How can I make a page that will grab info from my database and make it into a temporary txt file.
I need to do this in order to use a little component on the text after which I will need another page that will grab the txt file (that is now changed), delete the temporary txt file, and post the new txt to the database.
Okay, I'm doing a project for someone in which random questions are to be pulled and posted so that the user can complete a test/quiz/exam for a grade.
Well, his host apparently doesn't have any database stuff, but I can probably get him to move to another if it's absolutely necessary.
Personally, I'd prefer to stick with files, just because that's what I'm most accustomed with. But if there's a very compelling reason (performance or reliability?) to move to a database, I suppose I could.
Here's a sample of the type of data I'll be using. The format is as follows: Question, Correct Answer, First Answer, Second Answer, Third Answer (If Any), Fourth Answer (If Any). A question is on each line (in this browser window, it may appear that a question is spanning several lines, but it truly isn't). Code:
how to convert a database table into an html file via FSO and whether more seasoned asp programmers recommned this route. The main reason I am attempting to do this is becuase we are constantly being told by so-called marketing gurus that 'html' pages are more search engine friendly. Code:
is there a way i can read into two tables in the same database access file?and if so.. how would i write the code?the code below is already connected to a database reading from table1.. and i wish to read it from table2 as well...
rsMap.Source = "SELECT * FROM table1 WHERE (State = '" + Replace(rsMap__MMColParam, "'", "''") + "') OR (City LIKE '%" + Replace(rsMap__MMColParam2, "'", "''") + "%') ORDER BY City ASC"
I'm working on an application that I will make use of "constants". I put contants in quotes becuase they will change periodically (Logo path, css path, psw expiration times etc). From a system admin standpoint does it make sense to put them in a constants file, or put them in a database?
My database argument is that they can be modified by the customer via some web forms.
My contants include file argument is that they can't be modified as easiliy by a half wit customer, and there is no database overhead.
I want to upload either image or word document into either access or SQL server database so far I am doing some small testings and what I can do is upload the file from first page and display at the next page with (both image or word are working fine).
however, I cann't insert them into the database, Plus, what type should I use in access database? Code:
I worked on a database on PWS (Personnal Web Server). But transferring the database and all the files (html is used for inputting "search" words, asp used for results from database table). Here is my code:
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.
Using MSDE database & ASP file through IIS, both are in separate systems. Database is not connecting from IIS-ASP file.
Given error as "[DBNETLIB][ConnectionOpen (Connect()).]Specified SQL server not found", Using Provider=SQLOLEDB.1 But VB code is connecting using same provider
Actually, I do not know why i can not add records to my access database table by using asp code, I get an error that tells me that the database file or object is read only file even though the file is not readable only from its proprties, I need some helpful information to solve this problem.
I'm trying to get an ASP to return a zip file to the remote browser from an Image (BLOB) field in SQL Server 2000 but Internet Explorer keeps saying:
Cannot open C:Documents and SettingsFrostillicusLocal SettingsTemporary Internet FilesContent.IE5U7GXENGFfile[1].zip
The URL to open the zip file is like this: doc_view.asp?id=1&ver=2
....where id and ver represent the zip file's version in the database. The code I've pieced together to return the zip file is as follows (note: this code works fine for PDF, JPG, DOC, XLS, GIF, and all sorts of files - just not zip - HOWEVER, if I click "save" instead of "open" in the download box then open the zip file manually, it works fine - Internet Explorer just won't load WinZip for me automatically) Code:
I'm having this problem with uploading a file and updating the database at the same time the file will get uploaded but nothing will get updated into the database. Can anyone help me out. The third page is where everything is going wrong but i put all my pages in so you can see whats going on.
I am methodically working my way through the Sitepoint 'Build your own ASP.NET website' and have been successful in every lesson up to page 279. However I've come stuck when trying to add information to an Access Database. When I try to do so I get the message:
Operation must use an updateable query. Description: An unhandled exception occurred during the execution of the current web request. Please review the stack trace for more information about the error and where it originated in the code.
Exception Details: System.Data.OleDb.OleDbException: Operation must use an updateable query.
I have tried the solution described in the book but still get the message. I am using IIS and XP Professional. The database works for queries so how do I get it to accept information entries?
I would like to know something about placing a password for a database in an external file, something like a global.asa file or a included file. I'm using an access database and ASP. how do I make this file and how do I attach it to my website. I thought this might be useful for extra database security, is this true?
The database is located in a folder that is protected by the hosting provider and you can only download the database using a login name and password and you can change data trough webpages (update, delete and insert).This has all about database security, I want to make my database as secure as possible, I'm already using SSL certificates.
I have two forms, the first of which has a dropdown with which the user specifes how many banner ads he wishes to upload for a client. So say he enters the client info and wants to upload 5 banners. The form passes to another page which uses a loop to output form fields. Each form field name is something like name="msg<%= count%>" or name="url<%=count%>".
In the 3rd-Party script I am using I then have this script ....
I want to be able to upload a image to a directory called 'images' on my server and also save the file name in a database. is there anything out there that does this without a COM?
I have a form where a user enters their name, date etc. i also want them to be able to click on a browse button and select a file which will then appear in a textbox. when they press submit i want the file name and path to be put into the database. e.g. "C:windowsworkwork.doc".
Basically I don't want to UPLOAD the file just enable the user to browse to it and send the filename and path to the database.
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 recently installed IIS lockdown, and ever since my ASP pages have been hell. One problem is that now after a user views my ASP page which reads my local Access DB, the temporary file, .ldb, stays in the folder forever!
This temp file is created when a user opens the file, so I checked out the .ldb file and it says the ADMINISTRATOR is opening the file! How can the internet user be using the ADMIN account?! This is not good news! I will share my code for my page; however I have a feeling the code isn't the problem, but a setting is. Code:
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 gotta a page in which a user can upload his profile (saved in word format). Is there any way that this profile can be stored into the database and not in the web directory. I tried using Scripting.Dictionary.
I want to upload image files (jpg) into a sub-directory of a website root directory using a web interface allowing the user to browse their drive and select the jpg file to upload.
Also, is there a way to parse the information from the jpg file and insert the information into a SQL database table which would hold the file name, image height, and image width?
I'm new to handling binary files, so I'm not sure how to accomplish this?
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.
QUESTION:
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: