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Microsoft Access Version
Tue. Jun 11, '02 9:31 AM
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Is there a free MS Access version, or would you be able to release the code to do the tree-view threading to me?
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RE: Microsoft Access Version
Tue. Jun 11, '02 10:20 AM
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Hi DigiGuru, No, there isn' t a free version of the software. You can purchase a personal version if you want to look at the codes (comes with full source) Thank you
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RE: Microsoft Access Version
Tue. Jun 11, '02 11:02 AM
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Unfortunately, the software is a bit out of the price range of an individual, which is all I am. It' s a shame though, as it' s the best ASP driven forum out there
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RE: RE: Microsoft Access Version
Tue. Jun 11, '02 12:45 PM
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ORIGINAL: DigiGuru Unfortunately, the software is a bit out of the price range of an individual, which is all I am. It' s a shame though, as it' s the best ASP driven forum out there Thanks for your comment, but considering the forum' s performance and its rich features the personal version is really a bargain  . If you are interested in building a tree structure, you can check out ASPToday.com for more information (you need to subscribe to the site for a fee). I remember there is an article that deals with tree structure. Our tree structure is very different from others in that a single database call (one select statement) + getrows method is enough to make the tree => very very efficient. No resource expensive recursion is required.
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RE: RE: RE: Microsoft Access Version
Tue. Jun 11, '02 1:20 PM
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So no chance of the algorithm that sorts the tree? Pretty please? :p
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RE: RE: RE: RE: Microsoft Access Version
Wed. Jun 12, '02 12:58 PM
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Sorry man, but no, I can' t
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RE: RE: RE: RE: RE: Microsoft Access Version
Wed. Jun 12, '02 1:23 PM
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Hey, it was worth a try ;) It' s ok... I' ve found a recursive function that I' ve re-written to do what I need it to, so I' ve got tree-style and flat style forums now too Fantastic forum though... with any luck I can build one with as many features Regards, Stu
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RE: RE: RE: RE: RE: RE: Microsoft Access Version
Wed. Jun 12, '02 1:33 PM
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Good Luck!
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