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September 24th, 2004, 11:29 AM
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GetString method and ActiveX Controls
When using ActiveX Combo Boxes, can you use the GetString method to populate the control? I currently am using AddItem, however, it is taking a long time to process. I know that GetString works well to improve the performance. Here is my code while using AddItem:
while not rsClient.EOF Response.Write chr(9) & "MenuForm.lstClient.additem " & chr(34) & replace(rsClient.Fields("Client Name").value,chr(34),"'") & " [" & trim(rsClient.Fields("Client Number").Value) & "]" & chr(34) & chr(13) rsClient.MoveNext wend Thanks!
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September 24th, 2004, 08:00 PM
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This looks asp-ish. If so, you might have better luck in the ASP forum.
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