afrikan

righto. I'll watch the spelling in future.

I think you are absolutely correct Dhanajee, it's from the company only. I was, however, able to download their sample internet code for free and use it for paying customers (have a lot of people done this?)I was referring to w3schools website. I don't know if w3c lists properties like this or not. I've never seen it anywhere except business objects. Worked though!

link isn't quite right. if you go to that link and search 'formulafields' the properties come up in the menu. oh well

I understand this. The formulafields and parameterfields not mentioned are in the business objects website are at http://www.techsupport.businessobjects.com...88.html#1335852if that link is highlighted properly. I used this asp code to pass data from a domino database to crystal reports. it received and displayed them on the internet as parameters like this:if(Request.form("formula9")="device.Status") then session("objCon").FormulaFields.GetItemByName("f9").Text = CStr("DisDeviceStatus({" + Request.form("formula9") + "})")else session("objCon").FormulaFields.GetItemByName("f9").Text = CStr("{" + Request.form("formula9") + "}")end ifsDepartment = Request.form("Department")Session("oRpt").ParameterFields.GetItemByName("Department").AddCurrentValue(sDepartment)The session object opened a connection string before all that code. maybe crystal reports code doesn't really have to do with asp specifically for w3c. Just curious anyway. Thanks.

This may be a simple question but why is the w3c site missing a lot of asp object properties like session.formulafields, session.parameterfields for crystal reports? they're listed on the business objects website. Are they not commonly used?