We have special kind of service that covers just north on America (US and Canada), so we want to redirect users comming from another country to another page.
I am looking for a web service or similar thing that tells me the country and state/province of incomming IP address. I am sure it is possible but i don't know who sells that service.
Could anyone refer me to any resources related to that ?
I have one Page "page1.asp" in my website "www.mysite.com" that should open only if it is requested from a another site "www.site2.com" with one ID as parameter (may be querystring - Encrypted).
Even the page1.asp should not get open of requested from within the mysite.com. How do I implement this and what are all validation I need in the top of page1.asp.
We are creating a multi-region ASP application which will be using SQL Server 2000. As our users exist in multiple location i.e. UK, US, Australia how can we distinguish that the date the user is entering is captured correctly i.e. no confusion with DD/MM/YYYY format.
I guess to remove database ambiguity I am going to use the format YYYYMMDD format but how do I know in the first place when the user entered 01/06/2006 that the user meant 1st June 2006 or 6th Jan 2006.
I've written many pages that emails the content of a web form, but the data formatted very nicely. Is there a way to have the content of the submitted form data via email in XML?
Is this possible to check if a text box on form.htm is in mm/dd/yyyy format before submitting to asp page?
if you enter say 2/2/04 it gives a incorrect date format error. The asp page uses this text box in the select statement for a db2 table query that is a date field.
I will be eternally greatful if someone can provide snippet of code, URL or reference material that shows how to display data in a "n colums * n rows" format.
I am new to ASP and have looked everywhere that I could, but I have not found an example where data can be formatted to be displayed in a 3 * 4 foramt, like many of the professional sites would do (actually rows and columns can be any number of rows and columns) All the examples that I have seen, show data displayed in a top down format.
I need to allow user to save dataset to their computer in Microsoft Money format. I searched internet for help on this but found nothing helpful. I also chatted with MS Online Concierge to no avail.
If you could, please provide pointers to steps how to accomplish this. If you will provide the steps yourself, please be very explicit in what you provide.
I have the tables set up in Access, viewing in column format on ASP pages but now the company wants the schedule reports to be in a wall-calendar type format. I've searched and found calendar scripts but I need one that's creates a table resizable to a report size format. Using the existing MS Access db I've written is also a plus.
I was wondering what would be the best function to format a name. Say I have a function FormatName that takes in a string that is FRED SMITH and needs to return Fred Smith. The function basically needs to make sure the first character of each word is capitalized. What is the best way to do this?
how do you format an email in asp. For example: i want my email to read, The following customer has requested two tables then on the next line, it should provide customer's name then next line address and on and on. Quote: Originally Posted by nschafer Or if you want a button instead of a link:
I must have the format of the below line wrong for IE:
click <a href="cal.asp?sdate=<% =strDate1 %>&location=<% =strLocation %>&eTime=<% =strDate2 %>">here</a> to add this information to your Calendar<br>
When I hover my mouse over the link, the status bar at the bottom of the page for IE says: shortcut to 2006 11:00 AM With Firefox I get: http://sd-school/forms/cal.asp?sdate=10/18/2006 10:00 AM&location=Library&eTime=10/18/2006 11:00 AM
The form works in Firefox, which is what I use for testing. So either the format is wrong, or IE doesn't like the spaces or something. It doesn't matter which dates I use, I get the same results.
At the moment I'm entering a new record in my database for every pageview (the record holds several things like IP, useragent..etc). I think this is asking too much of my database, and I get a lot of errors all the time. Perhaps I should switch to entering each 'record' into a XML-file, and use that for my statistics? Any disadvantages, performance issues?
I'm using DW MX 2004 to build an asp based eStore. I have a checkout page created with both the billing and shipping information in the same form. I'd like to add some code and a button to activate it to copy the code to the shipping info (but it can't submit form). Also the State choice is a drop down list based on a recordset. There are other behaviors attached.
i am encountering some problems in converting some data into CSV format..i have alreadi retrieve the data however i do not knoe of ani methods of converting to CSV...is there ani method to save the directory to .csv
I have a problem don't know how to write the attachment file frm mail....
<html> <head> <title>Thank you for reply with us.</title> <meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=iso-8859-1"> <%@ Language=VBScript %> <% Dim strBody Dim myElement
For Each myElement in Request.Form Select Case Left(myElement ,3) Case "txt","sel","rad": strBody = strBody & Replace(Mid(myElement,4,len(myElement)),"."," ") & _ ": " if Len(Request.Form(myElement)) = 0 then strBody = strBody & "UNANSWERED" else strBody = strBody & Request.Form(myElement) end if
strBody = strBody & vbCrLf
Case "chk": strBody = strBody & Replace(Mid(myElement,4,len(myElement)),"."," ") & _ ": " & Request.Form(myElement) & vbCrLf Case "are": strBody = strBody & Replace(Mid(myElement,4,len(myElement)),"."," ") & _ ": " & Request.Form(myElement) & vbCrLf End Select Next
strBody = strBody & vbCrLf & strFooter
'Time to send the email 'Dim smtp Set smtp = server.CreateObject("CDONTS.NewMail")
'****************************************** ' set the mail properties '****************************************** smtp.Subject = "ApplicationForm" smtp.From = "ApplicationForm" smtp.To = "connie@auroraxsis.com" smtp.Body = strBody
'****************************************** ' fire off the email message '****************************************** smtp.Send 'Response.Redirect "thankyou.asp"
'****************************************** ' check return value error code '****************************************** 'if objMail.errorCode = mmeNone then ' Response.Redirect "thankyou.htm" 'else ' Response.Write ("Mail message was not delevered to the SMTP server." & "<br><br>") ' Response.Write ("Please try again later" & "<br><br>" ) ' Response.Write ("The error code was :" & Cstr(objMail.ErrorCode) & "<br><br>" ) ' Response.Redirect "" 'end if
'****************************************** ' always destroy the object '****************************************** ' set smtp = Nothing
' Response.Write ("Thank you for advertising with us. We will revert to you soonest possible.")
' Response.Redirect strRedirectURL %> </HTML>
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I use an ASP mail object to send orders filled online to a recipient via an e-mail. I would like to know if it's possible to format the way the order looks in an e-mail? I tried the following, but see no change in the format:
Does anyone know if it's possible to format the way the text look in an e-mail that is sent using the ASP Mail Object? Is there a different way of controlling the format/appearance of the text that appears in an e-mail?
I've looked over the last 2000 posts for info on incorportating an RSS feed on a web page using ASP to control the display - especially which elements are shown and how many items are shown. I found a free ASP script that I hoped would do the job >>>
I've had some excellent help before on this forum and hoping for some more. This is probably very basicbut I'm kind of muddling along a bit and it's a miracle I got so far.I have a memo text field in a table form and I'm wanting to enter text into it but all a small amount of formatting. Just basic paragraph breaks would be a start. This is kind of following on from a previous post of mine where I was trying to include line breaks. This was the solution.