i have searched through a ton of past posts in an effort to find the
answer to my problem but so far have come up with nothing.
The problem I am experiencing is with VS6, visual interdev on windows
2000, with IIS.
When ever i attempt to debug my asp web app the debugger will step into
the code and will start an Iexplore.exe process, but not actually make
internet explorer visible.
Does anyone know any way round this I have spent loads of time trying
to sort it already.
I am running an ASP application from within VS .NET 2003. When I run, the files are put in readonly mode, even thought its only an ASP page. Is there a way to edit the ASP (not ASP.NET) page (not in the middle of debugging ofcourse) without quitting debug mode
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 created a label, a textbox and a button when i build the webform and try to see it with the explorer it only show the label
The other 2 objects (textbox and Button) at the Visual Basic.Net editor at the properties are visible and in the code i have <asp:TextBox id="TextBox1" runat="server" Width="122px"></asp:TextBox>
Some pages wont display dynamic data from the SQL DB unless the data is in a certain order, when I move the dynamic element up the page it becomes visible.Does the layout in the SQL DB determine the layout on the page?
I found some code on the Internet that I have modified for my needs and it works nicely from a localhost, but not when it is sitting on our intranet server.I believe the reason is that the instruction
<authentication mode="Windows" />
is missing.
In asp.net I would put this instruction in web.config, but since the code is in an earlier version of asp (the code is at http://www.hypergurl.com/verticaltext.html) I don't know how to include it.
how to make an onmouseover:visible area in the page? i mean ie. i have an output page, and list of datas from database. i want buttons releated its appear when i get my cursor over area of any data. but my buttons are called from includes file.like this:Code:
I have done a CMS system and if I could do something in background mode,for example, send a newsletter.I don't want to wait until the page loads completely.I'm creating a mail object for each record of my newsletter suscriptors,I don't know if it would be better to use bcc with all records.
Which directories and files are visible and readable for a (hacking) user at a Website:
a)directories in the default website (obviously: YES) b).asp-files in the default Website c).asp-files in any diretory outside the default Website d)virtual directories, with files, referred to in the Website e)any virtual directory, with files, set up in IIS f)any other directory and file on the server computer that you know the local physical path to g)any other directory and file on the server computer that you know a valid URL to.
which doesn't seem to be visible through out the site. If I use <% Response.Write(Session("UserLevel")) %> on the login page then it shows that the session in is present and the correct value. but when I use <% Response.Write(Session("UserLevel")) %>. on any other page through out the site it returns nothing
I'm actually wont to use sessions to protect admin pages.
As I am new to sessions, is there anything I am missing?
i tried to open an exe through a shortcut from an ASP page. although the exe shows in the task manager i cant see its UI.can anyone help me with it. i used the following code
cmdExe = "D:DevWalkwire est.exe" Set WshShell = Server.CreateObject("WScript.Shell") WshShell.Run (/c cmdExe) Set WshShell = Nothing
I have a form in which if i check one checkbox it makes 2 textboxes invisible. Thats working fine.( I am using java script to perform this)Now when user fill the form and hit submit and if some required field is missing than it forces the user to go back to form and complete it. While going back it retains all the values for all the fields.It also retails the checkboxs but even though the checkbox is checked now but textboxes which should be hidden are visible.
I was wondering if there was any way to grab all the visible text off a page using asp and xml. I can get all the html of a page. Can anyone help we be able to grab the visilble text.
I have several folders on a test web server that are not visible in the directory structures of several programs, including Visual Interdev and Stac ReachOut. All these folders have one thing in common: they are shared. I tried turning sharing off to fix the problem - no good.
The only way to make these folders visible to my project is to manually add them. But every time I refresh my project view, the folders go back to not being visible and I have to add them again. Any ideas?
I need to create dynamicly an ouput table that users can edit their hours and cost center. Each day have maximum 2 entries for week if they have one entry per week, then the design table will have an empty text box for users to enter in.see the attached outline to show the weekly timesheet in edit mode. Below is the query I am using it ....
