Is it possible to move to all the open RS and connections? I open different recordsets on my page and in the end I need to close them and close connection. Problem is I need a function to do that to have it on every page.
Is it possible to travel through all open recordsets like it is possible to travel through all the querystrings and form data?
i have quotation_start.asp which was set to be a small window (height=250, width=500). there is a YES button and some data on this page. when user clicks YES, data will be saved into database, quotation_start.asp will be closed automatically and a new page, quotation_admin.asp will appear in the main window at rightFrame. everything is ok except the quotation_start.asp never close. it remains there. here is the code:
i want to know a way to end the session as the user closes the window. As the user closes the reg_conf.asp page, i want the session of this user to end as well. how to do? how to detect the closing of the browser? ive used global.asa.
I am trying to set a cut off limit date on my page. For example if the class limit is 40, it should automatically close the registrations. How would I code for that ?
This code was written by someone elase. But I have to add this functionality of setting limits. The code is: Code:
Host Environment: IIS in window 2003 server, three web servers, one load balance, ASP (not ASP.net) code set.There is part A codes in one asp page (page A) to open a new window (Window B). The new window like a clock non-stop running. There is part B codes in the page A need to close window B.
There is no problem if the there is only one web server. It works. When there is a load balance and more than one web server, then the window B can not be closed.
i have a exit button...where when i click on it..it should show msg box..asking whether to close the form or not?..if yes it should colse the form and show the main form...if no..it should redirect to the same form..hw to do this using asp.
I have developed an ASp files i have used lot of objects in it like recordset and connection objects, but some of the objects is not being closed.so is it possbile to write a code which automatically closes all the objects opened without mentioning the name given to the object.
im building a page which has a few while loops. this means that im inevitably going to end up with about 20 recordsets on the page. will this slow the page down at all? its quite a lot of hits to the database/server. the results the recordsets will be returning wont be that big though.
My ASP code creates an ADO recordset object on the server.
Later on the same page, I have a javascript code snippet that I use to dynamically populate a drop-down box based on choices made in another drop-down box. Can this javascript (or a server-side equivalent)
I have a system of pages set up on an intranet that uses a top frame and left frame for much of the navigation. But I would like to allow the people viewing the pages to close and reopen the frameset thus allowing more room to view the content. Is there a way that I can make a button either close or just resize the nav frames without losing the content page...
I think that a resize option would be the best that way I can just put a link on the frame and resize it to where only the link is viewable.
I wrote an ASP page to export data from the database to an excel spreadsheet file. The problem is, after the user saved the file to his/her hard drive, the export browser window still remains. How do I close the export window after users saved the file?
I want to close the window without the warning "internet explorer is trying to close..." being displayed. I want to do this with vbscript. I found out that in javascript you can do it by including window.opener='x' followed by the window.close statement.My code is: Code:
Response.Write "<script type=""text/vbscript"">" Response.Write "MsgBox ""Hi. see you again""" Response.Write vbcrlf Response.Write "window.close" Response.Write "</script>"
I use window object with close method to close a web page, this web page is designed by active server page and VBscript. the code is as follows: window.close()
however, an alart messege comes from IE. It's details: The Web page you are viewing is trying to close the windows. Do you want to close this windows? I want to directly close the window without any alart messege. In VBA, we can add a declare Application.displayalart =false. How to do this in html or VBA?
I have a site which has extensive database activity. What I do is for each procedure I open a connection to the database and close it as and when I leave the procedure. However, in long run I find that some connection to the database is not properly closed causing the site to hang. This has become a big headache for me.
Trying to find what is going wrong I logged opening /closing of connections to the database and found that at some points the connections are not closed resulting in large no. of active connections to the database.
But if I go through the script I cannot really understand why that connection was not closed since the script ensure that the connection is closed before exiting the procedure.
Is there any way where I can check the database may be during night time and close all existing connections to the database. I repeat all my connections to the database are done at the procedure level.
Which is the most efficient way to hit the database: 1) to open/close the connection for each call to the database on a page (we have Subs that do this); 2) or use the same connection and close it at the end? My feeling is that 2 is better, but just wanted to confirm with the experts.
which event is fired when a browser is closed. i want to call asp page which deleet some files on the server. i tired using onunload event but it aslo get fired when a page is refreshed. the thing should work in netsacpe also.
Im writting an asp app that tracks the users scores and info (its a training app) to a access database, ive disabled the ie toolbars and everthing so the user must use my nav buttons so i can track what pages they have been to. My problem is if the user closes IE with the close button [X], is there a way i can redirect them to my close database and save results page, i cant use the unload event as this is trggered every time the use goes to the next page.
In an asp page I have the following scenario happening (or would like to happen)
person picks a menu item in main page which opens a popup window that allows customization of that menu item. Upon submitting that page the results go to a second page in the popup window for collection into variables.
I was hoping to just close that second page, but everything I have tried results in a message window stating the program is trying to close the page (y or n). I was hoping to get rid of this, but can't seem to no matter how hard I try.
There are many examples on here that seem rather old and may have worked with former versions of IE without problem, but none have worked how I wanted.
Does anyone have suggestions on how I could get the above...or even modify things so that maybe the original popup window can be closed...I do wonder if its the fact that a second page has been opened in the popup window.
I am using JAVA to write a program that will open a socket and print something to server side.
then I have close the socket in the JAVA already
If I just running the .class file in command mode, it can be close the socket
but if I using set objJAVA = getObjcet("java:classFile") in ASP it since cannot close the socket, since the socket status is TIME_WAIT when I type "netstat -a" after running the ASP.