Creating A Single Binary Log In A IIS Server Containing Multiple Websites
I am working with IIS 5.0 and would like use the property CentralBinaryLoggingEnabled which if set true will create one single binary log file in place of a separate log file for multiple websites.
This property is available in IIS 6.0. I would like to know if there is a patch available for IIS 5.0 which will create this property in IIS 5.0.
I'm looking for the best software out there that can create simple websites for clients. Basically, a client pays a small monthly fee and they're given a website where they can display whatever they'd like. Something sorta like Geocities in a way. I've searched aspin.com but I couldn't find what I was looking for. Can anyone point me in the right direction? I'd rather buy something already made then to start from scratch and develop my own.
I need to offer a questionaire to approximately every 10th user of my website when then are leaving.
My first thoughts were to use an application variable to determine the number of users but this falls over because it would not instantly release the variable when the user left the site.
I have registered a domain that forwards every hit to my home PC. I have configured Default Web site to show one Web from my PC. So when people navigate to www.mydomain.com they see that site. What if I want to how more then one web site? Is there a way of doing that?
I can't afford M$ CMS. What I am after used to be called Content Deployment in Site Server 3.0.Does anyone know of any other software that will let me define a series of hosts and then FTP to all of them at once?How do you guys update your clusters?
The VIRTUALSITE name is really the virtual directory created under IIS.
I clone my website multiple times, to cater for different people. So, each person gets a different VIRTUALSITE name.
This gets messy when I need to update the websites. I can't do a diff/merge because the files of each site had a "search & replace" applied to them to change the VIRTUALSITE name to the corresponding person.
Has anyone experienced this problem? Can someone give me some tips/solution on how to resolve this?
I need to extract some blobs (chm files, actually) from a database and save their contents on the server (recreate chm files).
I tried to do it in several ways (writing the contents to a stream and save the stream to file, writing the contents directly to file, I couldn't figure out how to do it by using the class ADODB.File) but none of them worked.
I am running my web application from with in Outlook.I found a strange problem that it is creating different sessionId if i open a new window using window.open from with in my application.I am pulling my hair all along but no solution so far.
my application works fine when i run this in IE.It is Outlook2003 causing the problem.
I have written an article program, which has a collection of articles that people can click on and read. It's like a forum but without the reply function...
I want to write a counter for each article, but it cannot be done without cookies...my question is: how do you use a single cookies to determine which threads have been read and which haven't.
I am using a db to hold student data records. I currently display them in a roster based on their affiliation with a certain class. To edit a record I need to click the name of an individual, it opens an edit page, I make the changes, hit submit and return to the roster.
This is pretty standard stuff. What I would like to do is change one field of every record without opening each record individually. The idea comes from my Fantasy Fball league roster:
Where the example above says "ActiveReserve" is a pull down menu that lets me change who is playing week to week. I can then change each record, hit submit one time, and update the db. So how do they do it?
I'm building a page to display a series of records but wanted to filter the results by location and display the resulting records under their own sub-heading.
All the records are in the one db table and there'll be a total of 5 queries.
I'm unsure whether I need to open and close the connection for each query, or whether it's better to open one connection, run all the queries and then close the connection at the end, if so, the resulting code would look like: Code:
I'm trying to create a single form to update multiple records in a database (Access). Similar to an update qty's in a shopping basket, whereby, on submit/update it passes and updates each record, without using the ONCHANGE feature (otherwise this would become an extremely laborious task in this application)
I've tried passing and updating an array but to no avail (maybe I'm doing something wrong)
Also, I can't seem to grab the contents of the form text field, even though I'm dynamically assigning names to each text field.
Should I be using Javascript to handle the change in values, if so, anyone got any sample code/helpful links?
This is a simple question, but is been a while since I program in ASP and I forgot.
I have a variable like this: 01-00005-03
I need to have 3 variables from that single one... Something like this, from that variable, let for example that is called fullvariable, split it and get the following variable values from it.
I have a difficult technical challenge I'm facing. I need to retrieve multiple values for the very bottom item in the list, 'Federated' (ignore the rest).
The database will query based off the option 'value', however, in this special case I want to perform a retrieval based off of multiple of values. I want to try to use the existing code without reinventing the wheel. Code:
I've got multiple pages on the same server that all have the same drop down boxes in them. It is a list of all our facilities. Every time there is a change, I have to change it on every page. They are in the format below. Is there an easy way to store all that data in a text file so I only have to update it one place?
I'm trying to submit an image object, along with some other text fields to another web server from within an ASP page but am stuck on getting the image to be submitted with the form.
In a bit more detail:
1. When this particular page is executed, I want the server to pull an image from a db (stored as a BLOB) along with a few other text fields. This part is easy and I have no problems with it.
2. I want to submit the image, along with the text fields to a second webserver which typically accepts its input from a form (ie, the second webserver usually has a webpage where a user enters some information into form and browse for a file. When clicking submit, the form fields along with the file are submitted to the second server).
The reason for this is that I'm trying to migrate from one web based photo album to another which uses a data structure that is complicated and difficult to interface with, so I'm using the web based image upload functionality of the new album. Code:
I'm either way too tired or this is a bit above my head. I have a database (access) with four fields. One field is a unique id (rs("id")), one is a category (rs("category")), the third is type (rs("type)), and finally a title (rs("title")). There are and will always be seven types, numbered 1 - 7, with each type identifying a category. To be more specific, 1 = appetizer, 2 = soup, 3 = main dish, etc.
What I am trying to do is to create seven seperate drop down list, one for each type. The options in the drop down list will each be identified with the id (rs("id") and the values for each option will be the rs("title") field. I am having a hard time in the Loop distinguishing when to end one select statement and begin another.
