Most people cancel the "allow anonymous user" and IIS will automatically popup the user login dialog. Not me. I want anonymous users to be able to do somethings. Then, if they want to do more, they can to go to a "login page".
This used to be my own ASP page. Now I dont want that. Instead I want the Windows login dialog to popup. How do I do that. How do I in my ASP page cause the Windows Login dialog to popup. I am running on Win2K server.
Does anyone have a script that will allow me to extract the current
user's logon to a Win2k machine?
Can I take my visitors windows login names?
View Replies View RelatedI want to redirect my user to another page.With ASP (not .Net) and IIS 5.0,under windows 2000 server.We have installed the component WinHTTP that is used to manipulate http
requests.
We want to automatically identify the user through his Windows login/pwd(NTML) He does not need to type it.How do i get the login/pwd from windows, and perfom an authentificationcontrol?then how do i set up a cookie in the client computer?
Is it possible toget the username of a visitor on his Windows 95/98/ME etc... machine?, I know it's posible for NT logiin bu tis it for 9x?, If so would anyone mind explaining how it's done?
View Replies View RelatedI would like to know how I can programmtically retrieve the windows login
id? This is a asp.net application.
I'm writing one asp page and developing application for intranet...
I just need to know when if anyone executes this scripts, i need to find out his windows login information (only username on which they are currently logged in)..
I tried below code but its giving me machine name instead of username..
<%
Dim X
set X = createobject("WSCRIPT.Network")
dim U
U=x.UserName
Response.write "Logged In User is: " & U
%>
I have succesfully captured the users login detail, but I now have a new problem I have assigned the login to a Session Variable, however when I come to use the string stored in the variable it excludes the which seperates the domain from the user name, it should be :DOMAINUSERNAME , but I am getting DOMAINUSERNAME which really is a pain. Anybody know why this is happening and how I can overcome it ?
View Replies View RelatedI am running an application in Windows Server 2003. The clients with Windows XP Professional will access the application through the web browser. Can I know how can I grab the Windows login information like username DOMAINUSER1 from the client and apply it to the login credential in my application?
View Replies View RelatedHow can I prevent this from happening? For example when the asp
application works in a public terminal where we don't want successive
users to know the login password and user name of the previous ones?
I am building a website to pull data from a remote https site using xmlhttp. The data from the https site is behind a login screen. I can successfully get through the login screen with:
set objXMLHTTP = Server.CreateObject("Msxml2.ServerXMLHTTP")
objXMLHTTP.Open "POST", "https://website.com/validate-login2.asp", false
objXMLHTTP.SetRequestHeader "Content-Type", "application/x-www-form-urlencoded"
objXMLHTTP.Send "Username=uname&password=pwd&company=O"
That works great - but then, when I try to go to the next page (where the data is that I want to pull) - I use the same process and I get kicked back out to the login screen? Could there be some cookies, referer, strings being passed normally that I am not including in my second request - How do i find out for sure?
I have used the software IETrace and it looks like some cookies being passed, but how do I know for sure if (and what exactly) it is using?
I want to login to a page using MSXML2.ServerXMLHTTP.4.0 or an object like this, I must send the form variables needed to login when I try to login to the page. But the problem is, that the page looks like a exe file (not a asp file or php file or what ever). The name of the page I try to login is something like "/pw?/session/login", nothing more, without extension. I have tried the code with a normal asp file with session registration and login process and it worked, but not with this file.
View Replies View RelatedI have got a vb exe. I want to call that vb exe from an asp page. I have saved it in the server but I dont know how to execute that from the asp page.
View Replies View RelatedI am running a project in which i use a web application writen in ASP to create some quizes, then i would like to call a compilor (dll) to compile the data i created and change it to .mms file in order to be able to send it to mobile device.
Can you please guide me on how to call the dll file from my ASP application?
I have created an Active Server Component (ASC) as a bridge between ASP and my existing C++ DLLs that we use in our PC-based program. Our intent is to re-use as much code as possible.
when I call the ASC from ASP, and then call the DLL, the security profile that is specified in IIS is no longer associated with the process, and therefore, any "network-related" calls fail due to insufficient privileges.
I don't know if there is "another" way to call the DLL from the ASC or not, or any way tospecifically load a DLL with a certain security profile.
i am calling an exe from asp program. Its not working fine. When i execute the exe through the dos program directly i get the desired result. My exe will convert files in the folder to encrypted files.
But when i call it thru asp program its not working fine. I have tried the
following method.
a) Calling the exe through shell program.
b) Calling the exe through ASPEXEC.
c) Calling the exe through the Batch Files.
I would like to know your suggestions.
Here's a problem I can't solve.
Let n sub procedures A1, ... An
sub A1()
end sub
....
sub An()
end sub
....
I want to call indirectly one of them with a variable name like
this :
Ex :
myProc="A5"
Call myProc()
....
This doesn't work. Is there a way to solve this problem ?
i've got two pages. they have the same name for two sub procedures that do pretty much the same thing and have the same number and types of arguments. i either run one page, the other page or both. when i run page1 it somehow is accessing page2 even if it isn't called with an include statement.
page 1 is using the sub with the same name from another page even if it isn't included. so what's going on? is that normal? should i just make one page instead of 2? didn't think that sub's could jump accross pages that weren't included, but i could be wrong.
Where's the best place for me to include all my functions that I want to call throughout different pages? Should I just put them all in one ASP file and include that page on every page? Or use global.asa somehow (how??)?
Anyways, I was just wondering because I didn't want to slow things down if I could help it (I didn't know if having another big file attached to every page when I'm just using a small portion of it was very effective or not)
in my serverside vbscript I have:
call MySub();
......
......
then in the <Head>section I have:
sub MySub()
msgbox("Holding not found")
end sub
when I run it I get a typemismatch against the serverside call.
Anybody any ideas?
I want to create tables in my database programatically. I know i can do it using adodb connection object. I have too many tables, views and stored procedures. If I have to write a code, I will have to write 1000 lines of code. I dont think, thats the best way to do it.
I already have a sql script for these tables, views and stored procedures. I want to know if i can execute that sql script directly from ASP.
I will explain the background, to give a better understanding of my situation. We have a website, which uses the existing database to generate reports. If we want to host that website (as a service) to third parties, we create a new database for every customer, create all the necessary tables, views and stored procedures in the new database. I want to make all the table creation programmatic. Is it possible?
I'm working on a project and the designer guy uses templates for everything. THis is fine except I have to call a JScript function when the page loads and I have no access to the body tag. Is there a way to call the function as the page loads from a VBScript command?
View Replies View RelatedI have the following problem. I want to call a JavaScript Function from ASP
I am reading back values from a db and based on those values I want to check a checkbox.
If the value in the db field in yes then I want to check the checkbox but if it's no I want to leave the
checkbox unchecked.
My alert box is displaying but Im getting an error at the line
document.getElementById("chkStatus").checked = "true";
Im wanting to call a sub funvtion on another page from vbs that is:
<SCRIPT LANGUAGE=vbscript RUNAT=Server>
sql="exec SomeStoredProc"
call DoConnection(sql)
Response.write(recordset.getstring)
call DBClose()
</SCRIPT>
the DoConnection sub is in another page called MyDBConnection in a folder call Common.
I know that I can use serverside includes and embed my con in the page using <%%> but I want the use runat server How can I make call to a function in an external page?
I have a database and I use asp to load it into a html table.
The first cell of each row contains a button.
What I want is that when a user clicks the button it calls a serverside sub that inserts additional rows from an other table of my database. Problem is that I don't now how to call a sub from the onclick event of the button. And I don't know if it's possible to insert rows in a html table. Does anybody know how I should do this?
wrt: Server IIS5 and IIS6
There is an application composed of PHP scripts on my server - currenly
works fine.
The site is written is ASP/vbScript. Is there any method I can use to
call the PHP functionality from within my ASP pages?
e.g include or server.execute
Screen scraping works (for some values of 'work') but seems overkill.
I have an Empty Function on one of my pages, so when the user clicks(submits) on the empty button in the form, the shopping cart empties. This is on basket.asp.
Code:
If (CStr(Request.Form("Submit")) = "Empty") Then
emptybasket
end if
Above is the code that empties the basket on basket.asp. Below is the Submit button code.
We have an asp page on a webserver supporting asp pages.
How can we run/call a function on this page using an onclick or other event
from a control. For example, when an image is clicked or a combobox is
changed. We know how to run a javascript, but would be nice to run an asp
function.
i have defined a procedure and want it to call on the onload event of body.
<%
sub a()
----
end sub
%>
how can i achieve this. is this possible or not.
I want to be able to call an applet (or possibly a servlet) from an ASP page, passing a few simple parameters.
View Replies View RelatedI have an application using asp and javascript. The javascript collects data and then needs to pass it to asp to store in the database. The way the original application was developed, all the data gets captured into a javascript array of records (similar to a recordset) and then each record in the array needs to go to the database. Currently I loop through the js array and open an asp window that writes to the DB then closes. This works but I get a flicker affect as this happens for each record. I'm looking for a better way to handle this - either to be able to send my entire js array of objects to ASP (don't know how to do this) or a way to invoke the asp code without opening then closing a new window everytime.YI - I recently posted a thread called "asp & javascript" that had some code snippets of what I'm currently doing.
View Replies View RelatedOn the last line here i'm trying to some how get it to call the last ID keyfield entry...
ImageID = Request("ID")
If (Len(ImageID) = 0) then ImageID = "1"
If Not IsNumeric(ImageID) Then ImageID = "1"
If ImageID = "0" then ImageID = "1"
If ImageID>3 then ImageID = max(Len(ImageID))
This is basically for some max min links for a online comic here's what it links to
<a href="default.asp?id=<%=ImageID-1%>">< Backwards</a> -
<a href="default.asp?id=<%=ImageID+1%>">Forward ></a> -
All works fine apart from that.
How can I call one ASP page from another
Page1.asp returns me some strings in the form of response.write
Page2.asp will call page1.asp and use that long string returned from
page1.asp....