I have a swf file in one domain and an ASP file in another domain; the swf doesn't not receive the variables form the ASP, how can solve the problem with crossdomain policy?
Anyone know of a way to allow a cookie to be read by multiple domains, or even better a specific IIS server IP? We're looking to track users across multiple domains within our website group.
Im in contact with the developer who built the other website and he is being helpful in writing the code on the payment confirmation (which only he has access to).
I need to be able to update my database when an order has been completed (from the confirmation page on the other domain). Can you update an access db from another domain? if so are there any security issues? what, if any, permission do i need to set up ie: on the database or on my domain? what is the code to do this?
I'm wondering if it is possible to have an ASP page that "links" to another ASP page on another domain that is generating variables (in the form of a URL string)?
iframes can connect to the ASP file on another domain, however, I don't know how to access that data in ASP.
What libraries would I need installed, or what configuration to the server is needed, to allow me to set a cookie on 'site1.com' that can be read on site2.com
No log-in, just using a cookie from a form on site 1 (name) and being able to print out their name on site 2, without messy querystrings. Is this possible? I cannot find proof that this is supported.
Does anyone have a successful experience in using XMLHTTP or ASPtear to read a cookie on another domain? Can it be done at all using these or similar technologies or can it only be done using the redirect trick?
I have a current requirement to deny access to a particular website from a list of domains. I can add these domains to a deny list in IIS, however that doesn't give me the ability detect these domains and then redirect users to specific deny pages based on the domains to which they are members.
I can include a function on all of my webpages to detect the various domains and redirect users, however this would be a very tedious process since I would have to include this domain validation function on all pages.
I am creating a web site for the company that I work for. We have a Windows 2000 Server running with AD and Exchange 2000. Now I want to give some of the people that are not part of our company access to our web site. How can I do it? How can I set them up? I tried set those people as contacts, but I can't set passwords on contacts, so they can use it to accsess web site. I then tried to set them up as a regular users, BUT since those people are not part of our company I don't want to give them our e-mail addresses. I know I can set up the user without setting him/her up on exchange, but then again I want to be able to see that person's OWN e-mail address when I try to send him/her e-mail.
We have two sites hosted on different servers and we have many pages on domain A which has many links(asp programs) to domain B.
My question is if domain B server is in trouble, what is the best way to have all domain pages redirect to domain A? Right now I just have redirect code in each program on domain B to redirect to a maintenance page on domain A.
My code works in IE but not in Netscape. Can someone let me know what should be done in order to view the javascript function also in Netscape. Thanks. Script:
Quote: <script language="javascript"> function showurl(v){ var layers = document.all.tags("DIV"); layers['show'].style.visibility=v; } </script> Form:
I have a web application mainly written in ASP. How can I prevent my pages like login.asp and other important pages from Cross-site scripting malicious attacks. What precautions should I take ?
I manage a site with a normal address like: www.mysite.com I'm using a cookie to store nicks of my users, with a code like this: ---- Response.Cookies("mycookie").Expires = #January 1, 2030# Response.Cookies("mycookie").Path = "" Response.Cookies("mycookie").Secure = FALSE Response.Cookies("mycookie")("nick") = nick ----
and I'm deleting it, if a user wants so, with: ---- Response.Cookies("mycookie").Expires = #January 1, 2003# Response.Cookies("mycookie").Path = "" Response.Cookies("mycookie").Secure = FALSE Response.Cookies("mycookie")("nick") = "" Response.Cookies("mycookie") = "" ---- (I know, there's too much stuff in the delete procedure!)
Now I'm going to open some new sections of my site, with subdomain adresses, like search.mysite.com, shop.mysite.com... and I need that cookie authentication for the main (www) address is working also in these subdomains.
I red on the Internet that with the DOMAIN property, I can set my cookie to make it work for every subdomain, with something like: ---- Response.cookies("mycookie").domain = ".mysite.com" ----
.... and it works! My problem is when I try to DELETE it: after I set a cookie with ..domain property, it seems to become "read only": any my attempt to delete (or modify) it seems to be ignored.
