I've been using PHP for some time now and have noticed the big difference between asp and php. In php i have been using this code
<?PHP
if (!isset($_GET['p'])) { // no page specified -> load content from default.txt
include("includes/center.php");
} else { // page specified -> load content from relevant text file
include("./" . $_GET['p'] . ".php");
}
?>
so for example if i clicked on the hyperlink that had this value "index.php?p=member" it will open (preferrably include) the member.php page onto the index.php page. How would this script be written in ASP?
I am trying to push the user to a particular page based on a click of a button.I cant seem to get the syntax correct. This is what I am using right now.
<INPUT TYPE="button" VALUE="Return to Entry Form" onClick=href="/LongDistance_Tracking/Longdistance.asp">
<Input Type=Hidden name="CurrentPage" Value="<%=CPage%>" > <% If CPage 1 Then %> <Input type=Submit Name="Submit" Value="Previous"> <% End IF%> <% If CPage <TotPage Then %> <Input type=Submit Name="Submit" Value="Next"> <% End If %> </FORM>
this function i want to call when i click an image. i mean i have previous and next image in the page. when i click previous image i want to call this function.
I'd like to know if it is possible to have a click facility in an email which once pressed forwards the contents of the email to a website The user who uses this facility is then asked to enter the email address to forward the email. I want to implement such a facility so that I can capture the email address of the one to who the user fowards to
Pls look at this code, i want to call this function from an image click event.
CPage=Cint(Request.Form("CurrentPage"))'get CPage value from form's CurrentPage field Select Case Request.Form("Submit") Case "Previous"'if prev button pressed CPage = Cint(CPage) - 1'decrease current page Case "Next"'if next button pressed CPage = Cint(CPage) + 1'increase page count End Select
I have a web form with a button and a number of text fields with validators. When users on dial up connections use the form and click the button the progress bar in Internet Explorer will slowly works it way over and the page status will say done but nothing ever happens. If the user clicks the button a second time all is well. The page works fine on a high speed connection.
Can I have this function?When a user click on a link, my ASP page generates a text file call test.txt containing a string of "This ia s test msg.", and then a download dialogue appears.
I have a active server page where records are displayed from a query. The display right now is read only. However, with text box this display can also be edited. The first column shows category while the second category shows category total sales.
I would like to double click on category field to get to another asp page that would show the details of sales for that category value double clicked.
My question is: If there is any double click event that would allow me to pass values to open another asp page.
I'm looking to have an image (say, icons for a particular document) and when it is clicked on, I would like the "Open/Save/Cancel" dialogue to open up.
I was told using an ADO data stream was the way to go, making the app an unknown so the dialogue opens:
Function GetBinaryFile(ByVal FileSpec) Const adTypeBinary = 1 Dim objStream Set objStream = Server.CreateObject("ADODB.Stream") objStream.Open() objStream.Type = adTypeBinary objStream.LoadFromFile (FileSpec) GetBinaryFile = objStream.Read() Set objStream = Nothing End Function
Is there a better way to do this? Also, I grab the file name from a SQL query which is then populated to a datagrid - the image name/etc is populated dynamically - how is this done in ASP? Is that with an anchor tag?
I have built a site where users make a purchase, but in order to make a purchase they need to log in. If they are not logged in they are directed to the login page. This all works fine. Here is the issue.
If they select an item to purchase and are not logged in and they are redirected to the login page, after successful login I want them to be redirected back to the link they selected to get to the login pagin. So if they select a widget to purchase and they log in the system will direct them to that widget.
I know this is done with session variables but I have no idea how to accomplish it. I did notice that this site does the very thing I want to do except I am working in ASP with an Access 2000 database.
i have a problem, with my delete codes, as when i click on the delete button on my datagrid, i have to click twice before the data will be deleted as show on the datagrid. Code:
I have a UserControl, call it X. I am loading this control into a panel of a page at runtime. However, I only want to load this control the first time it is asked for. After that I will cache it in the Application variable and retrieve it from there when needed.
when I retrieve the object from the Application variable, it doesnt seem to have the same effect. For example, the click event no longer is handled by X (my user control code page).
