Calling Different Functions In An External .js File
I am trying to clean up my html pages by removing the very simple (copied and pasted) javascript functions and placing them in an external file.
What is the correct syntax to call function f1 in function.js ?
Also can I add asp code in function.js and call it from an html page?
I have this code in my html page that is not working properly :
<font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica" size="2">Today's date is: <font color="#ff0000"><%response.write(date())%>.
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?
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)
My first problem is: I am having an issue when using a web service. The web service is written by another department and say its running fine but when I call it, I sometimes I get a system.net.webexception return instead of the correct return. Would anyone have any advice or suggest any extra debugging I could do to find out where this problem might occur?
The second problem I am having is: I also called some functions within the web service over GPRS and sometimes the function just hangs. The only way I have found to get the function call to work again is to disconnect the GPRS connection and reconnect it. However other functions and other programs are still using the GPRS connection quite happily.
I'm having a little bit of trouble.I have created a form where I accept peoples information.at the bottom of the form I have a submit button that I want to have execute a function or procedure that I created in VB script.the problem I have is that it execute the function even before the client has clicked on Submit.
If I have an asp page and I defined a vbscript function in that page. Could I use a button will execute that function and spit out the results within the same page.
I don't want to define a vbscript in an html page and then call an asp page through <form action="default.asp">
i am trying to write a script to parse an external xml file, but am having problems... the problem i think has to do with me trying to do Response.Write(xmlDoc.transformNode(xslDoc)) before the xml is fully loaded. The link to the xml file is valid. Code:
I have a site that pulls in XML data from an external third party and I need to parse it in my ASP page.
Could someone please suggest examples or online resources where I might learn how to do this? Everything I am Googling is confusing me with DTDs, XSLTs etc.
I'm trying to create an ASP page which, when it loads runs the ASP code first then prompts the user to download a text file. I know the answer might be obvious to some of you, but I've sone several searches online and I'm not getting anything.
1) Run code in ASP page.
2) Prompt user for download of external txt file after code is finished running.
I would like to know something about placing a password for a database in an external file, something like a global.asa file or a included file. I'm using an access database and ASP. how do I make this file and how do I attach it to my website. I thought this might be useful for extra database security, is this true?
The database is located in a folder that is protected by the hosting provider and you can only download the database using a login name and password and you can change data trough webpages (update, delete and insert).This has all about database security, I want to make my database as secure as possible, I'm already using SSL certificates.
I have an Intranet that I have developed which uses templates and all ASP functions in separate included ASP files.
For instance, functions.asp gets included in each page and does some of the following:
- ensures users are logged in - defines date functions - contains many functions used by various pages that call the include
The functions.asp file is about 15k. Is it expensive on the server to include that in each asp file called by the server even though only say 4 of about 35 functions may be used by that particular page. I.e. I have a function that takes address information and creates an html formatted address block. Obviously that is only used on pages with an address but it gets 'included' in every page.
I call a DLL that writes a file. The DLL is written in VB and it behaves correctly when called from within VB. When I call it from ASP, it generates no errors, returns the correct results but does NOT create the output file. The virtual directory of the page from which I call the DLL has Write permission.
I'm trying to call a batch file that I've built using the FileSystemObject and CreateObject("Wscript.Shell"), oShell.Run. in an asp script. Naturally, I can get the script to work from a command line but not from abrowser. The page does not throw an error but the oShell.Run. portion of the script doesn't run.
I am trying to display a random background image for a webpage. I found this code to do it
<% 'Defines the number of background images you have Const NUMBER_OF_IMAGES = 2
'Initiates the randomize function Randomize
'Sets a variable: this will be used to hold the 'random generated value Dim intImageNumber
'This is where we create the random number intImageNumber = Int((NUMBER_OF_IMAGES * Rnd) + 1) %>
Modify the body tag to accept the random number. In this case we are going to place it within the image so as to facilitate the selection of a random image. Code:
I want to put the same JS tag on sites A and B that call an asp page on domain C.
The tag would look like this: <script language="JavaScript1.1" src="http://secure.C.com/Demo/Intercept.asp"></script>
The ASP page on domain C would write a cookie, in theory the cookie should have permissions for read and writing from site C. Something like this: Response.Cookies("Name").Expires = Date() + 365 Response.Cookies(SurveyName).Domain = ".C.com" Response.Cookies(SurveyName).Path = "/"
In firefox the result is exactly as planned, a cookie is set when a user goes to sites A or B via site C, and using this same approach, I can read the cookie from domains A and B via the JS tag calling the script on site C.
IE does not like this. Sometimes it doesn't even write the cookie, other times the cookie has to be there b/c of resulting actions taken, but when viewing the list of cookies, it's no where to be found. Additionally, I don't seem to be able to read the cookie the same way as firefox is letting me.
I know this can be done, I went to foodnetwork.com (yeah I love to cook), and saw that they were using a metric service that was calling a back end script from the vendors domain, and setting a cookie from that vendors domain, all without the user seeing anything or leaving the foodnetwork.com domain. I've looked at the resulting JS code that is returned from these vendor back end pages, and it has nothing to do with the cookie being set, it's definitely happening server side.
I have multiple websites on my Intranet. My current search engines can search within their own environment. However, I would like to have one search page, which retreives results from all environments.
My first task is to connect, retreive and display results from a second server (through http). Then I will need to scrub the results to display in a unique template.
I'm looking for a way to include a file from another server in asp page.using #include won't work because it's not on the same server. In php, you can simply include(), and it doesn't care whether or not it's on the same server, is there a similar function in asp?
i have an asp page to list the result of search page.when i click on a link(href) , which is a 3D CAD file located in a directory ,it should be opened in a new page.This page shld support a 3D cad viewer in built in it.how to inbuild a CAD viewer in the HTML page?and view the link in that page
This Rs(k).value is a link to the 3D file (eg. "C:Directoryfile.dwg").When this file is clicked,the value of Rs(k).value has to be passed to the "prev.html" page and the file must be opened with "3D file viewer".How to inbuild the CAD viewer into my HTML page and how to pass the Rs(k).value to that page?
I want to load a web page from another server via http into an array or variable, parse it, and pull some data using plain ol ASP / VBScript.an example page to pull:
i need to create a site with a feed back system. one of my friend said to me ASP has nothing to do with this project. is it possible to do this using ASP ?if yes then what r the major functions that i should use.
My company recently hired a third party to handle phone orders during off hours. The third party wants to be able to update our database through their own interface. We are running SQL Server 2000 on Windows 2000 Server with ASP.NET 1.1. The number one thing that come to mind is security for credit cards. Perhaps some kind of web service, xml, etc.? Does anyone have any suggestions on the best way to handle this?
I have an .asp page sitting on the intranet that I want to, when necessarry, send emails to people. All my code is fine, no errors whatsoever however, if the person to be emailed has an EXTERNAL email address they receive an email form my system fine BUT if my user has an INTERNAL email address they are not receiving mail from my system.
a way to read an output from an external webpage/service? For example;
The external source is on http://serverA:6010/sendoutput This page displays one line of outputted text, I want to be able to read this in an asp page into a variable.
