I have an ASP page that lists a recordeset that can have dozens of records, at the end of each line is a details link that links to a page giving more detailed information about the record where a user can add and update information to that record.
At the top of the update record page I have a Back to Record List page. The problem is that when a user hits the Back to Record List page they are taken back to the Top of the list, I'd like to create a link that will take the user back to the record they just updated. I am carrying the data record number through the querystring.
it so that you could click a link which would open a new window with an map with imagemaps on it and when you click one of the links I want it to load in the original page ie where my home page and my menu is.
is there a way to do this without using javascript if so please could you let me know.
My background is Crystal Reporting. In one of my Reports i had to create a Hyperlink which opens up a .asp FORM in which the user types in data and clicks SUBMIT, as soon as he does that it should get updated in the Oracle 9 database, i have the code for the .asp form and also for the .asp page which inserts data into the Oracle Database, My question is how to link these two .asp pages.
Our company has a website in place that allows users to get information. I've been asked to call a custom made dll that returns a registration number to the user. I don't know much about dlls or coding concepts for that matter (I've built pretty basic client/server asp websites only), but I would like to be able to at least ask the right questions so that I can understand just what I need to look into to do this.
Does it depend what "kind" of dll it is and what language it's written in? Do I then just need to know the arguments it takes? How do you register a dll?
is this possible in asp i have a validation page and need to send people back to the previous page if validation fails this validatation page is a standard one for all forms... thats why i dont know which page it has come from
I'm writing you because I have a question for you all: how can I capture the previous page from an ASP file? I need to add the URL (with parameters if possible) of the previous page to a table in SQL Server.
For example: the page that captures the info is anydomain.com/asppage.asp and if the previous page in the browser history is otherdomain.com/otherpage.asp, I need to be able to capture that information , If possible, of course...
We have a master page set up and it is tied to its css file through the standard method in the <head> tag. What I would like to do though is from another page inheriting the master page to add another link to a css file.
That way i can have the sites global file used to make the general apperance consistent, then make the internal content more flexible without destroying the current css file.
Is this a possible task? When i went into the main master page and tried to add a <asp:contentplaceholder id="additionCSS" runat="server" /> tag to the head. When this is done visual studio alerts me saying it doesn't recognize the tag 'asp'. Is there a way around this? We are only just rewriting the site to use master pages now so I'm still figuring it out.
I am doing a check on wether or not all of the inputs were filled in on a form. If not, I want it to basically just go back and not reload the previous page and resend the data and such. Just go back, fill in the field, and re-submit.
I am trying to have my asp page direct the user to the page that called the current page, but the only code that I have found is on the MIcorsoft MSDN Knowledge base and it won't work.
The users of my website can request to login from different pages. after login they are redirected ro index.asp but I want them to be redirected to original page where they came from
I tried to use
<% Dim backpage backpage = ServerVariable("HTTP_referrer") response.redirect(backpage) %>
I want to put a "spot the dinghy / buoy/ etc." competition on a site I do for our local youngsters sailing club.It'll be like a spot the ball competition.does anyone have an idea if this can be done on-line so they can simply open the relevant page which would have a picture on it and when they click on a specific point their choice can be submitted.
I am trying to put a buuton into my page which will take the user back to the previous page. The reason i am doing this is that the user may come to this page from more than one other page.
I am using this code for the button, which i have seen on many code examples, but when i click on the button, it results in an error as if the existing page is trying to load itself up again.
have also tried using the javascript: history.go(-1) code in the form declaration as the onSubmit attribute, but this just makes the same page load up again.
My client has various Access databases that they want to be able to access (using MS Access, not through ASP pages). I thought I'd be able to create the link from an HTML page but when I do that and click the link, the file is downloaded to the local temp folder. I want the database to open directly from the web server, and then changes must be saved.
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 am doing a project that uses ASP VBScript on Dreamweaver. I try to display data based on the hyperlink on the previous page, where I click on the hyperlink("ID of the informationfile") and the following page will show the detailed information of this particular file.