Results are the same when I try to write it from the subdomain that created it (www), or when I try from the "chief" address (mysite.com, without any subdomain).
At risk of being flamed for mentioning the N-word here ...
Has anybody yet cracked the knotty problem of sharing Session state between ASP and ASP.Net sites (within the same domain)?
Last time I looked, the two Session() mechanisms were totally divorced and separate, making step-by-step conversion of Session -dependent web sites from ASP to ASP.Net all but impossible.
I have just taken over an ASP application that has a form whereby the user on entering details submits it, where an administrator approves the form. lately I have been getting calls from people who on opening a Finalsed Form (non-editable) to copy similiar data to the new form, are finding the new form disapearing and the Finalised form taking on the new data.
Being new to ASP, I am assuming this would be a session thing, considering the Form number is held in a session variable, as are many other fileds of the form? Is this a common "break" in ASP - a user opening another copy of a form and ending up with cross-contamineted data? I havent included intracate details as at this stage I wouldnt know what to include without including the whole 20 pages of 1300+ lines of code...
I am trying to find a way to make an asp page on one computer access a database stored on a different computer and perform numerous operations on it. I am unsure if this is possible as up til now I've always used a database in the same folder as my .asp pages. Can anyone provide some insight into this?
I'm having a domain change foisted upon me and the test I did resulted in every last ASP and ASP.Net script stopping cold. Nothing but plain old html worked. Is there a FAQ or some other document available that outlines what has to be done when the IIS server machine is disconnected from one domain controller and reconnected to a totally different one? If not, does anyone here know what would have to be changed to make the ASP code play nice in the new domain?A relevant bit of info, they're also changing the name of the administrator account. I don't know if that would contribute to the death of ASP* on the system, but it might.
Using classic ASP I want to check if a username and password are correct before passing the details on to an object (stocktake module) that uses them to authenticate the object. The object defaults to a preset user if the authentication fails and doesn't warn the user, so I wanted to do the check manually before passing it to the object.
Can anyone tell me how to get ASP to work on a Server 2003 domain controller?I keep getting 10004 errors in the system log.I've tried resynching passwords etc.
I have made a mail script to executed whilst on domain (say mydomain.com). It can email fine to any address except those that end in '@mydomain.com'.Anyone know why?I'm sending it from 'info@mydomain.com' to 'info@mydomain.com'.
I want to build a domein name checker using ASP & Vbscript but I don't have a clue how to start or what I need to do precisely.
An example of the checker can be found at. http://www.denit.net/ it's called an domeinnaam check an can be found at the middel of the right side of the page.
Are there any articles / resources out there about the point of setting the domain when you set cookies? I have been able to find nothing and fail to see the point in setting a domain. As cookies can only be accessed by the domain that set them, what is the point in setting a domain? if the domain is set for say .example.com, can all subdomains read it?
I have domain name, eg www.abc.com. Use the Dynamic DNS web site to register. How the IP of www.abc.com. can be shown once I click The Domain Name,e.g.click http://www.abc.com.
Then show http://123.123.123.123
Is it the ASP program can help me? or any other solution.
I want to resolve domain names to an IP address. e.g. turn google.com into 64.233.167.99. I cannot install components on the server hosting the web page so I need a way that either doesn't need to use a component or uses standard components found on all windows servers.
After restart some time is everithing ok. After some hours - some days, problem start. Only in pool, where dll VB6 is used, aspx pages (asp ok) does not work.
Event: Failed to execute request because the App-Domain could not be created. Error: 0x8007000e Not enough storage is available to complete this operation.
Source: ASP.NET 2.0.50727.0 Event ID: 1088
OS: Windows 2003 Server SP1
HW: dual Xeon, 4GB RAM, Server is not Domain server. dll VB6 is used in pool where aspx pages does not work, in other pools aspx pages work.