I have a client that will be submitting a form that will have copy/text in 3 languages, English, German, and Italian. The last two languages have a lot of special characters. What I am finding is that when the form is submitted the characters for german and italian get stored in an Access database as jibberish if you will. how to make sure that the text is submitted, stored, and then displayed as it should be?
View RepliesI have a partner sending me by post method to an asp page some text (xml
string).
It arrives to my page encoded as follows
%9a%2f%Purchaseorder%3....f
The < and > and spaces are replaced by nuùmbers and percentage sign
I am using Request.BinaryRead(BytesTotal) and then doing response write and
I am getting exactly the same string with the encoding
How can tell my asp page to translate the encoded text to normal text?
I have created ASP with database application over a PHP based software. My problem is I get data from Excel files with an encoding as SJIS (Shift-JIS) and save it to the database.
And the PHP software is the one that displays data in the web but using UTF-8 (unicode). I need an API in ASP that will convert charactrers from SJIS to UTF-8.
I'm having the following problem: I have an ASP page that calls another JSP page, passing some strings as parameters. The strings have special characters, such as "ó" and "ê" (Portuguese characters). When passing those parameters, the JSP page receives them as UTF-8 characters, with 2 bytes each, but we would like them to be treated as ISO-8859-1 characters. Code:
View Replies View RelatedI've been doing a lot of work both creating and consuming web services, and
I notice there seems to be a discontinuity between a number of the different
cogs in the wheel centering around windows-1252 and that it is not equivalent
to iso-8859-1.
Looking in the registry under HKEY_CLASSES_ROOTMIMEDatabaseCharset and
Codepage, it seems that all variations on iso-8859-1 (latin1, etc) are
mapped to code page 1252, which I'm assuming is windows-1252 in execution
terms. So if I set the codepage=1252 and Response.Charset=iso-8859-1 in ASP,
it seems that I'm *really* going to get out windows-1252, not iso-8859-1.
This becomes somewhat noticable in html since a lot of commonly used elements
(like the free-floating bullet •), which *aren't* really 8859-1, get
interpreted as such in browsers. Code:
I'm having the following problem: I have an ASP page that calls another JSP page, passing some strings as parameters.
The strings have special characters, such as "ó" and "ê" (Portuguese characters). When passing those parameters, the JSP page receives them as UTF-8 characters, with 2 bytes each, but we would like them to be treated as ISO-8859-1 characters. Code:
We have a MS Access database, and we are working with greek encoding. When we insert data into the database, it's fine, everything in the database is stored properly in greek. However, when we retrieve from the database, everything is return as "????S???" (something like that with a lot of question marks).
What we've tried so far are adding CODEPAGE="1253" on top of the script, but that doesn't seem to help. I also tried response.Charset="UTF8", but no luck.
Anyone know what else can I try to have the data being retrieved with proper encoding?
I am inserting records into an Access table using the OleDbCommand class. The insert values come from a basic web form with text boxes. If the values contain ' or " it creates a problem. What is the proper way to escape these characters? Surely there's a built-in function for it somewhere.
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I am simply trying to print the whole string <%=(rsProdsUpdate("size1"))%>
Is there a workaround this without having to change all the values in the database?
I want to move my only window shosted client to linux. The site they have access a Microsoft Access database with the below code but i can't get it to work under Linux.
<code>Dim MM_connPang_STRING
'MM_connPang_STRING = "dsn=pangDSN"
MM_connPang_STRING = "Provider=Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0;Data Source=c:clientdatabasepangDB.mdb"</code>
I have an ASP page needs to access a remote MS Access2000 database, I got error "The Microsoft Jet database engine cannot open the file 'F:Collect.mdb'. It is already opened exclusively by another user, or you need permission to view its data. ".
The 'F:' is a mapped drive from remote machine where the access database loactes. If I copy the database back to local box, no problem.
I'm looking to make an online multiplayer game which will utilize Access Database... basically I require thousands of people writing and reading from the same database... I was wondering if this is possible for that... or is mdb file restricted to 1 person at a time...
