Recent content by lahddah

Thank you, blister911! This was a great help! We do not have the Active Directory module installed on our SharePoint server, so I had to tweak your example a bit. This was why I needed the CSV import workaround. I pulled the AD information in using Crystal Reports & exporting to CSV. Then...

Thank you, blister911. I'm actually running an sql via crystal report & outputting to csv so that I can then import the csv into the SharePoint list on a nightly basis. The sql I'm running for the report is: SELECT sAMAccountName, Title, Department, givenName, sn, Manager, distinguishedName...

Does anyone know if I can run a PowerShell script to (maybe) create a 'temporary' SharePoint list, then use that list to create a new list? I've got script working to complete erase and regenerate a user list pulling from Active Directory. That part is fine. But I want to be able to populate the...

I ended up getting it to display the way I wanted by adding the other rows and customizing their style. Thanks, again, for the help here on this board! ~ lahddah

Thank you, again, SkipVought. I looked further into Cross-Tab queries and it looks like it should be exactly what I'm looking for. I tried this early on, but was actually told by the person training me that it wouldn't work. So I moved on to something else, far more difficult, time consuming...

Thank you for your response. I was wondering when I'd be made to feel "less than" on these boards. So, now i can cross that off my list. I've "been around since 2003" but, recently, I've taken on the opportunity to work more with Crystal Reports. I don't post much, and I'm not familiar with...

I have a report that will have a dynamic list of security group names/numbers across the top (as headers for columns) then have a list of users who are in those groups. For the users, they will be in rows and if they are in the header group, then the group number will appear in the 'cell' below...

well, I thought of that, but the field in question is going to be matching up w/ another comma delimited field. So, rather than work with two arrays, I just thought it would be easier to perform the function, then trim both fields, and perform the function again. I'm creating HTML files based...

I am trying to loop through a comma delmited field (peru, ama, ecu,) and perform a function for each of the words between the commas. The loop continues while the field LEN > 0. Before looping after the function, I want to remove everything left of the first comma, including the comma so that...

I am trying to loop through a comma delmited field (peru, ama, ecu,) and perform a function for each of the words between the commas. The loop continues while the field LEN > 0. Before looping after the function, I want to remove everything left of the first comma, including the comma so that...

Great way to put it. I got it. Now I need a beer. %-) Thanks! ~ lahddah

Works excellent. Thank you so much for you help! Do you know why the arrays and stuff need to be 'global' instead of within each function? Just out of curiousity. ~ lahddah

No. There will be different images for each slideshow. I tried to move the 'myPix = new Array..." portion of the code into each function as the array will contain different images. It's at that point that the slide shows only show two images. Example: function chgSlide(direction) { myPix =...

There was another thread like this, but slightly different and I didn't find anything that would answer my question.. Can someone tell me how to modify this code to show four slide shows on one page? I've tried copying it four times and changing the chgSlide to chgSlide2, 3, and 4, but when I...

Can someone tell me how to modify this code to do the same thing? I've tried copying it four times and changing the chgSlide to chgSlide2, 3, and 4, but when I try to move the code that creates the four different myPix arrays into each function the slides all stop at slide #2. Even though...