I need to load a load a web page and save the whole page to a file.
I tried ADODB.Stream.Open
"URL=http://www.someurl.com/default.asp?parameter=somevalue"
this fails when you append querystring parameters to the URL. Otherwise it
would have been fine.
I read in an XML document, change an attribute here or there, now I want to save the new version back to disk,
View Replies View Relatedhow to work with ASP apart from tweeking some codes through Macromedia at times.The application has 1 form and 2 reports.
The report is viewed directly at the site and now I want a feature to export the report to excel by adding a button on the report so that it asks me to save it onto my harddisk in Excel.Can anyone help me with the code or concept?
Is there a tutorial or script that will automatically load a website that includes a form that is completed and then autofill the input fields that are displayed which are username and then password.
I know the script will need to probably include a database connection so they can do the autofill where needed. So i want to have a drop down box with all the usernames, once a username is selected auto fill the password field according to its value in the table within the database.
I have this ASP page that checks if a certain DLL is registered on a client machine. If it ain't registered, then it should be registered.
Here is the part of my code that supposedly registers the dll: Code:
How can I copy a file from disk to server?
View Replies View RelatedI would like to programmatically scrape and generate .MHT files for archival purposes. Is this possible. Has anyone dealt with a need like this.
View Replies View RelatedWe have a process at my work where we use a program (DameWare Utilities) to generate a text file of all of the hard disk space used/free from all of the servers on our network. We then import the text file into an Access database and use an ASP page to view the information.
We are looking to automate this process a little more. Ideally, we would like to make an ASP page that will retrieve all of the disk information from the servers, and save it to a database. The problem is that we can't seem to be able to connect to drives on other computers, even by mapping them.
I'm looking for code regarding opening (not saving) binary files (pdf, word, excel...) from hard disk with asp, the website is hosted in C: and the pdf files are in D:
View Replies View RelatedI am a ASP Developer w/ Access Backend. I am new to MS SQL But i knew that MSSQL has a big upper hand against MsAccess I am currently running my website w/ MsAccess DB for Members. If i wanted to transfer all the data from Access to MSSQL. I use Virtual Hosting. So i have less access for installing a converter.
Can anyone help me for coding to create a brand new MSSQL database and transfer the Contents. Get me the basic coding. I wanted everything to be programmatically. Atleast help me Create a New DB in MSSQL I have an Idea for Transfering if it works.
My idea is to create DSN for both of them (My Control Panel Allows DSN Creation for both Access and MSSQL) and transfer through two recordsets and connections. That Part is almost OK.
Using ASP, is there an easy way in code to "visit a URL", without opening a
browser session?
Explanation: I have a page caching class. The page caching class's behavior
can effectively be "programmed" via instructions that are sent through the
querystring. When members of our staff update articles using a CMS I
programmed, I would like the cache to be flushed. The cache can be rebuilt
by issuing an instruction via a URL querystring.
I would like the machine to programmatically "visit" two different URLs
without actually showing those pages to the user.
I have web page that I use for add/delete/modify records from a database. Depending on what the user desires on previous web page this particular web page allows users to add, modify, or delete the record from a database. Each has different directions and labels on buttons are change with in code.
My users also want the background color for add web page to be one color, modify web page to be different color, and delete web page third color. In VB this was form.background color, but can not seem to find solution in MSDN for this one.
I have two machines, one generate files, and copy to the other.
I try wscript.shell in my program, but it dit not work.
The two machines are not in the same domain. I saw some people's
question but not suitable for me,their machine are in the same domain.
They can assign permission to do the job.
In my code to send email from VBScript, I use standard CDOSYS code similar to
the following:
With oMsg
Set .Configuration = oCon
.To = """Admin"" <admin@mycompany.com>"
.From = """Joe Admin"" <jadmin@mycompany.com>"
.Subject = "Hey You!"
.TextBody = "Service(s) have failed!"
.Send
End With
I understand the use of the .HTMLBody property, as well as the
..CreateMHTMLBody method. So I know I can create an ASP or HTML page, and
pass it to the .CreateMHTMLBody method, to get the images truly embedded, so
the email source contains the cid:blahblahblah references to the images,
which is key to getting the email to display properly in web-based mail
clients.
My question is... how do I achieve the same thing (embed the images) that
the .CreateMHTMLBody method does automatically, manually, so I can also
inject values passed from a form postback into the email?
It seems that I shouldn't use the .CreateMHTMLBody method. It seems that I
need to manually accomplish what it accomplishes automatically, so I have
more granular control. But I have found no thorough online resources that
explain exactly how. I have thoroughly looked at all of the SDK information
pertaining to CDOSYS, and I am still in dire need of an example for
VBScript...
It seems that the .AddRelatedBodyPart method is part of the answer, but when
I use it to embed the images and fill .HTMLBody, rather than using the
..CreateMHTMLBody method, I do not see cid:blahblahblah in the email source,
and the images do not display properly in web-based mail clients such as
Outlook Web Access.
I really need some help on this. It would also appear that I am not alone.
I find plenty of questions on this, but no answers. Can anyone help with a
working VBScript example that embeds images into an email in a fashion that
yields the cid:blahblahblah in the email source, for the image references,
that does not use the .CreateMHTMLBody method to do the work automatically?
I persist the login info using cookies so that a user doesn't have to login every time they come to our website, unless they previously logged out. Everything works OK on W98 SE, and Windows XP Pro machines.
On a W2K machine, IE6.0.2800.1106 SP1, the following function won't delete cookies, or deletes them but they're mysterioulsy re-created when the web page is subsequently referenced. Therefore, a web user can't logout.
// ============================================
// remove login cookies
// ============================================
function KillLoginCookies ( )
{
Response.Cookies ( sCookieCustomerID ) = '';
Response.Cookies ( sCookieCustomerID ).Expires = '01/01/1980';
Response.Cookies ( sCookiePassword ) = '';
Response.Cookies ( sCookiePassword ).Expires = '01/01/1980';
}
What am I missing here?
Is it possible to load a DLL in an ASP page? I know that we can create instances of COM/ActiveX objects using Server.CreateObject, but what about a normal DLL stored on the system. Is there a way to load such a DLL and call its functions?
View Replies View RelatedI cannot display asp pages on my local pc but can display php pages and asp.net pages.
I get the following errors
1 -2147467259 (0x80004005) - when I have IE not show friendly error messages
2. Server Not Found - when I have IE show friendly error messages
3 Resources in use - sometimes - when I have IE not show friendly error messages
4. Sometimes I get the microsoft error report popup stating there was a problem with COM Surrogate
I am running Win XP Pro SP2 with IIS 5.1, and latest .NET framework (release not beta)
I have tried the following to solve this problem:
1. Set intranet security to as low as possible in internet options.
2 Set internet options to allow active content to run
3. Set security to low in IIS for the web site
4. Use http://localhost/webaddress.asp not C:filename.asp to open the asp page
5. Turned off script blocking in Norton Anti Virus
6. Have tried a simple "Hello World" page to ensure that there was no problem with the code itself
7. Checked that the asp.dll is where it should be
8. Have IIS set to allow anonomous logon
9. Have IIS control password
10. Have IIS allow windows integrated logon
I cannot think of anything else that would prevent the asp pages from displaying. I have searched the web and seen similar questions to this but no answers that seem to help resolve the issue.
i have one text file when user click on link of this txt file ..than this file be downloaded to client machin...
<html>
<head>
<title>Untitled Document</title>
<meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=iso-8859-1">
</head>
<body>
<a href="download.asp">dd.txt</a>
</body>
</html>
I'm using IIS on my localhost and also in some free Brinkster webspace.
The problem I have is that when ever I try to use a script that includes the File System Object (as I want to read/write/copy files etc), the page won't load, the progress bar in the browser just very slowly increases, but never gets anywhere, and nothing ever loads.So I'm thinking it's a set up problem? I've tried the same scripts in my Brinkster webspace, and they don't work there (but I know they do work!) but Brinkster may have some restrictions.
Is an FSO problem like this common? Can I alter some settings on my localhost set up to solve it?
I never used global.asa. I am thinking of load some data in
application_onstart which is read only from database(I mean the data will
never be changed in any asp pages of the applcation) and so any session for
this application doesn't need to reload data from database again, reduce
database connection and procedure call.
Am I right? just doesn't see that kind of comments on-line.
I want to make sure this is the right concept before I am heading too far.
ASP Pages don't load in IIS 5.1 for XP, continuously wait.
I have this very same website running same version of SQL server but on two different OS's. The website with the very same configuration, but running on Win2k with IIS 5.0 is working perfect. But the system running with IIS 5.1 on XP continuously loads and never displays ASP pages. After a few moments, if i refresh, it says that there is too much traffic to display the page. I am not worried about the second error, because I can simply fix that by disabling 'HTTP keep alive'. I searched for people that had similar problems, and what I found is that the problem seems to have originated from a Critical Update and users are either switching to Win2K or went with Apache rather than IIS.
I am creating a asp page containing a employee time-sheet table in it. there are two columns in the table, one is time-in one is time-out, and the table total have 20 lines.
In both time-in and time-out columns I want they show up as drop-down box say as: 9:00 am, 9:15 am, 9:30 am etc, , but I don't want the page load each drop-down box in total 20 lines, I only want the drop-down box loaded when the employee click the field.
I know maybe I shoud use JavaScript onClick funtion, but I am not sure about it, and I don't know the detail coding.
i have an asp script to load an image. baiscally if there is an image reference in the database i want it to load that image but if there is not ref in the database i want it to load a default image.the code i wrote is
<% if Image = ""
then
%>
<img src="catalogueimages/default.gif">
<% else %>
<img src=<%=Image%>>
<% end if %>
have also tried null instead of "" but that didnt work either.
I have IIS installed on Windows2000. When I create a .asp webPage with DreamWeaver, the browser (IE6) can't open it. No error messages, it just hangs there.
View Replies View RelatedI have downloaded an ASP WYSIWYG editor but I cant fingure out how to load an asp file into the editor. I think what I need to do is to load the file into the variable and then the editor loads the variable and formats the code accordingly. But I just don't know how to load the asp file into the variable. Here's my code so far:
Set fs=Server.CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
Set f=fs.OpenTextFile(Server.MapPath("Test/7610.asp"), 1)
Dim DataTransfer
DataTransfer = f.ReadAll
I have a webservice and iis webserver. if i open de asmx file i get errors saying Unable to load DLL 'msvcm80d.dll'
i added the modules to path directories and the directorie containing my webservice.dll file. still get the same error.
I was wondering if it is possible, without software, to limit access to a page or section using ASP based on server load? I know you can install software and then call it using ASP, but I would really like to avoid this. I'm not sure if .NET even has this capability without using software.
I have a future project that they want to limit access to the management section if the server is under great load or is loaded more than 70% for example. Every search seems to bring me to .NET but I haven't had time to read in depth to see if it's built into .NET or they are accessing it through software.
I wanted to know if there is a way to load a asp page in to it self.
View Replies View RelatedI have an asp page that gets data from a form in another page, for this, i am using the GET method to send the data to my asp page, and the page works great.
This asp page, nowadays, is quite big for displaying at once, so i decided to split this page in four new pages. Basically, my old asp page is now the static visible part, and the other four new asp pages, are the ones that will show the dinamic data.
What I tried was to make an <!--#include file... -->, and this works great for me if i have not to pass any values to the pages in the includes, but i have to, so what i want to know is if it possible to do this in any way, or, if i have to make four new diferent pages.
Does anyone know any stats on php vs asp with heavy traffic?
Let's say Asp is hosted on IIS6 & win 2003 with the same server specs as php on Apache & Linux. Both of them are heavy queried sites using MySQL. I saw a lot of people are saying php is the winner here, what do you think on that?
How do I make a form's text box focused on page load? I have a page that loads one text box for a user to enter their zipcode and then press search. How do I get the cursor to be in the box when the page loads. I do not have access to the Code:
<body
.
Only what's between the body tags. Maybe a javascript out there?
i made a page that loads images from the server via asp scropts and it work fine on IE, but a client using netsape called and said that the images doesn't load and it just shows a broken link... i looked at the page through navigator and notice that the images/products/ was changed to images/products. What could be the reason for this?
View Replies View RelatedI'm new to asp but not new to web programming. I've been a cold fusion developer for a few years now, but due to a job changes I've had to learn asp. I'm running into a problem calling my stored procedure. The procedure runs fine in Query Analyer so I know that works, but when I try to call it using asp I get:
ADODB.Commanderror '800a0bb9'
Arguments are of the wrong type, are out of acceptable range, or are in conflict with one another.
/ce/etracker/aIssue.asp, line 7
Here is my code.....