If it is limited what would you suggest as the best way to control an interactive online environment? .txt files possibly?
I am running the Script Encoder on ASP file,
however I gets this message no matter what I do to this
file, I even clean up most of the html tags.
Why the Script Encoder Object failed to encoded asp file,
but it works fine on .js files.
Here is the message I gets:
Microsoft(R) Windows 98
(C)Copyright Microsoft Corp 1981-1999.
C:Encoded Script>screnc *.asp c: emp
Scripting encoder object ("Scripting.Encoder") failed on
C:Encoded Scriptine2c.asp
I want to encode the data send from my website to server page. ie I want to hide from the user.
View Replies View RelatedI have a page that got a textbox to submit a string to another page, when the second page recieve the string the url of that page looks like this: Code:
View Replies View RelatedWhen I run the ASP page for the first time, I find out, that the Cookie file name contains some several special characters such as %5F, which are encoded with a URLEncode function. So, I have the following string (after convert): ....
View Replies View RelatedI'm using ASP to load an XML file. German Umlaute work fine all the
time (I use <?xml version="1.0" encoding="iso-8859-1"?> so they
should). Except this time where I add a text to a child which I then
fill with text which contains an "ä". The ASP-error is:
"An Invalid character was found in text content."
(Or I believe that's the English translation, I get a German one, as
I'm on a German system.)
I read something about this error however even some suggested fixed
don't work. I installed the latest MSXML (4) and use
"Msxml2.DOMDocument.4.0" for server-createObject.
Actually all I want to do is save some text coming from a textarea back
into a little file.
I'm trying to use a popup window initiated from javascript to display pictures. Some of the directories and pictures contain &'s in the name or path. I've read the posts about Encoding but I cannot seem to get the get this working. Encoding the path to replace the & with %26 just gives me a page not found.
<script language="javascript">
function NewWindow(url, w, h)
{
url = "http://intranet/Marketing_Photos/" + url;
window.open(url,"_blank","width=" + w + ",height=" + h + ",left=0,top=0,scrollbars=yes,resizable=yes");
}
</script>
url is the subdir and picture name, i.e. subdir/pic.jpg
Mareting_Photos is an IIS Virtual Directory pointing to a different server.
Everything works, the pictues display, except when I pass a url with an & in the path then I get the page not found error.
I can type in http//intranet/Marketing_Photos/SomeDir/Some%26PicName.jpg (replacing the & with %26) in the browser address bar but I get a page not found.
for arabic language im using the write code which is
<%@ Language=VBScript CodePage = "1256"%>
it works good when i try to display data but no good work when i try to insert data
im using sql server 2000 database.and most of my pages r self refrencing like that
if st=1 then
code here
end if
and of course im using the encoding code 1 time above the page </DIV><DIV>
I developed a site in English but need it to be viewed in chinese.
Is it possible if so how do i go about it.
I've tried various ways but i can't get it to work.
I've done the following but it yieled no results.
<body lang="zh-TW" xml:lang="zh-TW">
Is there anything else i can do....
i need to connect to a dbf database with ansi/oem encoding the connection is ok but i have problem with page encoding the characters don't display as they should! does anyone have any suggestions??
View Replies View RelatedI've finished my whole application and now I don't like the whole
session variables that I am using. I have a form, user fills in info
clicks submit and using CDOSYSMail an email link gets created with an
encoded query string. i.e
http://www.yahoo.ca?#$@%@&#%#$@&^@%# which translates into
http://www.yahoo.ca?userID=54&LocationID=Denver.
Now when the user get's this email and clicks on the link I have a
decode function(again using BASE64) that takes that url and decodes it
to http://www.yahoo.ca?userID=54&LocationID=Denver. My app then
connects to the database and pulls info associated with that
querystring. I am doing the passing from page to page using session
variables. I do not want to do this? Any ideas How I can take what
is encoded in the url link and decode it on the next page? Let me
know if there is a simple solution to this. I love the encode/decoding
function.
