I know how to use Javascript to affect the button in form such as "this.form.button_name.selected= false" but i dont know how to do this with ASP (Vbscript) and how to link to another asp pages when we click on this button if it is activated .
What options/methos/properties/functions/objects do I have in order to create a Function in ASP/VBScript that process/create binary data as an image file type?
The Function is supoosed to get 2 parameters: 1. The file image content type defined as "image/bmp" , strContentType 2. the file binary data, binDataImageBytes (which is stored in session vars)
The Function should return/create an Image File , for instance ~tmpImg.BMP
My Question is How to create a binary Image file type from the session var binary data ?
I want to understand the difference between submit button and regular button: <input type="submit"> and <input type="button">. My understanding is that submit button will send the entire HTML form to the web server, but regular button won't.
I have a problem that needs to pass HTML elements data back and forth in several ASP pages. I am using regular button to do that. But what's the approaches?
actually this is an example of a button called "Edit",however i am not sure of something. what does this c=<%=trim(server.urlencode(rs("cat_name")))%>&c_id=<%=rs("subsub_cat_id")%>'"> mean??
and the "cat_name" and "subsub_cat_id" is it from the database table?
i has installed IIS on Win2k Pro to test some horrible .asp stuff. I, er, he also has phptriad installed and rather like Apache as his localhost server from time to time. How can he switch IIS off?
I want to make it so that when the user is looking at a rendered ASP page and they hit the ENTER key, one of the buttons on the form gets "clicked". In other words I want for the user to not have to click on the button, and just hit ENTER instead. How do I specify the button?
Does anyone know how to code a button that when hovered over moves. Then maybe on the 3rd roll over it will not move and actually allow the user to select it?????
i am having problem with my submit function. When i refresh my page or select an option from the drop down list it is submiting the values into the database where it should submit when i click the submit values. Another problem is tat wad ever values i submit it is appearing with comma at the beginning of the value in the database.
I'm using Frontpage to Design the page and .NET to edit the code behind it. Is there an easy way, like a button, or some simple syntax to add a button to "browse PC" where when the user clicks on the button it opens up that standard HardDrive browse box and you can select a file? And question 2, can you do directory reads where you open a directory and then just keep reading through each file in the directory till you get to the end?
Now I have two different buttons in one form. I trying to figure out how to get the page to know what button was pushed, and then do a set of actions. Such as:
If button1 is pushed then blah end if if button2 is pushed then blah end if
Thats the basic pseudo code for what Im trying to do. Keep in mind this is a image button.
I have been using an image instead of a button to submit a form, this works fine within firefox, however when i come to test it in IE6 it doesnt submit the form... If i add a proper button then it works fine, however in keeping with the look and feel of the site it is important that i use an image. the code i have is as follows:
Code: <input type="image" name="Submit" value="Submit" src="images/proceed.gif" alt="Proceed to the next step" width="221" height="29" border="0" /> The form posts back to the same page to do some validation routines, but when it is not an image then as i have said in IE it doesnt work
I have two radio button and one input filed on my form. What I want a do when user change the selection then I want a display the today date into enterdate input filed. Then later I can add this date into database. How can I do that.
i have created 2 .asp pages which, 1. Index page 2. Adding asp function
User will start to add contents in index.asp, then clicked on the "Add" button. the form will post to addContent.asp to add the contents to the database, then prompt the user for Adding contents complete and lastly display the added content to the Index page.
However, when i clicked on the "back" Button at the IE Standard Bar, it display the addContent.asp page and prompt user for the last msg -> "Adding contents Successfully". how can i redirect the page to the previous page before the adding page when the user clicked on the "Back" button at the IE Bar?
The main idea goes like this: I have a textarea, on the right I have a listbox whose elements are loaded from an Oracle Database, I want to have an "Add" Button which when pushed will insert in the textarea the value selected on the listbox between "{ }" (ej, The {white} cat), you can add as many values as you wish and also manually edit the text, and a Submit button which open another ASP page that will check the sintax of the textarea and insert it on the Database. So far I already have the part which checks the sintax and inserts it on the db, and the listbox with the elements you can insert on the textarea, but my boss really wants the "Add-Remove" feature and I need to finish this for Tuesday
I have a search form. It has 2 radio buttons - 'all words' and 'any words'. The 'all words' is checked when the page is loaded. If the user checks the second radio button, then searches, on the results page (the search inputs stay at the top of the page as the form submits to itself), the checked radio button goes back to its checked default of 'all words'. Is there any way of making the checked button stay on the button the user clicked when going to the results page? Hope this makes sense.
I would like to put a picture on may page and I would like to use this picture as a button to execute an sql query, so when you clik on the picture you will hace displayed in the next page the product in the data base and other info like price for example. I have this code to access the data base but I do not know how to use a picture s a buton to use it. Code:
I have a simple page that reads a passwordQueries a database and returns a specific set of recordsThese Records can be edited.I change a value of one of the fields and hit update and presto it works great.
My problem is that when I try and move the "sumit/update button" to the top of the asp page it will not work. I want one at the top and one at the bottom so they are not forced to scroll up and down....
I think this is a result of the FORM? I am new to this so I am unsure as to why, if that is the case....
I highlighted the submit/updaet in BLUE it is at the bottom of the code
I slide the below line in where I want the button to go..... I WOULD LIKE THE SUBMIT/UPDATE BUTTON TO BE JUST BELOW THE ABOVE TEXT
I have a form with three <textarea> and one <input> element. When either of these are changed I want an "Update" button to be visible at the bottom of the form. I've tried this:
On every element I've added this trigger: onChange='jsVwBtn()'
Function like this: function jsVwBtn() {document.form1.btnupdate.type = "button";}
Default the btnupdate type is set to "hidden". Some of you might start to laugh now, but as you continue do that please give some "state of the art" way to do this
I am wanting the users on my site so be able to search through a database on different fields. One input box for one button. The will be a choice of two fileds they can search on. 1. rDate 2. Age_Group.
The user can can select either of these (but not both) I have been able to set it up for one to work but on both.
I figured out that it is a default feature that if you are in an input box and hit the enter button it will cause the form to sort of 'submit'. I have a page where the form action is the actual page but it does all its variable assigning and such inside of an if then statement. If Request.Form("submit")<> Then and at the end of the if then I have a response.redirect to throw the results of my variables in the llink. So what happens is when I hit the enter button it almost looks like the page is refreshing since the form action is the form itself. And the form doesnt even get into the If then statement. Anyone have any suggestions or direction as to what the easiest way I can do this is?
There is a drop down list on the site and a submit button. The user selects a report from the dropdown and clicks on the button - this should now open up the page associated with the selection. (hope this makes sense)
I am not sure how to accomplish this - this is a very basic page and does not need anything fancy. I am assuming i need response.redirect (i think) but not sure how to make it work.
I'm showing content from a database,but I only wanna show the titles until there's clicked on a button 'more'.My code looks like this now,and nothing happens when the button is clicked: <% Do While Not rstTest.EOF
My requirement is to show only 10 records in a table at a given time in an asp page.The next 10 can be shown by clicking on next button and so on.Page also have previous button.
I have a web form with a button and a number of text fields with validators. When users on dial up connections use the form and click the button the progress bar in Internet Explorer will slowly works it way over and the page status will say done but nothing ever happens. If the user clicks the button a second time all is well. The page works fine on a high speed connection.
I've never seen this before. I am new to querystrings, as just using hidden fields and the POST method has been more than adequate for me until recently. But I started using the GET method, and I noticed that when I clicked the submit button, it gave me this for a URL:
The thing is, selectTSE and Status are the two <SELECT> boxes, so I understand them being there. But why is is telling me the x and y coordinates of where I clicked the button to submit the form? I should add that the submit button is an image, not a regular button. This doesn't hurt anything, just wondering why it's there. And maybe it will hurt something later on; I don't know enough to say.