I am currently undertaking a project where I have to make the page layout and colour scheme customisable to the user. I have therefore created the different style sheets for both colour schemes and layouts. Each user within the backend database has a field for layout and colour scheme. I need the system, when a user loggs in, to check the field value of both of these, and apply the relevant CSS sheet to every page within the site thereafter.
I have already tryed using cookies, but becasue it is for a school, many users will use multiple machines so that wouldnt work.
....strategy to do this. It works wonderfully except I cannot figure out how to do two things:
1) specify a name for the worksheet that's exported (it names the worksheet "blah.asp?q=123" when the user wants to see "Monthy Quotas"
2) generate multiple worksheets. The exported spreadsheet should have about 6 tabs on the bottom that all contain different information in the same report.
asp is known for it's large amounts of useful functions, how does everyone remember them. I am thinking of typing up all of them and then print it off for easy look up. is that bad?
I'm using dynamic css sheets.What I'm currently doing is reading a normal css sheet as a text file, then using regular expression to change all the size values and outputting the resized css.Would it be faster to put a resizing function in the asp page that outputs the css, rather than using regexp to change a stylesheet? something like this Code: <% Function resize(n) resize=Int(clng(n)*(size/12)) End Function %> h1{height:<%=resize(20)%>px;width:<%=resize(200)%>px;} #firstDiv{height:<%=resize(120)%>px;width:<%=resize(200)%>px;} .............. ..............
I did some searching here & Google but I'm probably blind because nothing matched exactly what I'm trying to do. I'm creating an excel file through ASP, oh yes, I'm doing it! No probs there but how would I add data to several sheets? This is the idea (simplified) how I'm doing it:
So what should I do if I'd like to create a sheet called "foobar" and write that stuff to it and then another sheet called "zenithrocks" and write some other stuff to it.
I'm facing a challange where I have some XML data in either a flat file or an SQL database. I also have an XSD file representing the structure of what used to be one- many Excel sheets.
My task is to generate an Excel like sheet in as ASP.NET webpage where users can edit the XML data stored in an SQL database.
I'm using Visual Studio 2003 and C# to build this ASP.NET application.
I know it's a long shot, but if anyone has experience in building similar applications I would love to hear how you have approached it.
I want to use asp to assign a css class to <td> tag. I was thinking an If statement, but i've not come across trying to assign a class to a table cell before! I want the cell background to be highlighted red determined by a database table with - yes or null. (null remains white, yes - red) At the moment it simple like this: Code:
I need to figure out how to make ASP add in the appropriate style sheet. Basically I want it to look, see what page it is on and say, 'Ok ... if this is the home page, use this style sheet ... if it is not, use this other style sheet.'
I'm trying to write a style sheet switcher for myself in asp. The code sits on every page. I've so far managed to cobble the following: This block sits in the head: Code:
I am storing content in a database, and when a text field is updated I am adding a line "Updated by <username> at <date and time>" inside the text field.
Now what I would like to do is to apply a dynamic style to that line by using a span.
<span style="<%=UpdateStyle%>">Updated by <username> at <date and time></span> where UpdateStyle would be an ASP variable like "font-weight:bold;color:red" etc, so how that line is displayed is amendable at any time from within an include file.
Well obviously using <%=UpdateStyle%> didn't work ... I also tried defining it as a javascript variable and calling it using document.write, but that didn't work either.
I am having trouble with css style sheet with asp code, everything was working till I put extra of css code in there, and I got error message state expected end statement,
I would like to know if and how it would be possible to create an entry-screen that allows the user to enter data in a database, using a spreadsheet/table-like entry screen. The screen would start of having headers for each column/field and an empty row underneath. When each column in the row is filled in, the user must have an option to add another row.
I'm look for the code/explanation that helps me set up the entry screen, and the ASP code to add the entered data in the database.
I can imagine that each entered row is added to the table when a new row is added, or a button is pressed and then the screen refreshes with the newly entered information and a new row...
Further to a question I posted a few weeks back - i'm devloping a site for our company where visitors can vist product sections, and pick catalogues they want - currently they can only go to one section, pick catalogues, order them, then move onto another section - problem is this. The powers that be want a more 'shopping basket' style - where customers can browse all the sections and pick as they go - and order them all together. In a 'shopping basket' styleee - so does anyone know of any good shopping basket style tutorials?
I am trying to make my result set print out the results in the same style as a calendar or photo album. I am actually making a photo album, and I can only print the results in list format. I would like to have 3 or 4 results per table row. Then once I have 3 or 4 results across a new row in the table will start. Code:
Anybody have any experience of a decent explorer style tree view system which is database driven?At the minute I'm using ASP Tree View (www.CompuSolve-Technology.co.uk) but it's not really the best.It has to work with a database (MS SQL Server).
It there a standardized process of working with text files that follow the typical INI file pattern with sections within it designated with square brackets? I am looking at needing to read in some of these into the DB and then editing in the DB and writing the files back out again. As an example they would have sections like this:
I have this file called "inc_BreadCrumbs.asp" basically this is a Navigation include file as breadcrumbs style, and I inserted this to every page in my site. It works fine but one thing I cant configure is that:
It displays the file names as for example: search.asp or results.asp etc... But i want it to display as SEARCH or RESULTS etc... How to implement this? Can it display only page title name or something else how can you change it? Code:
It will grab any style attribute within HTML that uses double quotes, and put it in the re.Matches collection.Now, I want to include single quotes into this regular expression. Here's what I have so far:
We have a web server running IIS 5.0 that will not load any file with an .asp file extension. The server loads .html just fine, but all links to an .asp file end up timing out.
Is it possible to create a loading bar with ASP? I am thinking of displaying the loading bar while my customers' requests are being processed (databse update).
I have an asp page which takes approx 1 min to load over the network due to how much data it has to deal with. If someone was to press stop on the browser i assume it doesnt close the connection to the database is there anyway to ensure it does?
I've got an asp page that is set up in with two frames. The problem in question pertains to the main frame which contains a simple 'response.redirect' line that redirects the visitor to a different location. Other than this line, everything else are tags and no asp-oriented code.
I've tested this on a couple of computers, and it works fine. However, there are a few other computers in my office where the redirect just hangs and doesn't load the redirected page (i.e. the status bar states 'Open http://someurl.com' and stays like that)
Is this a problem with using the asp line, or is it a computer setting/browser setting I'm overlooking?
I have an ASP file that eastablishes two connections to a SQL Server and produces two Record Set objects. I am using IIS to develop and the SQL Server database is on the same computer.What I am developing is a message board, so there is a form on which information is submitted. The first connection and recordset puts information from the form into the database table, and the second connection and recordset pulls out 10 records from that same table and should write out some information from the recordset. The problem is when the form is submitted, it takes forever for the next page to load. I am not even sure how long it takes, because the longest I waited was about 5-10 minutes for it to load, and it still would not load so I closed the browser. Are the two connections or two recordsets too much for the server to handle, or am I doing something else wrong?
is there a way of loading pages into a div i have created a review server where people can upload folders of work the create a start file, ie an index page on a microsite..
i then want to show this page within my page.,,, i dont want to use frames or i frames, can this be done by loading the page into a div?
im not sure if this is possible, but how do you load a file in asp? Basically i want the user to choose a .mdb file from their file system and then set that file as the "master databse" to be used in the website!