I am getting an error in my attempt to run RSS feeds via ASP
Error...
encoded as "utf-8", but your server is reporting "US-ASCII"
I've tried windows-1251 but do not seem to be able to change the output from the servers default
The problem is the data from an Access db contains hyphens and ampersands etc which cause a problem if the db content in the xml is read as US-ASCII
How can I encode the page in ASP so that it can display the correct encodingmfor xml.
I have an oracle database where I store my html files on. While uploading I call the server.HTMLencode function to encode the blog but that's not enough. Once that is called I would like to encode the rest of the text through UTF8. Is there a predefined function that I can use to do this?
View Replies View RelatedDoes anyone know of a good way to encode/encrypt ASP files so the code is
hidden, but still able to be read by IIS when requested? I have done some
searches and have found that using vbscript.encode would work, but that it
is very weak and tools are readily available to decode them. I have also
seen two products that claim to do this, but they either just used
vbscript.encode, or didn't work even on extremely simple asp files.
I used "Request.Params["sName"]" on the Page_Load event.
I could not read the French like "é" If the sName has French, ie. if I pass the url like "webFom1?sName='abé'", then the Request.Params["sName"]"will equal to "ab", the "é" get choped.,
What should I do?
I used System.text; and set Request.contentEncoding =encoding.default or
Request.contentEncoding =encoding.utf-7, none of them works.
if I read an XML document using ASP without any encoding, ican read it fine, but if an XML document contains an encoding parameter, like the following, ...
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="ISO-8859-1" ?>
... then it doesnt work and just stops working with no errors.
Can I ignore the encoding, if so how?
When I get the following input stream of chunked data I ge
Request.TotalBytes = -1 because there is not Content-Length.
The following will work because I hardcoded the correct length:
TotalBytes = 16
strBRequest = Request.BinaryRead(TotalBytes)
I get: 16 bytes of data (see below)
However, if I don't know the length and try to use something > 16 li
100 then I get at error and the TotalBytes is set to 16 and th
strBRequest is empty.
Does anybody know how to determine how to get around this. I am usin
Transfer-Encoding: chunked because I do not know how much data is bein
uploaded (could be very very large).
POST /test.asp HTTP/1.1
Accept: */*
Host: 192.168.1.10
Content-Type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded
Transfer-Encoding: chunked
10
16 bytes of data
I have an asp page that shows the contents of HTML files in a textarea using the Server.HTMLEncode method.
It works perfectly with HTML files having english contents.
When trying to show HTML with Hebrew I see all the text correct, except the hebrew part, appearing as jibberish.
I use the hebrew encoding "windows-1255" in all the files with codepage=1255 in the beginng of the asp page.
Using a special text editor I detected the encoding of the jibberish text - it's windows-1252.The problem started when i uploaded the page to a remote server. in my local server it runs ok.I should say that all the html pages are readable when entering their url in the browser and i can also make changes in hebrew to a database using asp (from that remote server).I think the problem has something to do with the way the remote server opens the file.
im sending a mail with CDONTS now if im combining 2 languages in the same mail, i have a problem (languages are hebrew and english) if im using dir=rtl the words in english appear backwards (the letters order is reversed) if im using dir=lrt the hebrew is reversed . how can i fix this thing.
View Replies View RelatedI'm trying to make an xml doc that gets passed to sql server, but I keep getting an xml parsing error. When i printed out the xml string, the encoding is not on there despite my putting it there... Code:
View Replies View RelatedThere has to be a simple method for un-encoding output from Server.URLEncode or Server.HTMLEncode using server-side VBScript but I just can't find it. I'd appreciate it very much if some sharp individual here would shove me in the right direction.
View Replies View RelatedI am trying to use ServerXMLHTTP to post data containing Japanese
characters, but the data posts as question marks, boxes or just random ascii
characters. Here is the code I am using: