I want to put an article from a newspaper web site into my web site. My aim is to pull only the necessary information which is related to author. Many of the newspapers have daily article from author.
Within author daily article, my only interest to get the article. I do not need any other section from web site.
I am trying to figure out how to divide longer articles in to separate pages with a "next page" function at the bottom of each page.
Thus far, for my information based website, I have created my database, my Articles.asp page, my Catagory.asp page, and my default.asp and I have built a content editor to enter my articles. And all are working great.
My problem is, I would like to divide my longer articles into smaller pages. I see it all the time on sites...so I can't believe it is that hard. Do I need to divide the articles into "fields" in my database? or is there a way to do it without altering my database?
An MSKB article on the scalability of ADO/ASP
(http://support.microsoft.com/kb/176056/EN-US/) says in a discussion of
why connection objects shouldn't be stored in session variables, "If
you do not pool there will be idle connections wasting server and
network resources. You also have some threading issues that can occur
if multiple concurrent threads end up hitting on the same connection
(though the session ID might save you here, but it is conceivable that
a browser could submit two concurrent requests using the same session
ID and you could get into situation with transactions or with SQL
Server's inability to process more than one command at a time on a
given connection)."
What are the potential threading issues here? (Are there threading
issues even when connection objects are created on each page?) I
thought that even with connection pooling, each connection is only
being used by one user at a time. (And what does this have to do with
Session ID?)
Say I have a 3000 word article in a database field and I want to break it up into a number of pages.
The page break point will be at the end of an paragraph.
I followed the instructions in this article, building the COM+ component and registering it, and creating the two asp files - Upload.asp and Postfile.asp. The problem is that as soon as I submit the Upload form on the Postfile.asp page, I immediately get an "Out of Memory" error from the server. Amazingly though, the file gets uploaded intact.Does anyone have experience using this method or have any ideas as to why I get this error?
View Replies View RelatedI am using asp to create a form where you can send the news article to a friend, and it actually sends the entire article. The problems the article contains <br>,<b>,<i> tags, and when I send the email it shows up like this Quote:
in the Holy Land: The Ideal and the Real. </b><br>
<br><br><br>
The lecture is co-sponsored by the Center for Middle Eastern Studies at
North Park University,
I discovered the replace function. Replace(body, "<br>", chr(09)). That got rid of all the <br> tags, but there are still <b>, <i> tags in there. Is there a way to do a multiple replace like Replace(body, "<br>",chr(09) & "<b>", Chr(09))? I tried it and it did not work. Is there a way to do that?
I need some advice/ideas on how I could do the following:
I want to store articles which contain both images and text - like a writeup of an event - kind of an image and text blog.
I want to store articles in a database probably - at the moment I use access databases.
Clearly I could have the text of my article in one field and store images (or links to them) in other fields and then display all the images at the end of the article but what I want is..
to be able to make it to have text then a few paragraphs down have a nice right aligned image with text to the left of it and then some more text etc etc so it looks like a static, layout planned article.
What would be the best way to go about this? Can this be done by storing in a database?
i wanted to get the 411 on this article. I want to create a small utility web site with a logon page and a form connected to an Access database. The article below explains exactly how but when I try this I can only see the code no actual logon page - nothing but code.
My system is asp allowed and asp.net extensions allowed. FP 2002 extensions allowed. All other extensions are prohibited. I am using w2k3 IIS 6.0 and running 3 html sites succesfully all with working forms. Is there something on the server/website itself I need to enable?Why do I only see code and not a logon page as described in the article?
I am trying to use GetRowsMove method since we are not using stored
procedures, I got until 77 rows found. Showing page 1 of 2. - nothing shows
up in the list box and GetRowsMove.asp I couldn't get that up and running
instead of your recordset I am pulling from my own database that is the only
difference...
So I have that huge database, with a lot of article from different poeple on the same subject. Listing all the articles is too big so I decided to add paging to my pages. So far so good, its working real fine exept for one thing and its here I need help as to how I could configure my things.
For each people with an article a user page is create and in that page are listed their article with the link to them. So how can I specify the link so it knows that the article of that person is at the page=2 or 3 or 4 ... of the paging?
Before paging it was quite simple I was just using an HTML anchor with the reference numberID of the record like this : <a name="<%=RsCritique("refID")%>"></a>
Any idea?