ASP Wait Some Time And Redirect Without Loading Server
Do you know any way to load a page, wait for 5 seconds IN SERVER PROCESS, and then redirect in the server side, - not using javascript?
What I pretend is to show a page that loads a .GIF file that appears to be loading something, and after 5 seconds redirect to results page, so users apparently think that a backend proccess has occoured.
I have one ASP page. During opening this page its taking some time to open as its has to process some asp code. I want to display some animated gif or text showing that page is loading or please wait...or some thing like that.
I put image and text on top in file and then asp code but its not showing its only showing non asp part when its finishing the asp processing. I tried with response.buffer = false too. but no luck. Is there any way that I can show some text during asp page is loading or processing.
I want to be able to redirect clients based on the server time. This is to direct clients from different parts of the world to different pages. Have seen a Javascript thta does this based on the clients time but can't find anything that does it using the server time.
I have an ASP file that eastablishes two connections to a SQL Server and produces two Record Set objects. I am using IIS to develop and the SQL Server database is on the same computer.What I am developing is a message board, so there is a form on which information is submitted. The first connection and recordset puts information from the form into the database table, and the second connection and recordset pulls out 10 records from that same table and should write out some information from the recordset. The problem is when the form is submitted, it takes forever for the next page to load. I am not even sure how long it takes, because the longest I waited was about 5-10 minutes for it to load, and it still would not load so I closed the browser. Are the two connections or two recordsets too much for the server to handle, or am I doing something else wrong?
I store default information for a particular web site. Everytime a user accesses the page, the table is queried to display the correct links, graphics, etc. What I would like to do is when the web starts (or the first time a user comes to the site) query the database for this information and store it in some session. Then when any other user comes, it pulls from the session rather than quering the database every time.
I want to retire the old server. During the DNS change, it will take about 2 days. how can I redirect the old traffic to the new server, and make sure header information (i.e. the URL) will get redirected as well so that the new server will know which application to response to the requests.
I have a website that links to some databases on a free ASP host, and sometimes the ASP server is down. Is there a way to redirect if the server is down?
What is the "right" way to redirect to an internal server from the outside? In other words, users can connect to my website and then I need to be able to redirect users with the correct login to a server with an internal address (10.x.x.x). Obviously I can easily redirect them with the address, but the idea is to protect the internal address from the outside.
I tried linking from the public site to a script page that simply redirects to the internal address, but the internal address still appears in the address bar and I don't know how to map it to a name without every user needing a host file entry. Anyone know of a way to do this? Basically the purpose of this is to allow external users to connect to an internal server to view proprietary data.
I have a time out error from my asp application thought my connection timeout is 6000 sec but when i execute my page it gives me error after 30 sec.Is there any mothod to fix it
I am updating a value in DB by the following command.
strSQL3 = "Update Click_Count Set Click='1'" objConn1.Execute(strSQL3)
The data type for click in DB is nvarchar. I've also tried int and numeric but none of them works. The web page processes for a while and then says "time out".
I have an upload page set up and the script timeout is set to 2000. What I want to do is have the user redirected to a custom error page that I have created when the script times out. I am having trouble achieving this.
ok here is my scenario - using model, vew , controller architecture:
-- user submits the view page to the controller
-- controller issues a server.execute on a model page to update the changed information
-- upon successful updating of the the information, the controller issues server.transfer back to the view
-- everything is fine at at this point, however, if the user hits the re-submits the page at this point, the original items are still in the request object from the first time around because the page never went out of scope - so this causes another update to be inssued because changes are detected between what is in the database and what is in the request.form collection.
I'm looking for a script that will call up the date and time on the server. The scripts I've gotten so far seem to use my computers time and date If I change them on my pc they will change allong.how to call up the servers time and date, if possible.
I have a problem with getting a redirect to work on our server.
It's worked fine on our server for months, but suddenly won't work and I can't figure out why.
codewise, It's nothing special:
Response.Redirect("indexThankYou.htm");
instead of redirecting the browser to this page, an JavaScript-alert-style message comes up with the text:
Cannot Find 'file://E:wwwrootmdc00152-learnproengine2_00index.htm'. Make sure the path or Internet address is correct.
(No page exists, nor was there ever any mention of it in the code)
I've examined the output with fiddler to find:
<html><head><title>Object moved</title></head><body> <h2>Object moved to <a href='E:wwwrootmdc00152-learnProEnginev2_00index.htm'>here</a>.</h2></body></html>
I've checked that the aspnet client folder, and it's there and loads with a code 200 (from fiddler)
Has anyone any ideas why this might have suddenly stopped working? Does this sound like a cache-ing problem? The code has worked fine previously.
On my WinXP machine, with both IE6 and Firefox 1.0, response.redirect and server.transfer take about a minute. But on my WinNT machine with IE5.5, it works instantly. What's going on?
On my web page i have 3 frames.Firs two are for parameters and in 3 frame is for webchart.it may take max 10sec.to gen, and display the chart.How to display on this time message like: "Please wait.."and if the chart is completed, then draw the chart?