Today I've a few deadline database projects that I have to pay attention to. But, I will go through your sample script this evening. At this point (baby-steps) I may have to have you walk me through it one line at a time. As much reading as I've done on jQuery and ajax - it is all still "french" to me.
On top of that - my VB background seems to be getting in the way here. In a typical application I'd simply call the function, there would be one (maybe two lines of code) with in the function
OrMe.Requery
It just works so differently. Every control has properties, functions are executed from one of the many event properties. It's literally a right-click to open up the VB Module, write the function, Close the module and the function becomes part of the control properties. As odd as it may seem the simplicity of VB is getting in the way here.[Date1].Requery
Even the word "object" has a different meaning in VB than it does in this context. When you said....
I wasn't sure what you were referring to in the phrase "DateTime object" (sigh). It's not you... it's the terminology I've been using for two decades getting in the way of the same use in a different context.Rather than creating a DateTime object, you'd run your query here, but I think this demonstrates the general principle well enough.
But... I must go back to work. I will look at your example and I am VERY grateful for your patience and willingness to walk me through the most basic concepts here.
Pavilion