Double Quotation Marks Not Being Processed In Html/asp Form
I originally believe this was a database issue untill I tried to run this using just pure forms.
Issue. I have a form (basic form) and at one of the steps.. the user inputs an article name (and in this case.. there is a set of doublequotes used in this name).
I used the name ( In "Search" of the three Ethical Reviews )
<input type="text" name="Article">
Now I filled in the rest of the data Including a large section with just paragraphs of text that includes quotations marks, slashes, etc etc.
I click the submit button which Transfers all this information into a review page. The review page is another asp page that merely drags all the info from the last page and displays it on the screen for re-editing. Example Code:
I have a number of records I need to display in a list box (dynamic) - some have quotation marks and the system chokes on them.. whats an easy way to overcome this?
I am trying to copy an uploaded document from one directory to another. The uploaded file (attach1) will be dynamically named. The resulting file (LName) name is based on a last name field. I have the following code but I cannot figure out how to deal with the issue of quotation amrks. Should I escape them or do I use another method?
dim fs set fs=Server.CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject") fs.MoveFile "E:Inetpubwwwrootuploads<%=(frmSend.Fields.Item("attach1").Value)%>.doc","E:Inetpubwwwrootuploads amed<%=(frmSend.Fields.Item("LName").Value)%>.doc" set fs=nothing
It will grab any style attribute within HTML that uses double quotes, and put it in the re.Matches collection.Now, I want to include single quotes into this regular expression. Here's what I have so far:
I have a problem with IIS and .NET 2.0. When I post to an aspx page everything acts as expected, the page is executed and I get the correct response. But when I send a GET request IIS just returns the code of the aspx page.
I tried switching to .NET 1.1 and it did not behave this way. I have been unable to discover why this happens.
I am working on building an asp forum, (I have posted a few times with questions ) and it works for the most part now, but I am trying to fix some things.
I am storing posts in a memo field. Originally it was text fields, but 255 characters is just not good enough.
Now, posts are saved fine except for 2 things:
1/ " and ' cause errors. These are causing conflicts with my INSERT SQL statement that is made. How would you get around this problem, I wonder?
2/ New lines etc are not being put into the memi field. I can live without this for the time being, but at some point I will want to implement posts being outputted in the same format they were inputted. Any advice on how to deal with this issue?
When the quote mark (") is the last character on a string, it does not output on input boxes because the application reads it as the end of the value. How can I get the quote mark to appear in input boxes?
I am working on a date function, which takes a YYYY-MM-DD input and splits it into dd,mm,yyyy format. e.g:
string1 = "2006-10-20"
Function stripDate(str) str_len = len(str) if str_len = 10 then str = replace(str, "-","") str_yr = left(str,4) str2 = right(str,4) str_mo = left(str2,2) str_dy = right(str2,2) stripDate = str_dy & "," & str_mo & "," & str_yr else Exit Function end if End Function
test = stripDate(string1) sample output: 20,10,2006
I then want to pass the sample output into another function, but in order to do that, the date variables must be split with speech marks as follows:
"20","10","2006"
but I can't work out how to include that in the stripDate function so that it wraps the variables in speech marks. Whenever I try to include the speech marks the code returns the usual error about unterminated string constants e.g. if I replace the final line of the above function with this:
I'm asked to do Quotation and Invoive modules using asp. To come out with the Quotation or Invoice will not be a problem but I think printing them from the browser will be a problem. The quotation should be formated and printed as if it printed using excel with proper alignment and if the details exceeds the first page it should have the closing line and the next page should have the table header ect.I'm not sure whether this is possible to print in this way from the browser.
If this is not achievable I'm thinking of creating an excel file put all the data inside and open it for the user to print it from excel.Could anyone guide me which will be better way.If creating excel file is a better option sample script.
One thing I've started to notice lately is that asp seems to be very sensitive to how quotation marks are layered. Does anyone know where I can find out when to use double quotes and when to use single quotes? Code:
SelectSQLB = "SELECT * FROM TeamRosters WHERE IDNumber = Session(' 'TeamMember' & LoopCounter')"
Is the line that's giving me trouble and I'm not really sure how to layer it. Every logical combination I've tried has produced a different sort of error. Note that TeamMember# is a session variable and loopcounter is a local variable used to select which TeamMember# session variable to use. Before I've noticed that pretty much it works like this: " ' ' " but that was for two layers deep. What's the syntax for going three layers in?
