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MorningZ wrote: did you even try to look around? there's t-o-n-s of examples on the internet... such as this excellent one

that code is about as simple as it gets.. follow it up to where the HTML starts, and do your own thing with the resultant recordset....

if its over your head, then you are over your head

and Bunce is 100% right, at some point you need to realize that "hey, i can learn this stuff from example"... it seems like you don't even seem to try..

example... your "Request.Qerry" (or whatever you had), when it through you an error, you could easily go type "ASP Request" on google and get back like 10 pages that would point out that the correct terminology is "Request.QueryString"

its not about "being smart" and "so and so is smarter than me", its all about common sense, and we have tried and tried and tried and tried over the past few months to guide you in the right direction to help yourself and where to go for that help.......

if you cannot deal with that, then you will NEVER advance as a programmer... its all about learning and "making yourself smarter"... we've all been at the very beginning, but there is a point where you advance past that point.... you need to advance

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skyworld wrote: About if you aint got nothing FU(!>ING nice to say not to say it at all?

If you don't like the answers to your questions, then why don't you try making your questions more detailed?  & BTW...that kind of attitude won't get you any help, and will probably get your account suspended here.