I've been using Dreamweaver Ultra Dev to create a dynamic page and I've been unable to view the page in a browser once the file extension changes to .asp. If I try to open it (in a browser) outside of an editor then nothing happens.
If I try to open it inside an editor, like in DW then I get HTTP 400 Error. DW also has a feature to let you view live data, when I choose that, it gives me "Bad Request (Invalid HostName)" it also mentions: "An error occurred while requesting the document from the app server." I'm running IIS.
i have a view.asp . in which i am using select statement such as
"select * from table where id=" & id
its give error message that either bof or eof is not true when the id is not available. suppose there are records from 1 to 100 id no . if i enter 111 then it gives error. how to handle invalid id no.
Why ASP's MS XML HTTP request object gets another page's HTML source without interpreting path differences. For example, if my page is:
www.test.asp/one/two/page1.asp
with XMLHTTP getting source code of page:
www.test.asp/one/page2.asp
and this latter page has a CSS with path ../include/css.css, it won't be used in page1.asp because path will stay as it is "../include/ css.css", not "../../include/css.css" as needed for page1.asp?
I have configured XP and IIS according to some security checklist on the internet. I restarted machine after I renamed and set pw for my admin account.
The IIS isn't working now. I get this:
HTTP 400 Bad Request Error The parameter is incorrect
In other words, The syntax of the request is badly formulated or is impossible to satisfy I scanned my system with SPYBOT, no spyware found.
I have been trying to figure out why I am getting this message.I have an application that is 20 different ASP pages that works in sequential order (step1, step2, step3...). After each step the app writes the entered text to a cookie. This feature is so that if there is a problem, we can still retrieve the data.
This Bad Request error has something to do with the cookie that is written to, because I can go all the way through the app to the last step (step20) and then it gives me a Bad Request. If I clear my cookies then it works fine, until step 20 again.
what may be going on here? I am guessing that it has to do with the size of the cookie, but I am unsure how I can accomplish this task allowing the entered data to be retrieved) without cookies.
Can someone give the snippet to send a post http request in order to send a soap request ? I have the complete http request but I don't know how to send it.
I'm trying to USPS Tracking info to my website. To do this I need to make a XML HTTP Request to the USPS server, then format and "print" the response back on our web site. The site uses ASP and we want to avoid using JavaScript. I found this simple script: Code:
Let's say I want to use the msxml object to call a web page from within my script, and on the querystring or "in the header" of that request I want to include a dictionary object, such that the called .asp page can then request the object to it's script and use the dictionary object.
Has anyone seen anything that describes marshaling an object into an http request header?
Let's say if I want to send a http "Post" request to a url, and check the http status code later. How should I write the code? I have found example to use WinHttp to send "Get" request and check the http status code:
====== Set objWinHttp = CreateObject("WinHttp.WinHttpRequest.5") objWinHttp.Open "GET", strURL objWinHttp.Send If objWinHttp.Status <> 200 Then ... End If ======
How should I write the code if I need to use "POST" to send data in a form, and to check the http status code later?
Having just "discovered" it myself, I thought I'd draw everyone's attention to the fact that the WinHTTP 5.x object (which is used behind the scenes by our good friend the ServerXMLHTTP object) can be used directly in scripts.
This is useful because the ServerXMLHTTP object encapsulates XML-related functionality which is unnecessary for performing most simple HTTP requests, and thus by using the WinHTTP object directly you achieve higher performance, scalability, and reduced memory consumption... AND WinHTTP offers quite a few features that ServerXMLHTTP does not expose - including the ability to specify a proxy (and an exclusion list) from within the script (or to acquire them from Internet Explorer's settings), IPv6 support, and HTTPS/SSL support!
I had came across an error known as "Bad Request (Invalid URL)" when i was trying to input chinese characters into MS SQL database using my asp written page. For your info, I'm currently working on Windows Server 2003 and running IIS 6 on this server.
