I currently have an ASP website that utilizes an Access database,
which I administrate through the web via aspaccess. I really would
like to have a better database, but I can't afford to own SQL Server
or pay extra hosting fees from someone that has it. I would like to
keep ASP, but use mySQL. My dilemma is that, while I would like to add
mySQL, I don't want to create a mixed environment by using phpmyadmin
to administrate it. Does anyone know of an ASP-based administration
package for mySQL?
I am trying to run vb6 webclasses from a NT IIS6 webserver. For a few years we have been running these successfully on IIS4. I'm having a little trouble getting the initial asp page to load. Is there anytning special that needs to be installed for webclasses or asp on IIS 6?
I see 2 versions. Visual Studio .net professional and Visual Studio .net Enterprise Developer. Can someone tell me which of these 2 is the best to buy.
I'm looking for an easy to use file version control system for all of our web development files. We have been using Adobe’s Version Cue for our projects that utilize Adobe products and love it. The problem is that Version Cue only works with Adobe products. In essence we are looking for a Version Cue for “everything else”. We’ve tried tools like CVS and Subversion, but those are very difficult, seem to require a high degree of specialized knowledge and are not user friendly. On the other hand Version cue offers most of the same features, but has a very simple yet powerful and feature rich GUI. We need something that is usable by our programmers and designers alike
I am currently learning ASP but have a small PHP background, With PHP I used PHPMYADMIN to work with MYSQL Is there a web based Alternative for ASP and MSSQL that provides similair functionality?
I had the error "Visual studio.net has detected that the specified web server is not runnning ASP.Net version 1.1. Yow will be unable to run ASP.Net web applications or services." in .NET 2003.
I fixed it by running the IIS mappings for ASP.NET, aspnet_regiis -r. But I figured that my IIS had some issue and I had to register the dll for IIS.
After doing that my .net is throwing the same error, "Visual studio.net has detected that the specified web server is not runnning ASP.Net version 1.1. Yow will be unable to run ASP.Net web applications or services."
I ran the aspnet_regiis -r again it is overwriting the 1.1 .net framework scripts but the error in .Net is not fixed.
I know my webserver is running Ok because I can develop ASP pages using Visual Interdev and my default website is running fine.
I have a new ASP project that I need to desperately test on my Windows 2000 machine before posing to my Hosting Company. I am having problems getting the ASP pages to run from LocalHost. I will attempt to give as much information of what I have done to try to correct this without success.
First my setup. Windows 2000 Professional with Service Pack 2 installed. IIS is installed. I have turned off the firewall just in case that was a problem as the laptop is operating as a stand alone and not on a network at this time. I also have VB6 with Service Pack 6 installed. I will explain later why that my be pertinent.
The error that I am getting is:
The Page Cannot Be Displayed. with a HTTP 500 error. This occurs every time I try to access a ASP page. HTML works fine from LocalHost. Code:
can someone explain to me the diffrence between the 2 below and why one works and the other one doesnt.could you also explain what each part of the correct version is doing because i dont really no.
INCORRECT
sql = "SELECT * FROM userlogon WHERE (username)=' "& (username) & "' AND (password)=' " & (password) & " ' "
CORRECT
sql = "SELECT * FROM [userlogon] WHERE [username]=' "& username & "' AND [password]=' " & password & " ' "
I am hoping this will allow me to leverage default sql server database on remote web host...but not sure if it will run on WinXp Professional....I was told it does...
Also: any other fast track hints to get started would be great...I have some knowledge on Access sp's and I understand that dates are handled differently in sql server...
Would it be a good idea to initialize the database path, username and password in the global asa
Does anyone have a resource for a MySQL database tool like phpMyAdmin? It would need to be written in ASP. I have a local DB tool on my computer but I wanted to put something on my webspace to have acces to the DB from anywhere.
I've got an ASP app. This app is deployed to two seperate Windows NT machines which I believed were the same. Unfortunately, the app works on one PC, but on the other I get some EOleExceptions from the COM object I use with the page.
Does anyone know how I can check versions numbers of things like what ASP engine I am running (if there is such thing), version numbers etc. etc.
I'm just looking for anyway of telling what the difference is between the two PC's. P.s. I know this isn't really a 100% ASP based question, but I thought I would get a fast answer on the ASP board.
I am currently using an evaluation version the (latest) sa file up component. I have noticed and am concerned with the fact that the file up form collection, seems to support only one reading of values. Once i have created an instance of the file up component upload a file and destroy it i am unable to gain access to posted values again.
This makes it difficult in a more object oriented approach to programming. I have a class responsible for uploading a file, and a class responsible for inserting data in a db. Only the first class that is called to extract info from the file up form collection is populated with data..after that all is gone.
I have a problem of deleting old version of files. This is wat happens: Client side sends a few files to the server side via http and are saved into a folder. I need to delete these files when another batch of files are send next time. Any suggestions to solve this problem.
Timestamp is out of question because it is not reliable to use time to differentiate between files within the same batch and other batch. Sometimes the sending might be delay by server. Therefore i need to come up with some sort of detection for new batch.
My web hosting account lets me use ASP and so I thought I'd try to learn and use some. There is only one thing that I would like to know, and that is how to find out what version of ASP is running. Preferably, what I am looking for is something similar to the PHP php_info() function. Is there anything like this for ASP?
How does one find out the version of ASP being run on a server (from the server). Not the dll version as google shows, but the version of ASP. Is there a mechanism to update ASP on the server without updating IIS?
I have a really long webform that has hundreds of text fields, text boxes, labels, etc. I would like a button, that when clicked, will populate either a .doc, .pdf, .rtf, etc. file in a nice, printable format (perhaps from a template?) with a 'Save File' prompt displayed to the user.
I don't know how to do this, but I can get the data from either the webform itself, or from the SQL database (which is where I'm populating the webform anyway). Simply clicking FilePrint from IE is not acceptable because we need a document that we can distribute electronically. How can I populate one of these file types from a webform or database?
Just starting with ASP but I have to order our server and serversoftware ASAP. Does it matter which version of Windows Server I go for? Our plan is to create serachable catalougue with dinamic pages using ASP VBscript and Microsoft Access. I am guessing it might depend weather we host the site ourselves or use a provider
As the subject states, does anyone know of a VCS for ASP/VBS files ?
We are using the Liberum Help Desk system, which is "open sourced under the GPL license and free for use", and are about to make some changes to the system.
As each new version of Liberum is released, we may need to re-apply our changes to the new source code. Any easy ways of doing this, or any good VCS available ? Any tips to help cut down on the work involved to re-apply our changes, for instance, the use of includes would be obvious.
Our version of the (Access) db will be different from the Liberum releases, and I guess using stored queries would be in preference to 'hard coding' the SQLstrings ? I also hear stored queries are faster.
With each new version, we would need to find out (i) Differences in the new release to the previous release, and (ii) Diifferences between the new release and our 'version' of the product. Any easy methods to do this, rather than a multitude of "file compares" ??
