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Originally posted by nsomniac nsomniac wrote:

Hi Mr Mellie,

Your mod works great, but was just wondering why it formats to a different style than the rest of the forum? I mean by font, background color of tables... is there a way to get it to keep to the same style as the forum proper?
Ummmm... It should look the same. It uses the forum style classes so everything, colour, fonts etc, should be the same. Confused Have you got a link to an example where it's not doing that?
 
 
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Originally posted by nsomniac nsomniac wrote:

I tried to rewrite and change some variable and commented out the repeated naming of variables... ie commented out all the second Dim's and changed the constants intStyle to intStyle2 and so on... but i'm getting an error still....
Sounds like you're on the right track. In place of the first "call closeDatabase" command, try putting rsCommon.Close. This will leave the connection open and have the recordset in a state ready for the second query to run.
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Hi MrMellie,

The CSS is the same, sorry, my mistake... but its just that the topics and posts are written in a smaller size font.

http://www.usyddental.com

at the bottom of the page....

Do you know where in the css file that I can change this to be the same size font as the rest of the page??
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Aaah, ok I get you now. You don't need to modify the CSS as that will affect other bits of the forum. If you take out the bits of code that say:
 
<span class=""smText"">
 
then it should appear in the default font size. Let me know how you get on as I haven't tested this, but pretty sure it should work.


Edited by MrMellie - 16 March 2007 at 9:28am
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Thanks MrMellie,

All has worked out well,

the rscommon.close phrase worked perfectly and i removed all the <smtext> coding as well as the <smlink> coding in the link part of the tables. Worked perfectly!

Thanks
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I have tried to addf this to my forum (its working), but I keep getting the below message at the bottom of my forum.
 
 
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Microsoft VBScript runtime error '800a01a8'

Object required: 'adoCon'

/forum/database/database_connection.asp, line 269

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Heres the link to the forum......scroll below to see what I mean.
 
How do I fix it?
 
Have I put the code in the wrong place? If yes, where should I put it?
 
PLEASE HELP!!!!!
 
 
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Did you comment out the "call closeDatabase" line in default.asp?
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Hi I have a small problem. When there are no posts in the particular forum or the user does not have the permission, I get like this:
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Error Type:
ADODB.Recordset (0x800A0BCD)
Either BOF or EOF is True, or the current record has been deleted. Requested operation requires a current record.
/works2007/enggsite/stuforum/recent_news_inc.asp, line 38
 
Line 38:
saryTopxx = rsCommon.GetRows()
 
Please explain me what to do.
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