I have an order form that dynamically populates item names and item ids from my MS SQL database. These values get put into three arrays that are looped based on the qty selected for insert into a cart table. Everything works except that the values are inserted into the database twice. Here's the insert code:
View RepliesI've got a form which lets users input HTML code into a database (the user enters their code into a form field, then submits, and the HTML is written to a db). This code is then pulled out of the database onto a web page. It must validate - so needs to have all characters intact.
How do I perform an update statement which lets me insert double quotes into the database? I know it's possible to achieve a similar thing by replacing the double quotes with some other characters on insert, then replacing these other characters with double quotes when the data is pulled out of the db, but this seems a bit messy.
How to prevent duplicate values when using BULK INSERT to insert CSV to SQL Server? Code:
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string = 2_3, 4_5, 6_8;6_9, 4_6; 3_1
I need the split after "," and ";"
I have an asp page.I have all the form tags, javascripts etc in that. For e.g In my asp page I have mentioned my form tag as
<form name=frmupdateskill method=post>
and javascript as
<script language=javascript>
some code...
</script>
I send this asp page to my onsite person. When he replaces the old asp page with the one I sent the following are the things I come across. Code:
I am using an HTML form to post data to my database, but when a users enter contact info into my database I am getting the same info twice, although the user only submits once. Here is my code:
sSQL = "INSERT INTO Lead_Data (username)" & _
"VALUES ('" & User_Name & "')"
Set objConn = Server.CreateObject("ADODB.Connection")
objConn.Open "DSN=", "", ""
objConn.Execute(sSql)
objConn.Close
Set objConn = Nothing
Response.Redirect("addpass.htm")
I'm trying to pass data from a <textarea> box to a confirmation page and then pass the same information from the confirmation page to a final page.
When the information gets passed to the final page it is truncating it where there are double quotes. I've tried to do a replace() function to try and escape the quotes out but it's not working.
confirmation page
Code:
<input type="hidden" name="results" value="<%=results%>" />
final page
Code:
results = request.form("results")
results = replace(results,""","""")
results = replace(results,vbcrlf,"<br />")
What I would like to do is the following: Menu box 1 populates all 50 states from an SQL table. Use selects State. Menu box 2 gets populated from SQL table with Al counties in that State. User selects prefered county then hits submit The part I am having trouble with is populating the county menu box.
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display right now is read only. However, with text box this display can also
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I would like to double click on category field to get
to another asp page that would show the details of sales for that category
value double clicked.
My question is: If there is any double click event that would allow me to
pass values to open another asp page.
Got a stubborn problem with double quotes
i can replace two single quotes but how do i replace a quotation mark e.g. (") and not ('')
Replace(rstSimple3.Fields("Description"), "''", " ") works
Replace(rstSimple3.Fields("Description"), """, " ") cuases error!
i want to know how to include double quotes in " "
such as
somevariable=" "Provider=Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0; Data Source=" & Server.MapPath("kb.mdb")" "
note this is example given by me.
i only want to know that
how to include double quotes within double quotes.
I got to place a loop to create a call to javascript with different ID' s generated by asp like in the following code ...
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I have some data string like ~!@#$%'^&(*("}[;asd"> which contains double quote and greater then sign, first I need to insert this value into database, second this inserted value I have display in a textbox by retriving from database, as it has "> at end of the string values are getting discarded.
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How can I get double quotes to display in a text box or textarea? Using a backslash or &Quot; (with Replace() e.g.) just prints out the backslash or &Quot;
Here's an example of using ASP, CDO and a Microsoft Access database to create a double opt in mailing list for subscribers. It lets the user subscribe and then sends them a confirmation email with a random url that has to be clicked to confirm the subscription.
I had a hard time finding a free example so I threw this together for other's searching for something to start their own with.
If user refreshes the browser window, or if user clicks twice onto the submit button, SQL query is executed twice, the table gets two new rows.I found many possible solutions, but not the complete one - every solution has it's problems.
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"Response.Write("The words "DEV SHED FORUMS" are in double quotes")
Here's the line I need to insert into an ASP page.
