Is there a way of processing an ASP page and placing the resulting HTML
source code into a TEXTAREA on another page?
I have a page that will be generated dynamically from database content.
However, I want a form on another page to have access to the compiled source
code for use in an electronic newsletter.
Manually I would load the dynamic page, view the source and copy it out. I
would then paste it into my form field on the relevant page.
I am trying to debug some values in production server.I want to print the value of rRes(10),but I don't want to show it in the screen.I just want to show it in the source code but comment out,so that I can look at the value.Is it possible?
Response.Write("rRes(10) = " & rRes(10)) will show the value in the screen,but i want to hide it in the screen but still see the value in the source code.
How can i get the source code of a web page through asp code?
View Replies View RelatedI was wondering does anyone use any third party tool to encrypt the original ASP source code from dispose.
View Replies View RelatedI am in the process of building a web page that allows users to make some resource reservations from the web. I need a source code for a calneder where if the user clicks on a specific day of a specific month a new link will be opened. where can I find this ?
View Replies View RelatedWhere I can find the code source for the function len for study ends. As (LEN) with its code was created script of the function. I tried to look for in google but I did not find nothing! Somebody can indicate me one link, site, script?
View Replies View RelatedI use Windows 2000 Server and VS6.0 for development. I have switched on ASP debugging in IIS and everything worked fine, I can debug.
But now when I want to debug I always get "Source code is not available for the current statement"So I cannot debug anymore, what is the problem ?
I have a couple of rather large ASP projects developed using VB script and the source code in both has not been formatted well. Does anyone know of a tool that can parse the source code files and fix simple things such as indentation, consistent use of case on key words, etc.
I have seen several tools that do this for printing purposes, but nothing that actually reformats the original source code.
I have a customer with an extensive intranet which contains a lot of
sensitive company data. The client is concerned that any employee
could download source code back to removable storage and thereby steal
the data.
Printing is considered publicly risky and other capture methods of
visble screens would be too clumsy and outside the capability of most.
So we have been asked to make the source "invisible" or at least
extremely difficult to reveal.
I want to create a site management (admin) web application in ASP under
W2K/IIS5/FPSE2002. It will be used to modify the content of XML files on the web
site it manages. Any changes require authentication. When a file is to be
modified the operator should check it out so that it is marked for modification,
preventing others to change it. The file is checked in after changes are made.
I'd like to be able to check in/out documents from the web admin using IIS
integrated SCC. Is it possible? Or should I implement my own file management
system?
we have an Enterprise Application on ASP and MS SQL 2000. Would like to know if I can convert the asp app to an exe or encrypt / encode / hide the source code so that no one accessing the server can touch / modify / copy the same.
View Replies View RelatedI'm just trying to set up a testing server via Dreamweaver that is my local box. HTML works fine and ASP works fine IF there is no js code input. I can save a few images in a table as an ASP page and it works great, but if I try to pull a table from a database, the browser suddenly displays the code, rather than the page.
I've heard some people referring to articles that might address this, but so far I'm not seeing them.
I have .asp files being handled by asp.dll from the internet information services section.
What the heck am I missing? What else should I provide y'all so we can brainstorm this?
I got this book for some time. I need to download the source code for this
book. However, Wrox, the publisher, does not have download code for this
book. Could anybody suggest any site from where I can get the download of
source code for this book?
I have an XML file that contains nodes and I'm having no problem extracting the information using ASP. However I can't seem to get the ID number from the deliverrequest node from the example below.
<!DOCTYPE xiamSMS SYSTEM "Message.dtd">
<xiam>
<deliverRequest id="10234690"> ''' Need to retrieve this number using
ASP
<to>test</to>
<from>number</from>
<content type="text">Test 2</content>
</deliverRequest>
</xiam>
Is there an ASP way of extracting the height and width of a swf file so that
I can specify these dims when adding the whole OBJECT code to the web page?
What string function(s) would I use to extract just the filename from an URL?
For example, if I have http://www.yourdomain.com/some_directory/some_file.asp, how do I extract just the "some_file.asp"?
Is it possible to extract the first paragraph in a mysql text field? my code line to display all text:
<%=replace(Recordset.Fields.Item("article").Value, vbcrlf, "<p>")%>
I want to separate the 1st paragraph (article lead) from the others (article), without having one table for 1st paragraph and a second one for the rest of the text.
I need a help in extracting files, thru ASP. Is that possible to extract files from .tar, .gzip and zip files thru ASP.
View Replies View Relatedi want to extract the number 38 from the URL below, using ASP what is the solution?
then store it as a variable.
http://pcol-webtest/default.asp?nc=4098&id=38
is asp code able to do the extraction of text from PDF File without using a third party software?
View Replies View Relatedwe have a site, that has a link to a online PC cart that we are registered with. Trouble is, when the user goes to the other site, we obviously no longer have our interface wrapped around the page.
