delete myspace

www.myspace.com/probationviolation it's just a shitty little page, but it's a temp site to put our demo on. i'm not in the band, i simply manage them. post your comments too, good or bad. i'll won't delete the bad comments.

hello! i have a question regarding pointer conversion when explicitly calling operator delete() on a pointer to a class. consider the following code: class myclass {}; void f() { myclass *p = new myclass; p->~myclass(); operator delete( p ); // converts myclass* to void* }

hi, the standard console has a delete button, which is visible for authors, moderators and editors. i would like to hide this delete button in all cases, except for administrators (for certain postings). the way to do this, is to make a admin console and a user console, or tweaks in the default console, providing the desired functionality. the practical case of our client does not distinguish roles like moderators, authors or editors, but it does distinguish administrators. so i tried to make a "admincontainer" specially for this delete button, but i don't know how to find out whether the current user logged in is in the admin group or not. the only checks i've seen in the api are rights which a moderator or editor also can have. i also studied the "user.clientaccounttype" property in the documentation, but i not sure if this is the right property to use. so how do i get this delete button to work for admins only?

use the afterdelconfirm event to requery your treeview control. if you actually have to alter the source for the treeview, then you will need a combination of delete and afterdelconfirm: delete to hear about the record(s) that are being deleted, and afterdelconfirm to check the status of the deletion and actually respond to the deletion. note that the above applies to an mdb with the confirm deletes turned on. it's different in an adp: http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;234866 -- allen browne - microsoft mvp. perth, western australia. tips for access users - http://allenbrowne.com/tips.html reply to group, rather than allenbrowne at mvps dot org. "patrick wolf" wrote in message