Bypassing "Maxlength"?
Someone told me that one can bypass maxlength attribut of a text box. Is it true?
For instance,
<INPUT NAME=test TYPE=text SIZE=12 maxlength=5>
Is there a way to pass a string longer than 5 characters?
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Maxlength Value, And Also Any Beginner Tut For Visual Studio For .Net Use
In the my Microsoft SQL Database I have text fields limited to say 340 characters. In the actual ASP page is there anyway of limiting the inputted character amount to that number. I know you can do this using maxlength for normal text fields, but this does not work for textarea, is there any ASP code maybe that will do this, or maybe a standard tag, any help would be great.
Also if anyone knows where I can get some basic starter tutorials for Visual Studio, I would be very chuffed, as I have it as part of my development in work, and really want to learn it in my own time, but am starting from basically just opening up the package, but I will be aiming towards .Net usage on the web, so any tips, hints please post.
Bypassing Web
I need to hide the complexity from users to access an information
webpage, which is normally accessible after filling in a web
form with the correct data.
The address of the information webpage is like
https://external.address.com/info.asp?<numeric code>
where <numeric code> is a number generated by the server.
This number (always different) is generated by the server only when you
open the first web page in your browser, fill in the right values in 2
fields (user, password) and click Login.
Bypassing Redirect
here is the asp code that redirects.
Conn.Close
Set Conn = Nothing
Response.Redirect("zproduct_catalog_MG_091304.asp")
if parm = "finish" then
end If
But iw ould like this link to bypass this code and move on to the rest of my asp code
here is the link
<A class="NQ_Link" HREF="mypage.asp" name="finish">Go to Quote Form</A>
Bypassing A Database Connection
I have a bit of code which executes an SQL statement.on my webpage. If the execution fails i do not want a standard error coming up that asp normally shows - instead i would like something like
if (cnn.execute) = failed Then
'Do This
End If