We can do this with an iframe, but it wont vertically stretch the content (a scroll bar appears). Is there any way in ASP, to call a url, and say, insert that url into a <td></td> on our page?
Not a problem with my code, but something I would like to add, (ASP
VBScript) at the moment I have a form where a user uploads their details
including a document (Doc, PDF, TXT, Docx) The document is uploaded to a
folder on the server with the address being stored in the database and I'm
tracking the user id through sessions.
What I would like to do after the upload is redirect to a blank page, where
some script extracts the data from the document and inserts it into another
field on the database associated with the user id, I think this may be called
parsing, but I'm at a complete loss, I don't suppose you guys have any ideas
on this do you.
we have a database with a lot of products in it. and for some reason one fo the feilds is set up like "<img src="images/something/image.jpg" />". they should be set up without the html but because of the way they are set up theres no way i can use them outside of the root directory.
I need a way to just pull the first 10 characters off the string. which would be the <img src=" part, and then pull off the last 4 characters " />. so that i am just left with images/something/image.jpg.
I can sort of get the first part to work by using Mid(string,10)
but how can i remove the last 4 characters?
in php the function would do the ending characters if you made it a negative number. but Mid(Mid(string,10),-4) doesnt seem to work.
Is there a way of extracting only part of an entry retrieved from a SQL database. For instance, if I have an article of 4000 characters can I extract only the first line of the article and them put a link to the full article after the extracted text.
It is something I have been trying to master and will help me display my retrieved recordset data better.
in my project, i want a label which shows the current value of all shares in the market whenever the user login to the application.how can i do that.how could i dynamically extract data from the shares website.
View Replies View RelatedBasically I want to be able to take the tempreature, pressure and wind and be able to use them as variables in calculating performance automatically for an aircraft. I've tried using the pull string method but can't work out how to seperate the variables.
View Replies View RelatedI have a website where people can add job vacancies to our database. In the admin section I can delete these vacancies but have trouble with selecting certain dates from the database.
For example if I wanted to delete all the jobs from the database for the 18/12/2003 I would select the date then all the jobs will appear on the screen and I can delete them. But if I select a date such as 06/12/2003 or 11/12/2003 it doesnt display anything from the database when I know there are a couple of hundred in there for those dates.
I'd like to do the above, ideally in javascript but i'm aware of the security restrictions with accessing the DOM of a file not hosted on the same server - however i'm not looking to manipluate anything on the remote site, or handle any events (such as keylogging!). All i want is to have a piece of text on the remote site dupicated on my own site.
I'm happy to receive the html as a whole and split it up to get what i want, but i'm beginning to think the way forward is doing it server-side with asp.
Anyone know the best way to do this?
OR am i just being silly and there is a way to copy the contents of a remote page into my own page in javascript, split it up and only display what i need.
(btw im quite happy with the splitting up bit, no help needed there - i just need the blasted text in the first place!)
Is it possible to extract data from SQL server to MS Excel ? Say if I have 2 tables (Membership and Profile) and extract some certain datas from those 2 tables; MemberID, Member Name, Birthday, Interest; could it be possible to extract them automatically everyday at 1 AM without me doing it manually?
Perhaps its possible to do it with Stored Procedure? or some other means?
I am trying to add a feature to our inventory that will pass the current URL to a second site so that I can return to the original site later through a redirect. Basically, it is intended to work like this - you do a search, and are taken to a page where you can view the records.
You click on a record to view it and/or update it, and then you are returned to the original search results. I am having some trouble, and am hoping that someone can help me out.
I am placing the values that I want to keep (original URL, search terms, sort order, page number) into a string, and then using Server.URLEncode to encode it: Code:
I have a bunch of html stored in a session variable. It's just a long string of html. I want to parse it to extract certain things out of it. I'm assuming I would use the Left, Mid and Right functions. But don't know exactly how to do it. Plus I need to find the information in the session variable too.
View Replies View RelatedI have an access database and am currenlty using classic asp for most of my coding and am trying to extract sentences from the memo field that contain specific strings, in this case "<b>"
The memo fields contain a lot of data so filtering becomes an issue, so i just want to be able to only display the sentences within the memo field i.e. between "." and "." OR beginning of record and "." OR "." and end of record that contain the string "<b>"
I am working on a small project which requires XML data to be read from ASP.
I am successful at using XML/DOM objects. But when the data size goes up, sequential access will tax the web server. I would like to retrieve the data in the xml file like a MSAccess DB.
I read somewhere that XML source can be provided as data stream in ADO. If anyone has knowledge on this, please provide me links. If possible, answer to these queries will also be appreciated.
1. Which version of IIS supports this.
2. Which version of ADO
3. Additional components needed at the server ?
I found the following link at MS.
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=KB;en-us;q263247