Hereby i enclosed my asp request method tat i'm using <% sCategory = request.querystring("txtCategory") .... %>
the txtCategory textbox contains chinese characters, and after that I'll insert the sCategory string value into MS SQL database.
I use the ASP page to test whether the connection of SQL Server is fine. I use windows authentication. I get fail when I attempt to use hostname of the destination server. Contrary, I get success when I attempt to use IP address of the destination server. Does anyone know how to fix this issue?
what I need is is when a visitor comes to the site, I need it to check the host name. if "www.hometowndigest.com" is the host, then check a folder named "something" and if the folder does not exsist, create folder "www" and then copy folder "temp" and its contents.
If the folder "www" is there, look in it, check to see if the files in folder "temp" are in there, if not, copy the files that are not from folder "temp" into folder "www". Code:
Why does the error below occur whenever the statement Request.BinaryRead Request.TotalBytes) is executed for uploads larger than 100K? I thought the 100K limit applied only to Request.Form. This does not occur with smaller uploads. This is running on an IIS 6 server with full FP2002 extensions.
This code works fine most of the time. I have found cases when the browser drops the file extension of of the file leaving the Url as something like "Validation?BookingNo=45656756" and of course the browser then fails to find the correct web page. I have noted that the problem has occured you a user that is using Safari on a late Version Mac.
other people that have had the problem have also used Macs but I'm not sure what browser they used. Is there something wrong with my code or are these people just using shit browsers that are not worth me worring about. Is there a better way to redirect the user with some other code.
when the asp page is Request("txtName").i can use "testpage.aspx?txtName=User1" to post the value.but when i use Request.Form("txtName").i cannot use that method,what can i do to solve that problem.(as i cannot modifty the request.form syntax but i need to post data to that web page, is there any method so that i can pass that parameter?)
What I have is the database looking up a fieldname by an "Action" statement. I would like to be able to redirect the page if that fieldname does not exist. Code:
I am passing a XML to SP, and SP in return send XML back. When I comment out sp_xml_preparedocument (XML reading block) in SP, ASP is taking returning XML as valid, but, if I uncomment input XML reading block, ASP is giving following error: Code:
I'm trying to create a table in a new Access database, but the line in the code that says
catDB.Tables.Append tblNew
provokes this error:
Microsoft JET Database Engine error '80040e3c' Table ID is invalid.
Could this be a permissions problem? It's a brand-new hosting account, brand-new directories, etc. The DDL code that created the database ran successfully, but now I can't create a table in that database.
It has been said that When attempting to load an XML file saved as UTF-7 (a transfer encoding format for Unicode), the XML parser in Internet Explorer generates the following error message: Invalid at the top level of the document. The same error also occurs when using the MSXML parser from server-side or client-side script. I am getting this error when I use MSXML 3.0 as reference in a VB DLL function called by a ASP file.
IF trim(request(location))="" AND trim(request(FileType))="" AND trim(request(DateMonth)) = "" AND trim(request(DateYear))="" THEN Response.Redirect plmsearch.asp?ac=error END IF
why is the "?" causing the invalid character? everything is coded correctly on the plmsearch.asp page.
I am trying to pass parameter to a stored procedure on a SQL Server 2000 DB and one of the columns I think I am having a problem with is a float data type. Right now my append statement looks like this:
When I execute the stored proc, it returns a precision is invalid error, but I cannot find a adFloat parameter sample anywhere - am I missing something here? Any help would be greatly appreciated. I asked our DBA to make the data type for the column a decimal, but NOOOOO he wants it to be a float instead.
Invalid SQL statement; expected 'DELETE', 'INSERT', 'PROCEDURE', 'SELECT', or 'UPDATE'. /SeniorP/Alert5/ConfirmMember.asp, line 45 (which has this - cmd.Execute)
I have read may pages and Faq's but still no answer. All help would be appreciated.
I will try to attach the form (Member.asp) and the receiving page (ConfirmMember.asp).
