Just another quick one, the upload system im using obviously doesn't like request.form is there anything else i can use to pass the variable that wont give me the error shown below.
Request object error 'ASP 0206 : 80004005'
Cannot call BinaryRead
/mainstay.asp, line 34
Cannot call BinaryRead after using Request.Form collection.
I have the below page which i use to add the information from a form to my MySQL database. It works perfectly fine when I don't add the code at the top for sending an email. Can someone be kind and have a look at my code and let me know where I am going wrong.
When I add the email code at the top the error I get is : Error Type: Request object, ASP 0206 (0x80004005) Cannot call BinaryRead after using Request.Form collection. /change_management/area/upload.asp, line 92
upload.asp I use for addding an attachment to the form ....
I am using Free ASP Upload (url is no spaces .net) and I want to be able to upload something, and save something to the database (so I can keep track of what is uploaded)
Now the uploading works smoothly, ZERO problems with that. the problem comes in when i try and write to the database, or more specifically, when i use "request.form" - i get the following error:
Request object error 'ASP 0207 : 80004005'
Cannot use Request.Form
/admin/uploadPictures.asp, line 164
Cannot use Request.Form collection after calling BinaryRead.
Under what circumstances can Request.BinaryRead() be useful & when should it be used?Assume that the value of Request.Form("anyvalue") is "a"(without the quotes). The output of
<% Response.Write(Request.BinaryRead(10)) %> is "??a" (again, without the quotes). How does ASP compute this value?
It became clear to me that using a Request.Form object doesnt work after a Request.BinaryRead. I never had to deal with the BinaryRead Object Method, so this is quite new for me.
I'm using a script to upload files to my server (this script uses the Request.BinaryRead). Besides the file, users submit there name and a checkbox (if checked of course). I want to use the data submited by the user, but the Request.Form object doesnt work .how can i access the tekstfield and checkbox, if cant use the Request.Form object?The answer will be simple probably, but my searches on google didn't give me an answer.
I'm struggling with an issue that many have seen, namely trying to upload a file using free file upload code that uses BinaryRead but getting the values using Request.Form. It doesn't work, isn't supposed to and I understand that.
My problem is that I don't know how to implement some of the workarounds I've seen. Does anybody know of a sample I could view.
Sometimes when loading binary files with Request.BinaryRead IIS on the log gives me the following Error (I have analyzed IIS Log with Web Trend Analyzer and the error isn't frequent):
POST .../WZUpload.asp |59|ASP_0101_:_80004005|Unexpected_error...
I don't have information on the file inserted because it was inserted by other people (Web Candidates that inserts their curricula on our Web Site) I have tried with large files and I haven't reproduced the problem, i have tried with 0 bytes files and I haven't reproduced the problem, I have tried to insert into the upload file Low Value (Chr(0)) and I haven't reproduced the problem.... The instruction is so....
AllDataB = Request.BinaryRead(Request.TotalBytes)
What type of files can cause the crash of BinaryRead ?
I had an ASP page which implemented a file upload feature. However, after moving this application from NT4 to Windows 2003 I receive an error which is caused by the Request.BinaryRead read. The error says this operation in not allowed. I presume it will be an IIS setting, but not sure what.
Just trying to experiment with the Request.BinaryRead(count) method. What's wrong with this script?
<SCRIPT Language="VBScript" runat="server">
Dim b b = Request.BinaryRead(Request.TotalBytes) Dim Counter
If IsArray(b) Then If Not IsEmpty(b) Then Response.Write(LBound(b) & ", " & UBound(b)) 'For Counter = LBound(b) To UBound(b) 'Response.Write(CStr(b(Counter))) 'Next End If End If
I have a VBscript that I use to upload files onto the server. The script works fine on IIS 5.0 but on IIS 6.0 on Windows 2003 I get an error when uploading certain files. I believe its because the file is larger than what is normally uploaded. Average file size is 15KB this file is 490Kb. The error that I get is
Request object error 'ASP 0104 : 80004005' Operation not Allowed
The code on the line is biData = Request.BinaryRead(Request.TotalBytes) Also the totalbytes on the two systems are different. Any idea why this is happening. Is there any solution?
