Carriage Return Before Inserting Text Into Acess Database File. How To Do It?
how to replace carriage return upon extracting text from Access file.
However I think it will be smarter to do it before (during) inserting text into acess file.
It might be primitive question, but I started my ASP learning just last week and many things are confusing me on this stage.
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What should I change in my ASP file code (file inserted data from the HTML form file into database file) to replace all carriage returns and line brakes during inserting text into field GuestSory? Code:
I want to send an Email using ASP (I know how to to this) The body of the Email contains several variabels How do I concat string values and separate them by carriage returns/ Line feeds?
I have some aspUpload code running that validates and uploads files beautifully to my web server. It uploads upto 3 files at a time and produces a message for each whether it be successful or not. The problem I have is that the 3 messages come out in one long line. I'd like to put each on a new line. Below is my code.....
I have a field in a SQL Server table named DetailedDescription that is a varchar. If the user adds/edits a detailed description, they do so in a MulltiLine TextBox control. Therefore, they are able to click enter on their keyboard and have multiple carriage returns inside the DetaildDescription. Code:
I am performing a post from one classic ASP page to another in order to get the value of a string passed between the two pages. I have a client script variable declared to take the value of the value being received in the page i.e. var x = '<%=varName%>'. Unfortunately, ASP seems to be adding a carriage return to the value of varName when it is passed in i.e. it expands the stated line to var x = 'FieldContents';. I.e. somewhere a carriage return has been added. The string gets passed in OK if I use the Get mechanism. Don't know why this carriage return is being added when using Post mechanism. Anybody seen this before? Is it a bug in ASP ?
Am facing a problem when trying to display a carriage return in firefox in a title attribute,i ve tried using VbCr and chr(13) ,in either cases a strange character appears instead of the carriage return. does anyone know about this error. The code looks like this:
I'm trying to put some text into the database using ADODB.Command object. Seems like a reasonable thing to do and I can do it. But in this instance my text is an HTML code which contains many quotes. But i have to save it as is into the database field.
I use:
INSERT INTO (f1, f2) VALUES (v1, v2) comand. But since my v2 contains some quotes in it, (many quotes), I get an error. (it works otherwise). Is there any way ?
Does anyone know how I can insert daynamic text box data into a SQL Server database? I have text boxes that are being generated dynamically and I want each of those values inserted into the database that hold the results. I'm not sure how to write my loop statement.
I am uploading a file using ASP code. After the user uploads the file, I would like to be able to open the file and check if the data is in a given format (comma separated) and also has all the data elements needed (i.e. all fields are there).
Is there a parse routine in asp that would allow me to do this. The user can upload any type of file as long as I am able to parse it and determine if the data is of the aforemention type.
I have a form which contains a textarea input, when I request the value of this and display the contents in HTML the carriage returns are gone, so I am trying to find a way to re-insert any carrigage returns.
I have tried using a regular expression with the replace() method to search for a carriage return in a javascript string and replace it with a <br> - but no joy
I thought the following would work (code is in Javascript by the way): Code:
how do I parse a textbox of text separated by carriage returns?
I have a web form with a textbox, when the user presses submit I would like to process the text in the textbox line by line. How can I iterate through it line by line and do something on each line of text?
I am using the asp sendmail script from brainjar. But I'm using a text area instead of input field for comments. Is there a function that I should run this thru in order to get it to recoginize carriage returns. Currently it won't send anything after the first carriage return.
Question about the performance of using an include file or reading from a text file compared to hitting the database.
I set up a client's web site so they can post a weekly message and also post a "of special interest" message on their home page. Originally these messages were stored in and retrieved from an Access 2000 database. I decided to try writing the messages to a text file then retrieving it through include file and also tried the text streaming object.
I used netmechanic.com to gauge the download times for all three methods on a 56K modem. According to the results, using the database was around 4 seconds quicker. Does this sound right? The site is on a shared hosting package using Win2000.
