Did anybody creating ASP application using the traditional method like calling the COM object from the ASP?I have a friend, he told me he actually did it differently. He used COM as a parser and it read the HTML pages and serve it to the client machine. I don't understand what the idea it is.
View RepliesWho wants to me all about xmlHttp and how to use it with asp. Here is what I have so far and what I need to do. Something similar to the following.
Code:
set xmlhttp=createObject("Microsoft.XMLHTTP")
xmlhttp.Open "GET", "https://secure.somesite.com/PayMeEx/example.asmx?op=Process", False
xmlhttp.Send("UserName=someguy&Password=123456&Card=12345678910")
This doesn't seem to work. I just get an error. How can I make it work and then parse the returned xml
I have a legacy ASP application, which is full of memory leaks. The source
of the leaks are ADO objects that were not closed.
For exapmle "Open" recordset without "Close" and so on.
As the application is rather big, manually parsing asp code is rather
painfully.
Are there any asp code parsing tools, to analyze the source code?
I have a contact form, that needs to be sent as email. However, I would like that email to be received with elements of the contact form in order and not as code in between.
Personally I would put it into a DB. But My client uses mac, and a server that supports ASP but not access db. Go figure. and the current form made in PHP does not work for some reason.
Is there a way to parse the email in ASP so it is organized.
I'm looking for a solution that would allow me to take an advanced search string from an HTML form such as:
"ASP Functions" AND (M@rco OR CrowDozer)
and parse it into a nice SQL query. I started to write a function where I could pass the search string and the field I wanted to search and it would return the WHERE clause, but after a few minutes my head started to spin and I began to feel ill.
I'd need a parser that properly handles: parenthesis, phrases delimited by double quotes, AND keywords, OR keywords, NOT keywords, and uses the AND as the default joiner. Has anyone seen any premade functions that would do this? I'm an IS major, not CS, so I am being trained to plug cables together.
I am trying to port PRAX (PHP Record-oriented API for XML) to ASP and have run into a problem. With Microsoft's XML Parser, to get child nodes, the only way I have seen is by calling on obj.childNodes(1). I need to get a child node by name, not by number, since it could be in any order. Is there a way?
If not, I will have to write that part of the code differently by using an array. I don't want to do this because it would make the code more memory intensive and not as powerful as the PRAX implementation.
I'm trying create an MSXML object so I can load an XML file into it and start to retrieve values from it. The msxml.dll is there and registered. When I try and run the code below either the object doesn't get created or it cannot load the XML file. And I just can't see why. Does anyone have any ideas.
<%
'Create an instance of MSXML to retrieve values from the XML file
set objXML = Server.CreateObject("microsoft.xmldom")
strPath = server.MapPath("books.xml")
'load the XML document that we want to add to the database
objXML.load(strPath)
'see if the object loaded OK
if objXML.parseError.errorCode <> 0 then
Response.Write "object could not open"
else
Response.Write "object opened fine"
end if
set objXML = nothing
%>
I want to be able to post data from a form on one server to another server at regular intervals. I know the XML parser is built around this kind of technology and can post information to a server.
Is there a way of either posting form data to a seperate server without user interaction either using the XML parser or by generating a form and using some JavaScript to autosubmit a form once the page has loaded.
I'm looking for a solution that would enable me to specify a remote URL and parse the HTML (doing various things like replacing links or image refs) and then deliver the revised page to the browser.
I know it's possible, because site search engines and W3C Validator do that sort of thing, but I can't find anything suitable on the web.
Basically I need the plain ASP source code - I don't want anything that would require me to install new components.
I have a windows app that uses vb.net WebClient upload function to upload a file to the website for processing. My website uses ASP. I know how to parse a uploaded file from a webpage using <input type=file...> inputfile control. But I just wondered how I can receive or parse a file from a winapp.Does anyone have some sample code for upload file? both in winapp and server side.
View Replies View RelatedThis New Company I'm with Sets their Default WebSite to a local Directory on "D" Yea I've been down the whole route reinstalling XP Pro,,, IIS 5.1 The .NET framework everything. Now I'm just frustrated.
What the Heck !! Theres a web project (C# ASP.net) in the solution containing many many some odd 19 or so projects. MSVSS is additionally in the picture to make things a little more complex. (I.E. the non web projects go elsewhere on the D drive) All I'm asking for here are the BASIC Settings to get my DEV environment and my IE to "SEE" this D:Web folder as Localhost. It worked for a sec. A very brief second. Then it was Gone. Specific ERROR:
Could not load type 'appname.web.Global'. Parser Error Server Error in '/' Application.