I am a first timer interseted in allowing user's who hit my web site to download and access online document (I am thinking in adobe format at the moment), I need to probably properly log these files in a db, not too fussed about this or the html, just having troble with how I actually get those adobe files to the user?
I have found that with Adobe LifeCycle Design 7.x, you can save a dynamic PDF that will send xml to the browser when a button is clicked. I'm able to pull the data I need from the xml I'm sent, but I'm not sure how ( after saving this xml to the database ) I can recreate the PDF in a later request.Is there a transform that someone can point me to that will transform this XML to a PDF?
This is out of ASP questions, but I just want to know how it can be done back-end (asp or aspx)
Some one just asked me today about using abobe for fillable web forms. Be honest this is new to me. We normally create web forms using asp or aspx - back-end.
If you have used Adobe for fillable web forms would you tell me the advantages and disadvantages? How does creator receive information after user submitted the form? Can data store in sql? etc.
I'm having some problems with the Reponse.BinaryWrite, IE 6.0 and Adobe Reader 6.0. When I try to write a pdf-file to an IE browser with a Adobe Reader 6.0 installed then it just displays a blank page and the earth on the top rigth corner keeps turning like it haven't read the pdf-file (for 10+ minutes on a lan).
If I change the settings on the Adobe Reader 6.0 to not open in a browser, then it works fine. If I use Mozilla 1.4 then it opens fine as well.It works fine as well with Adobe Reader 5.1. The code looks like this:
[Some code that places the pdf-file in a byte array called vntStream] Response.Clear Response.ContentType = "Application/pdf" Response.BinaryWrite = vntStream Response.end
I have tried to place a Response.Flush after the BinaryWrite, but it just makes the Adobe plug-in say something like "document corupted".
can the adobe FDF toolkit be used to dynamically create a several page report using data from a recordset in ASP? As far as i can see now, it is only useful for filling in form fields from user submitted data.
Another option we are exploring is using the activePDF tools to do this. Has anyone had any experience with these tools? any comments/opinions? Can it do what we asked above?
I have a website that we display images we have saved into a SQL Server 2000 database as binary BLOB. This is on a Windows 2003 Server. Just recently (a week ago) this website began to save the images it is displaying on the website as ASP pages in the Temporary Internet Files > IE.Content > Folder.
We have other websites where we use the exact same code and these do not save files on the server when they are displayed.
Here is the code to display the image: Set rs = objConn.Execute( SQL ) Response.ContentType = "application/octet-stream" Response.BinaryWrite rs("Product_Image")
SQL is the SQL String to get the image from database
When I add this code:
Response.ContentType = "image/jpeg"
The images still display on the website, but now are saved in the Temporary Internet Files folder as JPG's.
Can a php file be executed inside an asp file? I need to execute a php file in another asp file but i'm not so sure it's possible. My server can run both asp and php and they run without any problems... I just need to find a way to include the execution results of the php file in the asp one. Is it possible to use SSI and include the executed php file and then the executed asp file in a main ssi file?
I have installed PWS in windows 98 in each of the system at various places and put my Sales program files in the WWWROOT directory in all the branches. I'm afraid that the users may tamper my ASP files. Is there any way of converting .ASP files to .exe files so that the dont see my program.
I was wondering how some sites let you search by using a form, then present the results as static .htm files.
The reason I ask is that I tend to use ASP to process form information, then give the user a list of results presented on an .asp page. The list is simply drawn from a database in real-time and formatted into a template page.
The problem with this is that search engines can't see any of the information in the database, since they can't do the form submission. Is there a way around this?
When DLLs are compiled in VB, in addition to the dll, there are also exp and .lib files created. Can somebody tell me what these are for? Do I need to include them when I deploy my application?
I want to include just the result of a PHP file within an ASP file. <--#include won't work, it just imports the text.Is there an alternate way to do this?
Checking our IIS log files we often get the chinese bots probing our sites. My only concern at the moment is that when an item is called by ID (i.e. select category from table where categoryid = id) and the id is called from either a querystring or a form request, I use CLng (i.e. CLng(request.querystring("id")) to convert the id to a long int to prevent the bots injecting the variable with any non-numeric characters.
IYHO, if I have say 10 different product categories that extract their data from say 10 text files or an Access DB, is it more efficient to have an ASP for each product category to query each section or 1 which parses the lot?? The only reason I am asking is for multiple user access I have this strange belief that if 1 page is getting requested and queried by 10 simultaneous visitors then 'spreading the load' on different pages would help. Is my logic correct or do the ISP fairies have this in hand??
when the user submit a form, all the form data's will be saved as a pdf file is it possible? yes means. by what way we can get this..? For doing this we have to use any third party tools..?
i want to know what is the difference between using a .asp include file and .inc include file.I know how an Asp Include file works , but some place i have seen .Inc as Include file. What is the difference?
Does anyone know of a COM object, or if it is possible to display content in the browser of a file in a zip file.
In other words, I have a zip file with like 100 images. I have a script that will knows which zip to look at and what the file name is inside the zip. What I want is to display in my browser the image that is in the zip file .Not sure if this is possible or not, I've been searching the web for a way to do this. Any help would be great.
I'm looking into ways of creating zip files on my server without components to install. It's so I can let users of my site select files they would like to download and zip them up on the fly and download.
I just upgraded to Office 2003 and none of my .mdb files open! Double-clicking an mdb file opens Access, but the database never opens. No error messages. No hourglass This happens to any mdb file I try to open.
One site I've written allows the user to install an IE extension menu (notmalware at all) by downloading/merging a short .REG file. Worked like a peach on Win2K Server, now that I upgraded to Server 2003, it returns a 404 file not found error.I'm positive the file is there/spelled right.I changed it to .txt and it displays the text in the user's browser.
So there's little question that this is some "security" addition,to help keep us safe from the functionality we're used to. I could see browser-end warnings/protection, as long as it can be adjusted for trusted zones, but server-side content filters that block serving certain extensions? WTF?
So, after the obligatory scan of msdn, I looked for mappings to 404.dll,mime types and other seemingly quasi-relevant configs...found nothing that referenced .REG.Does anyone know how to disable this "protection"?Are there any other dastardly extensions it will "save" me from?
I need to read from a html file. I know you can read from a text file with OpenTextFile But is there one for html? or if i do OpenTextFile, will it go and return it anyways? I have to go, that's why I don't try it myself(and I'm scared of what could happen to the other site .
Anyone think of a better way to run a VBS file from in ASP than this example? (Goal is to run VBS files that use 'wscript.echo' without having to re-write to use 'response.write'.) Code:
I got some log files off my host that I need to analyse... Anyone know of any way to do this? Any premade scripts? I checked all the ASP sites and most analysis software has it's own log files, I just want to use standard ones.
I have a file menu.inc which holds the links for the pages of .htm files with mouseovers. But when you are on the selected page eg projects.htm, I want the link to change images and go dead (ie not clickable). Is this possible?
it works fine - but in XP, probably because of security settings, the page pops up and closes and the download does not start. Anyone have any ideas of a way around this?