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From: lilinleo on 3 Jul 2008 19:25 I had implemented Data Access Page with MS Access 2003. However, when I run the Data Access Page on some new computers, it require OWC10( MS office Web component 2002). All the new computers already had MS office 2003 and OWC11( MS office Web component 2003). Could any one tell me what/where i went wrong?
From: a a r o n . k e m p f on 4 Jul 2008 11:27 I've had quite a bit of success with DAP. I think that they're one of the best features of Access, especially when you couple them with ADP. they're fast and reliable-- friendly-- name one other app that lets you specify clientside filter IN A WEBPAGE I had heard that Microsoft is coming out with something similiar for the next version of Access. but.. I'm still kinda confused on what type of problem you're having. If I were you-- I'd examine the GUID in the object ID tag. Open the .HTM file with notepad or something; and look for a GUID it should be something like this <object id=Spreadsheet1 style="LEFT: 0px; TOP: 0px" height="85%" width="100%" classid=clsid:0002E510-0000-0000- C000-000000000046 VIEWASTEXT> what you should do.. is somehow compare GUID in the DAP to make sure that they are consistent- and they are what you want. you haven't been changing the HTML by hand have you? I generally don't edit the DAP; I just butcher it inside Access.. and then drop it like an island, using an include-- in the middle of an ASP page. It almost sounds like you have a mismatch somewhere along the line. -Aaron On Jul 3, 4:25 pm, lilinleo <lilin...(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote: > I had implemented Data Access Page with MS Access 2003. However, when I run > the Data Access Page on some new computers, it require OWC10( MS office Web > component 2002). All the new computers already had MS office 2003 and OWC11( > MS office Web component 2003). Could any one tell me what/where i went wrong?
From: lilinleo on 6 Jul 2008 20:23 Thank you very much your reply, I am really appreciate that. I did bit more research on Office Web Component last week, I think I found the answer. My DAP is generated by MS Access 2003, which it require owc version 10 and 11. For most PC we had, we upgrade MS office 2002 to MS office 2003, so they already had both version owc installed. For some new computer which installed only MS office 2003 word, outlook, they only have owc11. However, the DAP require owc version 10 & 11 ( I got that from MS office Help). People concern about if I install the owc 10 on those pc already have version 11, will that course any problem for other applications? "a a r o n . k e m p f @ g m a i l . c o" wrote: > I've had quite a bit of success with DAP. I think that they're one of > the best features of Access, especially when you couple them with ADP. > they're fast and reliable-- friendly-- name one other app that lets > you specify clientside filter IN A WEBPAGE > > I had heard that Microsoft is coming out with something similiar for > the next version of Access. > > but.. I'm still kinda confused on what type of problem you're having. > If I were you-- I'd examine the GUID in the object ID tag. > > Open the .HTM file with notepad or something; and look for a GUID > > it should be something like this > <object id=Spreadsheet1 style="LEFT: 0px; TOP: 0px" > height="85%" width="100%" classid=clsid:0002E510-0000-0000- > C000-000000000046 VIEWASTEXT> > > what you should do.. is somehow compare GUID in the DAP to make sure > that they are consistent- and they are what you want. > > you haven't been changing the HTML by hand have you? > > I generally don't edit the DAP; I just butcher it inside Access.. and > then drop it like an island, using an include-- in the middle of an > ASP page. > > It almost sounds like you have a mismatch somewhere along the line. > > -Aaron > > > > > On Jul 3, 4:25 pm, lilinleo <lilin...(a)discussions.microsoft.com> > wrote: > > I had implemented Data Access Page with MS Access 2003. However, when I run > > the Data Access Page on some new computers, it require OWC10( MS office Web > > component 2002). All the new computers already had MS office 2003 and OWC11( > > MS office Web component 2003). Could any one tell me what/where i went wrong? > >
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