I am looking for a way that I can trap the single quotation mark. If an encoder uses single quotation mark on a textbox field, it always give me an error because I use single quotes on the SQL statement.
I created a html form and its data is sent when the submit button is clicked. The files are: rcf.html this for the users to enter their data, rcf_add.asp this page is to show the users their data is recevied, and rcf_view.asp this page is the view all the data that is in the access database.
The problem I am running into is when the submit button is clicked on rcf.html page, it should take the users to the next page (rcf_add.asp) where saying "thank you..." but instead, the code of the rcf_add.asp is displayed. I am going to upload all of my files and if anyone can figure out why please please let me know! I've been trying for the past week.
I have a html form, and I like to know how to capture the values in the form after the user hit the submit button. How do I capture these values in an ASP page?
Basically, everything is written in ASP. Firstly, a user fills in an online (ASP) form, and then submits it to another ASP page (e.g. Send.asp). Now Send.asp retrieves all the form data and sends another HTML form via an e-mail. I then receive and open the HTML email(s). Now everything is going fine up until this point.
When I hit the submit button from the e-mail, it posts all the form data to another ASP page.
Now this is when things start to get a little weird.
Half the time when I submit the form via Outlook 2003 message, the other ASP page would load will all the form data intact. Every other time, the other ASP page would load will NO form data at all; just blank text boxes, textarea, checkboxes, etc ...
I've done a few experiment of my own in the hope of finding some answer. So far, I've only seen this happen to Outlook 2003 and not 2000 (we have a mixed between those 2 versions).
Also, it only happens to users in the same state as where the IIS server is located. For example, the server is located in state A, so any users with Outlook 2003 in State A will experience this problem half the time. Other users in State B, C, D, etc ... using Outlook 2003 does not experienc this problem. Because the link is a lot slower for our interstate users, I'm starting to think that maybe network speed has a part in this behaviour.
I'm using ASP and HTML for a form. I'm having a major issue with users copying from MS Word or Work Perfect into my text boxes. What I want to do is top this with either html, javascript, or asp.
How can I save form results as .txt or .html file ?Form contain also html tags <b>, <p align="center">...I want to alowe my users to online generate html or text files via WYSIWYG web editor.
I want visitors to be able to react on the website i'm making. I'm not an ASP-expert, but i've created a html contactform which sends it's data to a sendmail.asp-script. So far so good: i receive email.
What i don't like is that when the asp-script is executed a blank page is displayed and i would like to display a "Thank you-message" not in a new window but instead of the filled contactform. Again, i'm not an ASP-expert, but willing to learn.
Im looking for a way to preview/output html entered in a form a form in a new window. The idea is the user wanting to see what their html will look like before sending the actual email.
In a HTML form field, the user enters a long text. I need to search for an image tag. Then get the name of the image (*.gif or *.jpeg) to check the image library if the image already exists. If exists, cannot upload the image. Else, upload the image.
I'm working on an email message sent in HTML format. As the email reach the adressee the HTML is correctly visualizaed (I made sever tests with Outlook 2003).
The fact is that the code contains a <formthat should be submitted to an external ASP page. The <formtag naturally cointains a target=_blank and a proper action.
Anyway it semms to be impossible to make the form work. The submit does not work; it is evidently an Outlook permission matter...
I verified that sever other things such as <iframes and Javascript code do not work at all when an HTML is visualized in Outlook.
Is there a way, in your knowledge to go round the problem?
I have a problem with filling up an MS Access Database by using a HTML form. I created 3 files: a HTML form file, an ASP file that executes the command and a MS Access DB containing a table with the fields that I want to fill up. Code:
I created a web form in html, I need to create a server-side script using ASP and embed it into the html, so that when the user clicks submit, it sends(saves) the data from text boxes, drop-downs etc, to a text(.txt) file on the server. It needs to be in csv format so that they can create an excel file from it.