However, I can't display the next page even if I add the hyperlink and the required parameter on the records that are shown on the first page. I need to ask how can I display the detailed information based on the hyperlink, or in fact the fileID from the first page ??? Code:
What I want to do is have a recordset with all records in and display a list by title with a tick box next to them, then goto a new page which the recordset is all the records that the user selected on the previous page.
I have an application which allow users to search our database. Quite a lot of search fields pull data from other tables. I don't want to populate the dropdowns (total 14 of them) from the database everytime as it slow the page load.
Instead I would like to have a link next to the text field which a user and click and the choices can be displayed and whatever the user click in the pop up I want to transfer it to the text box and close the popup.
For example there is a Textbox called country. The user can either type in the country name or click on the link which will pull all the countries from table in the database and which ever country user selects, the textbox is popluated with the country name and the pop up closes automatically. Code:
After updating a record, I want to go back to the results page from a search. Anyone know how to redirect after you update a record to go back a page to see the results again. A simple click of the back button would do the trick, but that can't be done after you click the update.
I have a question that I haven't been able to figure out. All I have is Bits and pieces but still can't complete it. I have a form that users fill out and submit. I would like the form to displaying a message saying "Please verify that the following content has no error" If it does have any error Click the Yes button. It will redirect the user back to the form for correction to be made .
When the user hits the No button it send the information to the confirmation form and gets updated to the Database.Or something like that. I would the user to have capability to view their information before sending it to be updated.
if there was an easy way to have a form set up so that when the submit button is pressed, it goes to a confirmation page that contains a back button that goes back to the page that called the form.
Basically, I'm looking at a scenario where 10 pages can call the form, but I want to user to be able to click the back button and be returned to the page they were on when they click on the link to the form. I thought that maybe using javascript:history.go(-2) would work, but if the form is reloaded for any reason, gaing back 2 pages goes back to the form.
normally I can redirect to my previous page with referrer. is it possible to go one more previous page is in java script. I mean like,history.go(-1), history.go(-2), etc.
I've got several pages with links. When the links are clicked, a value is posted to 'processing.asp' which does a database update then needs to redirect back to the page from which the link was clicked. Is it possible to obtain the full URL of the referring page using asp? I need it potentially to be able to redirect back to something as complex as:
products.asp?Category_Id=3&SubCategory_Id=12
If that was the URL of the page from which it was linked.
I have a html form which allows the user to select add, delete, update or view from a drop down list. Their choice is sent to an asp page.
My problem is how to send them back a form from the asp page depending on their choice and send the resulting input to the same asp page again for processing.
So if they choose 'add' from the html page then that is sent to the asp page and they are sent back another form, to fill out the new record details which is in turn resubmitted to the same asp page to carry out the 'Insert' statement.
I want to have a series of links (flags for Italian, English, and German) on the top of every page, each of which when clicked will go to a script and change a session variable called language to the respective language. Once the session variable is changed, I want to send them right back to where they came from.
So, if they enter a page on the site that is optimized for "Local Area" and it is in English, IF they click German or Italian it will go to the script, redirect back to "Local Area" with the Session var being set appropriately.
Keep in mind though that I need to be conscientous of SEO, so I want to keep querystrings to a minimum. Ideally, what it would look like is this AFTER the redirect:
I have a quick signup for a friends page, and at the end of the signup I wanna destroy all the session variables using the nice session.abandon then create two session variables for the username and password so they're already signed in, then redirect them to the index page already logged in. Problem is the session variables don't get saved on the redirect when the session has been abandoned on the page. If I take the abandon out and destroy the session variables individually everything works fine and the new session variables survive. But if I abandon the session then set the new variables they do not. Yes, they are being set after the abandon, and do exist as I've written them to the browser before the redirect. Its not that big a deal in such a small scale to delete all the variables individually, but theres gotta be a way incase it was hundreds of session variables right.
