Big JPG -> Small JPG
Do you know if ASP can change a JPG file in a smaller defined size JPG.Do you have an exemple of it.Imagine the JPG is on the C: drive of my server and called PIC.JPG.
View RepliesDo you know if ASP can change a JPG file in a smaller defined size JPG.Do you have an exemple of it.Imagine the JPG is on the C: drive of my server and called PIC.JPG.
View RepliesI am creating a module/WebApp that interacts with the new small business
accounting 2006 beta SDK. The SDK requires a top level object to be created.
I then use the “.login(companyname, database name)� method to login. I can
then add, edit, delete information in the application using this object.
I need advice on what scheme to use to kick off the login the first time the
user runs any code that interacts with the SDK. I would like the logged in
object to persist for as long as the user needs it. For examples each user
gets his/her own Small business object to use while at the site. This will
greatly speed up the application/module. Any advice would be great.
It uses windows account to login. It just needs to know the database name
and company name. The login running the web server will be used.
Code:
I am confused about SQL server & microsoft access. Which is better for small application?
View Replies View RelatedADODB.Recordset error '800a0bb9'
Arguments are of the wrong type, are out of acceptable range, or are in conflict with one another.
/recourse/development/lettertemplates/regionoff-e.asp, line 11
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I can't seem to figure out why its giving me this error because my code is as follows: Code:
I made a small javaScript that checks and see if the user has .NET installed on his computer... but the problem is that I HAVE .NET, so I can not check that it works when you do not have .NET.
can someone that does not have .NET installed on his computer, go to the following URL and let me know that he gets a correct reply? (that he does not have .NET).
1. "Partition interval time slots". For example take a 30 sec video and create 7 images at 0, 5, 10, 15, 20, 25, 30 second intervals and the user from there can play each of those time frames INDIVIDUALLY.
2. Take two or more of these time slots and fuse them together forming one solid playable video. I guess you could do this by simply putting them together in windows media player (playlist) but not physically making one solid file.
I don't know if ASP can do any of these functions. I was given the option to take on a task of converting a ColdFusion application to ASP.
I have the interface for my news managment coded so I decided to copy the code from the old pages into the new clean and user friendly layout. However I ran into one problem, now pages won't open for some reason and I get the same error every time! Below is the error I get and in the next post is the code...
Error Type:
Microsoft VBScript runtime (0x800A01A8)
Object required: ''
/hwnetwork/admin_view_users.asp, line 86
Page:
GET /hwnetwork/admin_view_users.asp
I have a problem with dialog boxes. When in Windows XP, the dialog boxes are too small, but when in other environments it is ok. What should I do to accomodate all environments?
View Replies View RelatedI have a pa'gina (view.asp) that he shows the photo that is cited in the data base. The problem that happens is that if I sending the photo well great it appears in view great. I would like to make the following one, to program so that the photo alone appears in a size small e when the user to clicar in top of it, I open one popu with it of the real size that it is. As I can make this I do not know to make. They see my code view.asp that it shows the photo. Code:
View Replies View RelatedDoes anyone know the detail of how session variables are actually stored?
The question I'm trying to answer is:
Is it more efficient to store and retrieve multiple short strings :
a) in multiple small session variables
b) concatenated and stored as one large session variable
c) inserted into an array and stored in a session variable
d) it's all the same. Who cares?
Keeping in mind that for this application each piece of data will be
retrieved for every page.
I've read that storing a dictionary object in a session variable is bad
ews - something to do with ending up with thread in your apartment, or
something ;-)
What I'd really like to do is create an XML object and store that in a
session variable, but I'm guessing that would be pretty inefficient unless
it had quite a lot of data in it.
I'm making a page that adds form data to an access database. When I press send, I get this error:
"Microsoft JET Database Engineerror '80040e57'
The field is too small to accept the amount of data you attempted to add. Try inserting or pasting less data."Is there any way of making the form field bigger?