BubbaB
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| Posted: 10/15/2003, 1:27 PM |
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First of all i am surprised why in version 2.2 there still is not a build in file upload in the employee solution for example. Instead of implementing it, you are giving us some code that should make it to work. Well i am very sorry but the manual on how to do that is not very clear at all. This is what i am talking about: http://support.codecharge.com/kb_article.asp?article_id=35
First the screen shots are not right, the first screen shot is already missing the field "picture" that by default is there in the employee solution.
Then later on you let us add the first code, into the HTML from the, umm yes, into where?? No clear description of where to add it! I added it in the empsrecord html section, all the way down after the last form. So a new form appears. Then the last code to enter should be on the BEFORE SHOW event on the single label field called picture. Well the way i added that html code, i cant add anything to a BEFORE SHOW event all i can add is a event in the BEFORE SHOW that is part of the record emps. And how would the BROWSE button appear, there is no where in the code that has been added the word BROWSE. Ah well, i eventually end up with the following error:
Microsoft VBScript runtime (0x800A01F4)
Variable is undefined: 'employees'
/EmpsGrid_events.asp, line 25
Greets,
BB
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lars
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| Posted: 10/17/2003, 4:04 AM |
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I totally agree with BB, I can see that the article has been viewed 4400 times which means that we actually, look at the articles to learn CC(S)
I think that having good tutorials is imperative for an even bigger success for codecharge, after all they claim that this is also for non-programmers
Another way of making even better tutorials, and which is both better an easier is to use grap the tutorial and present this in Flash.. like this:
http://www.softcapital.com/support/cromeless/video.htm
I could really use this, since in many of the tutorials small details are forgotten, that makes it impossible to complete the tutorial..
BTW.. why I am at it.. I could really use an example for CSS as how to send an email when a password is forgotten
Cheers,
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