I'm developing a web site and i need to make adminisration for this site it's a site for Real Estates . But I don't need the administration to be online . I want them to fill data and images offline and then send them online.
but i have a problem regarding the images i want it to be sent to the web site So i want if there is a possible way to fill data offline and this will put it in offline database then on browsing images it'll be sent online and at the same time put on their location i adjusted offline . So how can i put Images at a desired location Offline and at the same time upload them online .
I am pretty new to asp.net, and have recently taken over a project. I have gotten to the point where I am about to release my changes, but for some reason when i build the project in release mode and launch in in IE I always get a "The Page cannot be displayed" page instead of my login form.
Anyone have any ideas? The applciation works fine in debug mode, its just in release mode that this happens.
We have an webservice application that has a memory leak when the application is compiled release mode. However, when the application is compiled in debug mode it does not exhibit a memory leak.
We are running .net 1.1 compiled with VS 2003.
The application does reference an unmanaged dll that provides security functionality. This dll is instantiated once and referenced on every web service call.
how can i get the data submitted by the previous form using " for each x in Request.Form " and display them same as the the previous form before and the only different is tat this time the all the data in this form is being disabled. (the data may consists from text box, combo box, radio button, etc.) . just wondering is there any way to perfrom like this..
I need to create dynamicly an ouput table that users can edit their hours and cost center. Each day have maximum 2 entries for week if they have one entry per week, then the design table will have an empty text box for users to enter in....
Please see the attached outline to show the weekly timesheet in edit mode. Below is the query I am using it. Code:
When searching through code in Vis. Interdev 6, when in the Find dialog, it listed the results in the results pane below. The cursor didn't change position to the next found item until you clicked on a line in the results.
This is actually a nice feature that I haven't seen before - all the matches show up at once in a list, with a column containing the text for the line the string was found in, so you can quickly see the context of the match.
Anyway, the first couple times I used CTRL-F, I saw a results pane. Then I must have changed something without realizing, because now when you search, no results appear in the results pane, but the cursor moves in the editor window. This is the behavior I am used to with Vis Studio 6, but I would prefer to turn the results pane back on.
I have a survey/member form that gathers information. I would like to have a drop down list on a page that a user selects, either 1, 2 or 3.If 2 or 3 I would like to show on the form another field for information gathering ie:if a user has 1 cat, fields for cat name, sex & age show.
if a user has 2 cats, 2 fields show instead of one for each, and the same for 3.....
I need to debug a COM component written in VB 6. The .DLL is called from asp. All runs well under Windows 2000 (I remember, I had to ad a lot of rights to the user doing the debugging) I just run the dll (F5) in VB, the browser opens the .asp- page where the DLL is called and I see the request in the VB-Debugger. Very nice! It does not run under Windows 2003. Any Ideas? I tried to give the Application pool running the application admin rights. but it does not work. I can not find any errormessage in the event log.
I am using IIS 6.0, VB6 SP6, and Windows Server 2003. The COM are created using VB and being called by some of the ASP pages.
I was tryng to debug the COM in the VB COM project (which is already in debug mode), breakpoints are set at the specific functions. But, I found that the COM component does not jump into the COM project and thus does not stop at the breakpoints I set. FYI, the COM works fine.
I typically use a VB com component for handling business logic and data processing in my ASP projects.
In the past, if I wanted to get a forms contents into my VB layer I would simply pass it in the call and accept it in VB as a string which I could put into an xmldom object.
I am now experimenting with passing the entire form along as a form object (to be accessed as such in VB as a ASPTypeLibrary.Request type.
I have found two ways to do this. 1. pass the form as above using the listed request type in VB. This works great. 2. Dim up a ASPTypeLibrary.Request object in VB and assign it GetObjectContext.Item("Request").
Using GetObjectContext is much more difficult to implement if you want to have debugging ability in VB (there are numerous security considerations).
My question is (and thank you for reading this far), do any of you know what the best practices is for a production environment? Can anyone think of any reason why I shouldnt just use the easy method (pass the form and define its type in the argument list for the sub or function)?
I've found that, when debugging scripts on my computer, IE will give me an Error 500 message if something is wrong with the script, whereas IE on my co-worker's actually prints the line and points at the exact character that's amiss, and says what kind of error it is.
This is incredibly useful for someone who is learning like me, but we can't figure out how to make mine work that way (it's the same version on the same OS and everything).
