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Ken Schaefer #1
Re: Error Object required
Response.Write()
There is no "Respond" object, hence "object required"
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Ken
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: Hi
: Here is the line where i am getting this error:
: Respond.Write("<Table width=""70%"" cellspasing=""1"" cellpadding=""5""
: border=""1"" >")
: i can't see what is wrong.
: Any help please
:
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viktor #2 Error Object required
Hi
Here is the line where i am getting this error:
Respond.Write("<Table width=""70%"" cellspasing=""1"" cellpadding=""5""
border=""1"" >")
i can't see what is wrong.
Any help please
viktor Guest
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Bob Barrows #3 Re: Error Object required
viktor wrote:
"Respond" should be "Response"> Hi
> Here is the line where i am getting this error:
> Respond.Write("<Table width=""70%"" cellspasing=""1""
> cellpadding=""5"" border=""1"" >")
> i can't see what is wrong.
> Any help please
"cellspasing" should be "cellspacing"
Bob Barrows
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