In my functions I'm using a double-check all the time to trap if a value has
nothing in it and my question is do I need this double-check.
My check line is:
IF IsNull(xxx) OR LEN(xxx) = 0 THEN
blah blah
ELSE
blah blah
END IF
xxx is usually an array built up of data from an ADO recordset so will
LEN(xxx) = 0 cover my zero values or do I still need the IsNull check as
well?
I need help on an "If (IsNull)" issue. I'm opening a record where "Project" is a certain name. If there are publications associated with the project, I need the title "Publications" to print and then a list of the publications. This works great.
I want nothing to print when there are no publications associated with the project. The code below searches the "Magazine" field. If it's empty, nothing prints. The only way I can get this to work is to associate a empty publication to the project so that the query will return at least one record with an empty "Magazine" field. What I need is if the query returns nothing then print nothing.
I have a database that has "thedate" as a required field. The form that I'm using to insert data allows you to leave the date field blank. If left blank, I want to automatically insert today's date.
If I fill in a date, it works fine & the data is inserted. But if I leave it blank I get an error. This is my code:
i am testing if my memo field (access DB) has anything in it by doing
if isnull(rs("memofld")) then
do this
end if
The script is not picking up a valid value if it is null or not. I have also tried testing for it equalling "" but no lick either.
Read alot of stuff online with people having the same problem but no luck. I have tried selecting the memo field last in the sql query but this makes no difference.
I used this to sum column with nulls and it worked fine but then when I tried to do the same with the next column over, I get "IsNull function requires 2 arguments error".
In my select statement:
Sum(IsNull([1st Qtr],0)) as Sum1QN
The one above worked fine, so I thought I would just do the same for the next column over like so:
I'm working on a "hybrid" application some classic ASP, and some asp.net. I'm trying to develop a support type page that checks necessary components, database connections etc.. last item is to check for the .NET extensions. Is there a way to do that from a classic ASP page?
I am working on a website that requires a login before accessing an appointment book application written in ASP.Basically what I want to do is when the customer first clicks on "appointment_book" link, it takes them to the registration form. After they are registered, It will then redirect them to the actual application. I also want the same thing to happen when a customer clicks on the login link. I want them to login, then get redirected to the appointment_book. at the moment the customer click on the registratration link and it shows them the registration form, they are then automatically logged in after registration. However, when I click on the Appointment_book link again, it brings me back to registration form. How can I have the link always point to the appointment book after they are registered or logged in?
can i restrict that only domain1.com can access to http://www.xxx.com/file.asp page? so when user suft http://www.xxx.com/file.asp, they unable to view the content.both domain is on diff IP.
I have a form with several check boxes.they are all set to default to "unchecked."The db also defaults to unchecked.But,as soon as we hit the "form1.recordset.addnew" all of the cb's change themselves to "checked."?
Does anyone know of any nice ready made asp scripts to check a website's visitors age? I mean the sort of thing you see where you have to choose your day, month and year of birth from drop down lists to comply with US laws Code:
I'm trying to guard against SQL injection, but I have an ID number being embedded into a querystring for MSSQL table selection.
Is it good enough just to check if the querystring value is an int, if so could you quickly remind me how to check that. In PHP we use is_numeric or is_int.
I moved an ASP app to a new Win03 server. The sendmail function using CDO in all ASP appls suddenly stopped working. It worked fine on the previous server (also Win03/IIS6.0). Where should I go to check?
I would like to check if a website is currently down, but don't know how to do this efficiently. I do not have access to the remote server. I have tried using XMLHTTP, and it worked, it just took a long time and I felt it wasn't effecient enough. Is there some other way to check if the website is up or not using ASP?
I have a form that a user submits their clan's website, and roster page. What I want to do, is check to see if the field submitted contained "http://" and if not, add it to the field submission.
I know i can make this easier, and put the http:// in the field as a default value, but i want to know how to do this with a bit of form validation or something.
I've got a page that displays product details. One of the fields in my products table is called Include and is set to Yes/No. I use this to distinguish when I want to add that particular record to a recordset and when I don't. For example, I may have 20 products with the name Ash in them and create a recordset which pulls in all Ash products. However, I only want to pull them in when Include is set to Yes (the others aren't ready yet.) I'm using Dreamweaver and I've setup my product details page to include that Include field with a checkbox. It checks the box if the Include field is set to True. What I would like to do, though, is be able to then uncheck that box and have it update that field to False, or No. Right now, when I uncheck the box and submit the form I can go back in and it's still showing up in that recordset and the box is still checked when I go to the details page.
i know how to code it in javascript but failed to do it in asp. there are 12 digits of number. exmple like this 871205106599. i want to check every single digit when user clicks Submit button.
I have a form and iwant to check if the password which gives the user is between 3 to 6 characters "alpanumeric" there is something in asp code to do this?
I want to use the session check in this The drawback of this page is that anyone can click any no. of time on the options of the poll. So, I want to put a session check so that only once can a person tick the answer. How can this be done?
I am trying to create a database submition type interface which is dependant on the selection of three check boxes. The form contents will always be the same type of information;;; name address etc. The user must decide which db to write their details to.. So if check box one is selected then it writes to database a. If the other two are individually selected then the script will write the form details to another database b and c. If all three are selected then the script will write to all three databases a b and c . Is it as simple as creating three connection strings and assigning them to variables
I'm writing, or trying to! an ASP page that checks if a file exists and if so transfers it. the use sends a query string with the name of the file, I have this bit working, but need to check if the path and or file exists in vb6 I would write:
if dir(strFileName & " est.zip")) <>"" then msgbox("OK 1 ") else msgbox("OK 2 ") end if In VBS for ASP? if dir(Server.MapPath(strFileName & " est.zip")) <>"" then response.write ("OK 1 ") else response.write ("OK 2 ") end if
I have this textfield named idNum and users are supposed to key in their id numbers into the field eg (S1234567D, F1234567Z). The id numbers either start with a S or F followed by 7 numbers and then end with an alphabet (A-Z). How can i check if the id number the user keyed in is valid? I'm using VBScript to code and the format is something like that:
If Request.Form("idNum") = "" Then validateForm=False errorMsg = errorMsg & "Please key in your ID number.<br>" End If