VBScript, Writing a Date & Time function

Writing a Date & Time function

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David Stacki #1 / 4	Writing a Date & Time function How would I go about writing to an Access db....the date & time from a clients machine, when doing a search through my helpdesk? I can display the date and time using the following code... <% = date %> <% = time %> But it displays on the actual page. How can I get the date and time to be hidden from view, and then using SQL....write it to a db. I am able to write the queries they're searching on, and I am able to write the customer id, when they logged in.....I am able to do this by using Request.QueryString....and by using this SQL statement... SQL = "INSERT INTO {filter}log (CustID, Searched_On) VALUES ('" & custid & "', '" & search & "')" TIA! David Stackis Communications Administrator Comtronic Systems http://www.--*.com/
Tue, 17 Dec 2002 03:00:00 GMT

Steve Cochra #2 / 4	Writing a Date & Time function You can load the values for the date and time from script into input values for a form and then submit the form to the ASP page. steve Quote: > How would I go about writing to an Access db....the date & time from a > clients machine, when doing a search through my helpdesk? > I can display the date and time using the following code... > <% = date %> > <% = time %> > But it displays on the actual page. How can I get the date and time to be > hidden from view, and then using SQL....write it to a db. > I am able to write the queries they're searching on, and I am able to write > the customer id, when they logged in.....I am able to do this by using > Request.QueryString....and by using this SQL statement... > SQL = "INSERT INTO {filter}log (CustID, Searched_On) VALUES ('" & custid & "', > '" & search & "')" > TIA! > David Stackis > Communications Administrator > Comtronic Systems > http://www.--*.com/
Tue, 17 Dec 2002 03:00:00 GMT

David Stacki #3 / 4	Writing a Date & Time function Would the input values be hidden? Quote: > You can load the values for the date and time from script into input values > for a form and then submit the form to the ASP page. > steve > > How would I go about writing to an Access db....the date & time from a > > clients machine, when doing a search through my helpdesk? > > I can display the date and time using the following code... > > <% = date %> > > <% = time %> > > But it displays on the actual page. How can I get the date and time to be > > hidden from view, and then using SQL....write it to a db. > > I am able to write the queries they're searching on, and I am able to > write > > the customer id, when they logged in.....I am able to do this by using > > Request.QueryString....and by using this SQL statement... > > SQL = "INSERT INTO {filter}log (CustID, Searched_On) VALUES ('" & custid & > "', > > '" & search & "')" > > TIA! > > David Stackis > > Communications Administrator > > Comtronic Systems > > http://www.--*.com/
Tue, 17 Dec 2002 03:00:00 GMT

Steve Cochra #4 / 4	Writing a Date & Time function If you want them to be. Doesn't matter. steve Quote: > Would the input values be hidden? > > You can load the values for the date and time from script into input > values > > for a form and then submit the form to the ASP page. > > steve > > > How would I go about writing to an Access db....the date & time from a > > > clients machine, when doing a search through my helpdesk? > > > I can display the date and time using the following code... > > > <% = date %> > > > <% = time %> > > > But it displays on the actual page. How can I get the date and time to > be > > > hidden from view, and then using SQL....write it to a db. > > > I am able to write the queries they're searching on, and I am able to > > write > > > the customer id, when they logged in.....I am able to do this by using > > > Request.QueryString....and by using this SQL statement... > > > SQL = "INSERT INTO {filter}log (CustID, Searched_On) VALUES ('" & custid & > > "', > > > '" & search & "')" > > > TIA! > > > David Stackis > > > Communications Administrator > > > Comtronic Systems > > > http://www.--*.com/
Tue, 17 Dec 2002 03:00:00 GMT

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