I am trying to create an application feature for an inventory database and I am wondering about the most efficient way to process the updates. Here's the background information: Code:
I've got a SQL Server database, and am pulling records from it via ASP.Everything works fine, apart from the field which is stored as 'text' data type in SQL Server.If I change this data type to 'varchar' it works fine, but I need more than 8000 characters, so really I need the data type to be 'text'.Can anyone suggest why this might be happening, and how it could be resolved?
I have encountered a problem when a user submits text which contains commas and quotation marks.
Code:
Function ChkString(string) If string = "" Then string = " " ChkString = Replace(string, "'", "''") End Function
I am currently using the above code, but what i have realised is that i am losing whole text that does not get entered into the database, when i wrap commas and quotes around it.
I'm trying to create a form that allows me to modify the contents of list. When the user clicks on the modify button, it takes them to a page which displays the quantity of items they purchase, and allows them to update that quantity. So the quantity is shown in a textbox, and the content of the text box is drawn from a rs("content").
But the page is crashing when I run it. I'm having trouble getting the response.write textbox line to work. Here's the code:
Im trying to text from a scrolling text box into my database but it only inserts the text before return is pressed. Im the field its being entered into is a memo in access. is there a way to get all the text in the box to be inserted?
I need to populate a field with html formated text. I'm using a simple form field to do so.
When I use a textarea to return the record, it comes out formatted, but when I use a Response.Write command, it comes out as plain text. Anyone can tell me how to make the response.write publish formated text?
I am working on a asp and sql website that I did not make. It runs an asp based content management system, where users can enter news articles. They enter the "body" into a text box/area and can add images separatly. The image will show up to the to left of the article.
This goes into a SQL database, and gets pulled out by asp for the webpage. I want to make it so a user can add in an image into the body of the article ( like in a word document ) and have it show up where they put it. What is the easiest way to do this. Both easy on me and the user.
Now i got problem in my ASP page using VBScript that is implemented for IP Phone Service.I am trying to do directory service in IP Phone.So user key in the first name or last name.
According to user input, it will go n look for the name in MySQL database.If the name is not found,it will return the error.My VBscript programming is bad.I cant check it out how i check the return for Record set from database. Code:
I am running an sql statement to retrieve the values entered for a particular month. If nothing was entered by a particular user for a particular month, it will return null. However, I need a null return to be set to 0.
The variable "returnValue" holds the (you guessed it) returned value. I've tried everything I can think of, and no statement will turn the null value into a zero. Code:
I am testing an app on my own development machine. I am using IIS 5 with ASP and MS Access. I have the Access database in a directory called Private located one level down from the Web App. When I run the app from the browser everything works just fine.
When I try to debug the app from within Visual Studio .net 2003, it can't connect to the database. If I run the app from within studio without debugging, it works. When trying to debug, I gave it the name and password of the administrator as prompted but it just can't connect. I have set up debugging in IIS.
I have a text field in a web page I am working on that seems to be calculating phone numbers before inserting them into an Access database. i.e., 867-5309 will result as -4442 in the Access text field. My guess is that the webserver or client is processing it before inserting it. Is there any way to stop this other than using a validation script?
Error Type: Microsoft OLE DB Provider for ODBC Drivers (0x80004005) [Microsoft][ODBC Microsoft Access Driver] Not a valid password. /MyWeb/DBConnection.asp, line 11
The password is correct in DSN and DSN works from vb Component but this asp page is giving this error.
Once this problem solved by restarting WWW service of IIS 5.0 in Windows 2000, but i have restarted it many times but the problem is there, I have also tried restarting my PC.
I'm trying to restrict access to a page based on a session variable called MemberUserID, so the way I thought of doing it was to say if MemberUserID is not equal to this value, then you would get an error page, but the operator I'm trying to use is giving me an error:
<% If Session("MemberUserID") != Name Then Response.Redirect "error.asp" End If %>