in my mail sending page i'm getting the following error
Cannot use Request.Form collection after calling BinaryRead.
can enyone explain y i'm getting that error
here's my coding where i get the error
str2 = split(Request.form("C1"),",") i use the above code to get multiple checkbox values for getting the id's of the users to whom the mail should send
here the mail sending works as a loop while the attachemnt also attached to the mail
I try to upload a file of 125,000,000 bytes. To do it, I use this code :
Request.BinaryRead(Request.TotalBytes)
I get this error :
Request object error 'ASP 0101 : 80004005' Unexpected error /test/test.asp, line 20 The function returned |.
I tried with multiple calls to Request.BinaryRead but with a lower amount of bytes.
It Works BUT .... if you call Request.BinaryRead with a value lower than 67125217 it works, any values equal or above, I get the error described before.
Why does the error below occur whenever the statement Request.BinaryRead Request.TotalBytes) is executed for uploads larger than 100K? I thought the 100K limit applied only to Request.Form. This does not occur with smaller uploads. This is running on an IIS 6 server with full FP2002 extensions.
I want to have a single script for sending emails, accessible from both ASP pages in any virtual directory in our websites (all on the one server), plus accessible from a number of WSH (windows scripting host vbscript files) which are triggered by the web servers Scheduled tasks.
The script formats text and checks emails and so on.
Is this a candidate for a web service? if so, how would i write it? Is a web service available from WSH?
We have a C++ DLL that we call from VB6 program. This is how we declare the DLL in VB6: Declare Function RefSearch Lib "csearch32.dll" (ByVal path As String, ByVal findword As String, ByVal CaseSensitive As Integer) As Integer This is how we call the DLL in VB6: hit = RefSearch(path, SearchStr1, ChkValue). Can I call this DLL in ASP and how ?
I have a bummer here. I have 3 sub R. that I need to call from a input button. I set up the following line, but the script just calls them with out having the button pressed. OOOO! Any ideas?
I have a form which checks email addresses. On submitting the form i have some JavaScript checking the format of the email address, once this has been completed successfully I would like my asp function to run. On successful completion of that I would like my form to be submitted to another page. Is this possible?
This may be in the wrong forum, but I'm going to give it a shot anyways. Here goes. I have a conference report that has 24 phone lines that are available for booking. Each call can take between 1-24 lines, you can have any number of calls as long as the number of lines they take up does not go over 24. I graphiclly represent this in a horizontal bar graph that displays the number of lines that are taken up for a particular half hour. Problem is when a meeting takes more than a half an hour, the meeting bar fills up for that whole time without any information on the meeting. What I would like to do is have each meeting when assigned in the DB or through an array be assigned a color and then that color appears on the graph under the time the meeting is. If there are multiple meetings (there almost always are), then the meeting that has been active the longest will be the first color bar on the graph. To make a way too long story short. I want to have a stacked bar chart that moves colors to the front as other's leave every half hour and move new ones to the back. If you want to look at what we have now visit URL.
Ok i'm self taught with regards to ASP so not great etc, so sorry if this is a really basic question..
On the last line here i'm trying to some how get it to call the last ID 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
My 1st page calls a 2nd that uses same data from a database. What is the best way to get the data in the second: a new call to the database or passing array through session variable?? I seems to me that avoiding a new call will speed up things but my concerne is that I have read many posts with caution messages againts session vars.
I've built an application in VB6 does some processing - it's not really important what it does. The application consists of a single DLL which does all the hard work, and a simple EXE which acts as the front-end. I designed it this way in the hope that I could also build an intranet app that controls the same component (DLL). I'm building the intranet page now, but I get this error when I try to instantiate the component. Rather than fiddle aimlessly with the permissions, I thought I'd post here and find out what I am missing. What permissions do I need to set up and where?
The error occur as "myiframe" is in a.asp and i need to call it in b.asp and i can't find the solution for that too.?anyone know how to pass value from a.asp to b.asp in above?