<script Language="JavaScript" src="/blarg.js"></script></head>
Right now it throws off the asp include with the quotes.
I have created an Intranet in my office using ASP (of course). Within it is a booking system, allowing booking of conference rooms, digital camera and other equipment. It works perfectly...almost, as there is no way to prevent double bookings.
I really don't know where to begin with this one. All bookings go to an Access DB, into a single table. The bookings have a start time and an end time (24hr).
I would like it so that when the user submits the form, if there is a clash in times instead of saying, thanks for your booking, to redirect them back to the booking page saying there is already a booking for this time and that I am very sorry!
I guess I have to check some value in access and return the info back to the webpage before it chooses where to redirect the user.
Some basics to check, does this happen on all machines that submit, or only one. If it is only one, then chances are it has to do with mouse settings on that machine (i.e. double click speed type of thing).
Try checking and submitting on another machine. If it only happens on one machine, try changing the mouse settings on the original machine. Try submitting on the original machine. If this doesn't work, then worry about programming around the event.
How can i prevent double sign in with same account?
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Here is the sql statement:
strSQL = "INSERT INTO [Members] (Website, email, category, phone_no, fax) " _
& "VALUES ('" & web & "','" & mail & "','" & cat & "','" & phone & "','" & fax & "')"
The values are variables. I checked the input statements first then assigned to variables. I hoped it would make the sql statement easier for me too read. Also does Access accept null?
IE6 users submit a request to an ASP page which (among other things) sends an e-mail, however, the page appears to be submitted twice since two e-mails are sent.
I have verified that the page is being submitted twice (by IE6 somehow and not through user action) by attaching a time to the content of the sent e-mail. With a single submit at the client end, the server process the page twice and two messages (with slightly different times) are sent.
It would seem that the initial submit initiates the ASP page on the server, then there is a reset at the server end and the submit is reprocessed before the HTML is returned to the client. Code:
I just alanyzed the response of my ASP and discovered that the header
"Content-Length" was added twice. I've double checked my application , but
it only adds it once, so I think IIS has also added this header. Is there a
way to "overwrite" the header added by IIS or to tell IIS not to add this
header information?
I have a huge amount of very small responses, so the header may be a
reasonable part of the whole response and I want it to be as small as
possible. I need to add this manually, because for some responses I use
Response.Flush - so IIS simply cannot be sure what amount of data will be
there.
I 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:
I'm trying to solve three minor problems with vbscript REGEXP.
1) I want to find any occurences of and|or|not in a string and capitalize them.
regEx.Pattern = "(s)(and|or|not)(s)"
KW = trim(regEx.Replace(KW, "$1" & ucase("$2") & "$3"))
how come this is not working?
2) when highlighting words (in a search results page for example), I want to match the word ignoring case. however, when wrapping the word in highlighting code and replacing the substring, I want to keep the original capitalization.
regEx.Pattern = "(^|s|[^a-z0-9])" & highlitetemp(iTemp) & "(s|$|[^a-z0-9])"
Body = trim(regEx.Replace(Body, "$1<span class=highlite>" & highlitetemp(iTemp) & "</span>$2"))
for example, if the word to match is marvelous, but the word is stored uppercase in the db, the above code will replace the word with a lowercase version. how do I get around this?
3) I want to remove any and|or that are not inside double quotes in a string. for example,
test = """The dog and the cat""" & " and fox or mouse " & """the cat and the dog"""
resulting in "The dog and the cat" and fox or mouse "the cat and the dog"
I would like to remove only the AND OR linking fox and mouse in the middle of the string. how would I do that?
I am using ASP Upload to upload an image to a website. I have other form fields in the form that are used to obtain data and are inserted into an access database. This occurs on the same page as the page that upload the image. Everything works fine except it inserts each record twice into the database. Anyone have an idea what causes this or what I can do to make it only insert once. I am useing the progress bar and don't know if that has anything to do with it. Here is my code.
Set rsPhoto = Server.CreateObject("ADODB.RecordSet")
Set Upload = Server.CreateObject("Persits.Upload.1")
Upload.ProgressID = Request.QueryString("PID")
Upload.SetMaxSize 500000, True
Upload.Save ....