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Larry
I need to store a hyperlink to the location of filenames in the
database. I have been succseful in storing the information (so far) by
assigning the field the required values separated by hash marks (#, or
pound signs or whatever you want to call them).
I have a text field on the form with a Browse button. The user selects
the file, using the browse button, and I store it in the text field as
follows:
Me.txtContractLocation = strPath & "#" & strPath
This shows the full path as well as creating the hyperlink so the user
can click on it.
Now that it's working, I found a document (among the test documents the
user gave me) that has a name which has a hash mark in it called "File
Test #1.jpg". Needless to say, this totally screws up my current
method.
So, NOW what do I do???
I know, I know, tell the users NOT to use stupid names (but try telling
that to a bunch of engineers!).
Thoughts, comments, solutions???
Thanks,
Larry
BTW, Access 2003, Windows XP
database. I have been succseful in storing the information (so far) by
assigning the field the required values separated by hash marks (#, or
pound signs or whatever you want to call them).
I have a text field on the form with a Browse button. The user selects
the file, using the browse button, and I store it in the text field as
follows:
Me.txtContractLocation = strPath & "#" & strPath
This shows the full path as well as creating the hyperlink so the user
can click on it.
Now that it's working, I found a document (among the test documents the
user gave me) that has a name which has a hash mark in it called "File
Test #1.jpg". Needless to say, this totally screws up my current
method.
So, NOW what do I do???
I know, I know, tell the users NOT to use stupid names (but try telling
that to a bunch of engineers!).
Thoughts, comments, solutions???
Thanks,
Larry
BTW, Access 2003, Windows XP