Just as the title says I am trying to do something impossible with a single SQL statement. I am doing an ASP webpage for internal use at the company I work for.
I want to know if there is a way to insert/update data into multiple tables in 1 SQL statement.
If it requires functions | views or anything else that is fine but I don't want to have 3-4 different SQL statements to update 2-3 different columns in different tables.
We have an IIS+ASP based application server that is capable of providing complex reports to hundreds of users but in some circumstances these reports can take a long time to create. However the data for the report is cached so subsequent calls to view the same report come back with a sub-second response time.
In order to make use of this caching we pre-prepare some of the reports by getting back a list of potential users from the server and then executing reports on their behalf. When the real users log in the report is served from the cache.
I wrote the warm caching application using VB6 and it uses XMLHTTP requests to execute the reports. However because ASP serializes the requests to the server the application can only have a single session open with the server. To get round this I spawn multiple instances of the application, each instance then has its own ASP session and the server is loaded more efficiently.
The question is how can I create multiple ASP sessions from within a single VB application and have each session handle its own XMLHTTP requests? Its obviously possible as MACT, OpenSTA and LoadRunner all achieve it.
I am attempting to only show 10 results per page in my results page. I keep on getting the following error. Wrong number of arguments or invalid property assignment: 'MoveFirst' Does someone know where i am going wrong? Code:
I am trying to create a file on another server, but I get either "Permission Denied" or "Path not found" errors. If it helps, the folder I am attempting to put it in is a shared folder. here is the path that I am trying to put the file in...Code:
set f=fs.CreateTextFile("192.168.50.15E:Common est.txt",true)
I initially tried building a coded system where numbers 1 through 10 referenced a certain type of recurring appointment, and would then call a specific function for each, but as more appointments were added things began to slow down quite a bit.
I've taken a different approach since, and decided to create a single record for each recurring appointment, but this has problems as well due to the fact that I have to search each time slot going all the way out to the specified end date/time.
What is the most efficient way to create recurring appointments using ASP and SQL Server?
I need to implement the following functionality in asp. I have got an asp page which renders some html onto the browser.Now instead of rendering the html to the browser i should save that as an html file in server itself.
i first used this forum to find code for coldfusion, but now want to learn ASP. are there any websites out there that show you the code for various things such as counters, guestbooks, database stuff, etc.etc.
If I am updating a list of records for a user on an asp page, is there a way to hold the page updating, even if they refresh the page, until I have updated all the records.
i.e. rather than them seeing records change 1 at a time if they refreshed their page, all the records would update together in 1 go, a bit like a batch update ?
The source is from a MySQL db which is fed from an MS Access front end.
This could be an MS Access issue, in which case I will post there instead.
I am having trouble creating a web site on a server running sharepoint services. I am creating an ASP.Net website using Visual Studio 2005. The server I am trying to create it on is a Windows 2003 server.
From what I understand I need to exclude in sharepoint services the folder where the application will be deployed. I have done this in the Define Managed Paths section of the Sharepoint management site, but it has no effect. Even after I have done this and then attempt to create the ASP.Net website in Visual Studio I get the error message.
"Visual Web Developer does not support opening Sharepoint web sites. See help for more details".
Hence despite excluding the folder, the website still attempts to deploy into Sharepoint Services instead of the IIS. This is backed up by the fact that I can then see the website listed in "Sites and Workspaces" in Sharepoint.
I have made a asp page that will read a db table and select certain fields concerning the current day's activities to be written to a text file. After the information about the current day's activities has been compiled, it is stored in a variable and written to a text file.
What I would like to do is create a text file for each day instead of over-writing the same one. Is there another Server.CreateObject method that will allow the 'creation' of a text file rather than just over-writing a text file that already exists? I would use "month(date)", "day(date)","year(date)" to append to a text file name to keep it unique.
Below is what I currently use to create a text file. But any new information will only overwrite what is already contained in the text file. Code:
I'm trying to update an Access db: if link is ok, then status=up else status=down, in a form with 3 fields: names, link, status:
<% Server.ScriptTimeout = 1500 %>
<% Session.timeout = 1 If IsObject(Session("press_conn")) Then Set conn = Session("press_conn") Else Set conn = Server.CreateObject("ADODB.Connection") conn.open "press","","" Set Session("press_conn") = conn End If
sql = "SELECT names, status, link from websites order by names" Set rs = Server.CreateObject("ADODB.Recordset") rs.Open sql, conn, 3, 3 rs.MoveFirst
Dim GotothisURL
Do Until rs.EOF GotothisURL = rs("link") Set GetConnection = CreateObject("Microsoft.XMLHTTP") GetConnection.Open "get", GotothisURL, False on error resume next GetConnection.Send ResponsePage = GetConnection.responseText
if ResponsePage="" then sql = "UPDATE (websites) set status=(offline) WHERE names = '"&rs("names")&"' AND link = '"&rs("link")&"'" conn.Execute(sql) else sql = "UPDATE (websites) set status=(online) WHERE names = '"&rs("names")&"' AND link = '"&rs("link")&"'" conn.Execute(sql) end if
Set GetConnection = Nothing Set ResponsePage = Nothing
rs.MoveNext
Loop
conn.close set conn = nothing rs.close set rs = nothing %>
I get no errors at all. The path to db is ok.
The script acts very very strange. On the first run, it seems that everything is ok, but the page freezes on half [the blue bar on bottom of browser]. If I'll stop the script, on the second run, the page loads very quick, but nothing happens.