I have a project on making a UI of a Web page that allows users to:
1. select any text by highlighting it, and 2. do some action on it by right-clicking on the highlighted text and choose an action among those options presented by the context menu items that appears. 3. send the chosen action along with the text and its attributes to the server as the user clicks on the desired menu item.
Interestingly, the next stage is to make the menu items customised by the type of the selected text, e.g. a link or an ordinary body text. Does anyone know if all these can be done fully using ASP.Net at the server side?
Anyone knows the method/codes to disable the clicked button after first click by using .aspx-- to prevent people to click many time when waiting for the server response.
I tried to do this by adding a java script for the button. But, useless..
The page loads and allows the user to enter an MLS number. After the user enters the number and clicks on the retrieve button the page retrieves a record from the database with that key and loads the information into a series of textboxes and lists for editing.
If the user enters and invalid key and no records are retrieved a lable displays a message. After editing the user hits save and the updates are made to the database.
In reality after the user clicks retrieve and the record is loaded the buttons on the form go dead. If the user failed to retrieve a record, the lable is displayed, and the buttons still work. I have no ideas as to why this would be happening.
What is the best way to be able to add a function to my advert at the bottom of a clients site, so that when clicked an email is sent to me, without having to refresh the page to do so.
Its so that I can do a survey on the amount of clicks my links are getting in the footer depending on the message i put there.
I have a website that was initially generated by a program called ASP Runner Pro. It's really nice, has my access database online (I run it on a godaddy.com server) and I love the layout. However, I really want to make it so that when I add a new DOCTOR to my database of doctors, an email is sent to the doctor telling them that they have been added to the database. I plan on editing the website files manually from Dreamweaver. I don't know how to set up my email smtp server in ASP or anything like that though. I've searched the forms desperately, but all instructions assume that I already have setup my email smtp (which will be google) in my ASP, which I don't know how to do.
I'm currently working on an events application and thought it would be nice feature to have a link next to the event which would add the event to Outlook calendar?
I've looked around but can't seem to find anything, except sits using this feature, no tutorials etc.
When I click "save" after adding a new record (which contains, among other fields, the person's email address), I want an email to automatically be sent to that person (at the email that is in the field of that record). How can I do this?
I have a basic page for which I have included some of the code for at the end of this message. It may not run correctly as I have cropped out a lot of code.
I am trying to handle the click event for a cell. From the code you should be able to see that I am handling the mouse over event and would like to link to another page via the cell click.
I addition, but not too important at the moment, I would like to pass a string or two across to the called page. For example link to the next page and within that page identify which cell was clicked and possible pass a string for the image used in the clicked cell. Code:
I have a "Add more files" button on my asp page. I want to make it that when user click on the button, it will create a file field under the existing one. How can I do that.
I am working with an application that passes information about an object to a Query and then populates a window with the information about it.... for example
If i had an object that was say a Box, and an attributes of that box were
on the Click event i would choose to click the box, and pass the box.ID number through a query, (SQL preferably) and pass that value to an HTML table that had
The problem is that my chat screen has to refresh every 10 seconds to check for any new messages in the conversation, this causes a 'click' sound. How can you refresh a page with out a 'click' sound? I currently use the meta refresh method, but there must be a different way, as other html chat clients I have seen do not make the 'click' sound and do not appear to use the meta refresh method.
I have a form that assigns to 2 variables. Now I want to have a button that if clicked sends a different asp page the 2 variables and runs the page. I think I need the new asp page to open in its own window as I want the original form to stay open in the background and the new form generates an Excel file to download rather than opening in the browser.
Could I get an example, preferably in vbscript, of how to do this please? The only sample code I've found so far uses a hyperlink instead of a button and doesn't pass any arguements to the new page.
