to add a fifth field (column) in the query, that
will display a text string ONLY WHEN the corresponding [caldInfo].value
Is Null.
5. Problem No2: That text string is the following javascript command:
<a href="javascrip t:;" onClick="MM_ope nBrWindow('file Path','winName' ,
'status=1,winW idth,winHeight' )">Details.. .</a>
6. Furthermore, the arguments of MM_openBrWindow () should be replaced by
the following text/fieldnames:
filePath = ../calendar/[caldID].htm
winName = htm[caldID]
status=1 = status=1 (the same)
winWidth = [nWinW]
winHeight = [nWinH]
The general idea is that I don't know how to replace/escape the
single/double quotes of the javascript, that should be inside the double
quotes of the text string in the query.
Can you help me please?
------- ---- --- -- - -
[gt] aka geotso
------- ---- --- -- - -
Please, remove hyphens to contact me
"geotso" <ka********@yah oo.grwrote
Thank you very much for your answer, that
was the solution to my basic problem.
You are welcome. I'm glad I was able to assist.
Now, can you (or someone else) please explain to me how to limit the
contents of the column shown the text string so, only the cells where the
record's[caldInfo].Value Is Null (Problem No1 in my first post)?
In the Query Builder, the CalculatedField would be:
FieldNameYouLik e: (IIF IsNull([caldInfo]), "your text string", "")
Best of luck with your application.
Larry Linson
Microsoft Access MVP
Please note that I've already found a (temporary) solution, using VBScript
in my .asp page, but I would like to know if there is a solution into the
database area.
Thank you again...
then, "Larry Linson" mounted the rostrum and spoke like this:
>For Access/Jet SQL: If you are enclosing the string in double-quotes,
double each internal double-quote, and don't change the single quotes,
e.g., "The man said, ""Hello. Would you like a 'near-beer'?"""
Larry Linson
Microsoft Access MVP
"geotso" <ka********@yah oo.grwrote in message
news:e8******* ****@ulysses.no c.ntua.gr...
>>Here is the scenario:
1. I have a table (tblCalendar) with the following fields:
caldID
caldDate
caldTitle
caldInfo
nWinW
nWinH
2. By design, when [caldInfo].value Is Null, [nWinW] and [nWinH] are
both
Not Null
3. In order to filter and sort the data (because I want it for an .asp
page) there is a query displaying the first four fields.
4. Problem No1: I want to add a fifth field (column) in the query, that
will display a text string ONLY WHEN the corresponding [caldInfo].value
Is Null.
5. Problem No2: That text string is the following javascript command:
<a href="javascrip t:;" onClick="MM_ope nBrWindow('file Path','winName' ,
'status=1,win Width,winHeight ')">Details.. .</a>
6. Furthermore, the arguments of MM_openBrWindow () should be replaced by
the following text/fieldnames:
filePath = ../calendar/[caldID].htm
winName = htm[caldID]
status=1 = status=1 (the same)
winWidth = [nWinW]
winHeight = [nWinH]
The general idea is that I don't know how to replace/escape the
single/double quotes of the javascript, that should be inside the double
quotes of the text string in the query.
Can you help me please?
------- ---- --- -- - -
[gt] aka geotso
------- ---- --- -- - -
Please, remove hyphens to contact me
I'm afraid that something is wrong, because I get an error when I try to use
the IIf function. According your suggestion the text string became:
strText: (IIf IsNull([caldInfo]), "<a href=""javascri pt:;""
onClick=""MM_op enBrWindow('../calendar/" & [caldID] & ".htm','" &
[newWinName] & "','status=1,sc rollbars=1," & [newWinW] & "," & [newWinH] &
"')"">Details.. .</a>", "")
The error message is: "You must enclose IIf function arguments in
parentheses" and when I close the message, the cursor has been inserted
after the IsNull opening parenthesis.
Do you see something wrong that I don't?
Yet, thanks again for your help
then, "Larry Linson" mounted the rostrum and spoke like this:
"geotso" <ka********@yah oo.grwrote
>Thank you very much for your answer, that
was the solution to my basic problem.
You are welcome. I'm glad I was able to assist.
>Now, can you (or someone else) please explain to me how to limit the
contents of the column shown the text string so, only the cells where the
record's[caldInfo].Value Is Null (Problem No1 in my first post)?
In the Query Builder, the CalculatedField would be:
FieldNameYouLik e: (IIF IsNull([caldInfo]), "your text string", "")
Best of luck with your application.
Larry Linson
Microsoft Access MVP
>Please note that I've already found a (temporary) solution, using
VBScript in my .asp page, but I would like to know if there is a
solution into the database area.
Thank you again...
then, "Larry Linson" mounted the rostrum and spoke like this:
>>For Access/Jet SQL: If you are enclosing the string in double-quotes,
double each internal double-quote, and don't change the single quotes,
e.g., "The man said, ""Hello. Would you like a 'near-beer'?"""
Larry Linson
Microsoft Access MVP
"geotso" <ka********@yah oo.grwrote in message
news:e8****** *****@ulysses.n oc.ntua.gr...
Here is the scenario:
1. I have a table (tblCalendar) with the following fields:
caldID
caldDate
caldTitle
caldInfo
nWinW
nWinH
2. By design, when [caldInfo].value Is Null, [nWinW] and [nWinH] are
both
Not Null
3. In order to filter and sort the data (because I want it for an .asp
page) there is a query displaying the first four fields.
4. Problem No1: I want to add a fifth field (column) in the query, that
will display a text string ONLY WHEN the corresponding [caldInfo].value
Is Null.
5. Problem No2: That text string is the following javascript command:
<a href="javascrip t:;" onClick="MM_ope nBrWindow('file Path','winName' ,
'status=1,wi nWidth,winHeigh t')">Details... </a>
6. Furthermore, the arguments of MM_openBrWindow () should be replaced
by the following text/fieldnames:
filePath = ../calendar/[caldID].htm
winName = htm[caldID]
status=1 = status=1 (the same)
winWidth = [nWinW]
winHeight = [nWinH]
The general idea is that I don't know how to replace/escape the
single/double quotes of the javascript, that should be inside the
double quotes of the text string in the query.
Can you help me please?
------- ---- --- -- - -
[gt] aka geotso
------- ---- --- -- - -
Please, remove hyphens to contact me
"geotso" <ka********@yah oo.grwrote in message
news:e8******** ***@ulysses.noc .ntua.gr...
I'm afraid that something is wrong, because I get an error when I try to
use the IIf function. According your suggestion the text string became:
strText: (IIf IsNull([caldInfo]), "<a href=""javascri pt:;""
onClick=""MM_op enBrWindow('../calendar/" & [caldID] & ".htm','" &
[newWinName] & "','status=1,sc rollbars=1," & [newWinW] & "," & [newWinH] &
"')"">Details.. .</a>", "")
The error message is: "You must enclose IIf function arguments in
parentheses" and when I close the message, the cursor has been inserted
after the IsNull opening parenthesis.
Do you see something wrong that I don't?
IIFs with long, complex text strings can be hard to diagnose. Consider
putting that into a function in a standard module, which you can test using
the immediate window, so that you aren't trying to debug a complex
expression by running the query that contains it.
Then you'd use it with something similar to:
strText = MyNewFunction([caldInfo])
Larry Linson
Microsoft Access MVP
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