I created my custom error page and it sends an email with serverVariable("URL") to me, so I know what files users may request which are not found. All of a sudden, I started receiving a large number of emails.
what's the best way to log errors: database or flat text file (in terms of speed and use)? what useful info can I collect on error page 404 as you may suggest (serverVariable("URL") serverVariable("REMOTE_ADDRESS") are not just enough).
Does anyone know of a database management program that I can use with my access dbs? I have several access dbs on one server, but have to log in to each one for editing, viewing users, etc. (obviously). I don't know if anything like this exists, but it sure would be helpful if I could just log into one db to view/edit all of my dbs. Does anyone know of such a program?
how can i make buttons on my web site to import/export favorites from ie a good example of this can be found. can someone give me an idea or link to study on this topic.
Am asking for input on a better way to manage website content. Input is dozens of .pdf files up to 11 meg in size containing one to eight advertisements comprised of both text and graphics. These files are 300 dpi at CMYK and I use the same .pdf files the printer uses to print glossy paper coupons. The goal is to categorize and display the ads in a website for online printing. This post is all words and no code.
The work flow is divided into cropping and displaying.
For cropping: having done it many ways (screen scraping, Photo Shop. Paint Shop, etc.) am getting the best controlled results by opening each .pdf in GIMP, hand cropping each ad and saving as a .png file. Now using GIMP because the others have been awkward to use or didn't provide the results I want. Have tried various pdf utilities to extract each ad intact and avoid cropping altogether, but the mixture of text and graphics gets skewed.
For displaying: I hand update the html directory and when an ad description is linked by the site visitor, pass filename and title parameters to a common php script I wrote that determines the image dimension based on the image size, builds standard html code and displays the ad. For printing I rely on the browser print button.
Will ASP permit me to develop a web-based application that will read these .pdf files directly from the printer's server, let a non-technical person easily crop them, describe them, store them, build the directory, and display them? Kind of like a cropping content management system? also will need the ability to stick in an impromptu ad here and there too.
I would like to be able to generate table reports listing all the TABLE NAMES, FIELDS and their datatypes in a neatly formatted table.
Additionally I am building up a frightening amount of queries.I would also like to cycle through this and neatly associate notes with them to remind me of their specific purpose.The naming of the query can only go so far.
I find that upon returning to my asp and access application after a month or two I struggle to contextualize where to begin query additions and table alterations and hope a catalog method will make me more effective and save time.
We have a legacy, P.O.S. Access database/application that we use for production tracking at work. We are wanting to design a new web application for our intranet to replace it as well as use an Oracle database. I have not used ASP.NET before, but I'm going to start learning so I can work on the new application. In the meantime, I'm thinking of the things I'll need to be able to implement to have this work how we need it to:
1. Convert the Access tables to Oracle and serve them on the intranet 2. Create web forms in ASP.NET to replace the forms used by the Access application 3. Regulate user privileges so that certain users only have access to certain features. This was easy in Access, but I need some sort of administrative area of the new web app. to add new users and regulate their permissions.
Regarding number 3, how would you guys go about doing this? I'm also open to input on the other areas as well.
well i m developing application in asp when i want to access these pages from ie5 it shows error HTTP Error 403 - Forbidden in internet explorer http://localhost/Mail/email.htm .
I thought this is more of an IE issue but i've had no joy on that group perhaps somebody here will have a clue.
If i click a link to a web page embedded in Excel (97 OR 2000) i get the standard error page displayed by IE (you know, the 'cannot find server or dns error' page).
Turning off 'show friendly http error messages' alleviates this. (Unfortunately this is the Windows default setting!)
I downloaded this custom 404 error page which sends an email, was wondering if anyone could have a look at it for me, for some reason, its not picking up the function, I have tried the mailing code and it works fine. Code:
During a Script session, when I hit the browser 'Back' button I get Pag error. I get this error only from a couple of the pages. Would anyone what the problem could be? or how to go about fixin this?
In random case I have the problem of Error 400 bad request. My appliction is asp pages with visual script, internet explorer 6.0, com+, and sqlserver 2000 as database.
i have a link from page1 to page2. this link uses a querystring to transfer data. usually i have no problems using querystring t transfer data. bt for the first time page2 does not display.an eror page displays. i had a look at the properties of the error page to see if the url is correct and i noticed somthng iv never seen before.this is
I'd like to discuss the concept of creating an error page which will handle the website content display. I need it for Search Engine Optimization. The problem is that SE does not read pages with querystrings like:
website.com/mypage.asp?id=123.
Therefore, there is a solution to it to make a link look like website.com/mypage/id/123 (which does not exist), and error page will display the content of website.com/mypage.asp?id=123 page, if url is website.com/mypage/id/123...Do you think that is a good practice to implement? Can anyone show the example? Should I use Msxml2.ServerXMLHTTP to pull another webpagecontent?
Hey i am getting the following error in my asp page
Microsoft VBScript runtime (0x800A000D) Type mismatch /newfolder/temp1.asp, line 135
temp1.asp invamt = qty * price -----> line 135 qty and price come from the database. i am using Microsoft SQL Server. qty has the value 100 and price has the value 600.00. This same code is running fine with Msaccess 2000 and asp. But its giving me error if i use SQL server and asp. i tried this code with sql server in vb, there also its running fine.
I have a strange error with my script. I am trying to upload a file to the webserver using clsupload and i egt the following error when the script runs: The page cannot be displayed The page you are looking for is currently unavailable. The Web site might be experiencing technical difficulties, or you may need to adjust your browser settings. Please try the following: If you typed the page address in the Address bar, make sure that it is spelled correctly.If you are trying to reach a secure site, make sure your Security settings can support it.Click the Back button to try another link. Write Error I tried usploading using another file upload component and got the same error which makes me thinks it could be IIS permissions related. it doesnt even class it as a 500 error it just says this.
What i'm trying to do is if a person hits an error page, these are differnt error pages not the 404's or 500's.. When they hit that page i want it to send me an e-mail with all the information that was displayed on that page.
when using a web application which includes taking an asp page then going to another asp page and coming back to first page ...some times connection to iis gets terminated and page canot be displayed error comes .. this error does'nt comes on a particular page .
I am still in the debugging of my website, but I'm nearing the end. As a last phase implementation, I want to be able to catch all asp errors and if there is one, send the user to a custom "sorry bout that" page, rather than having the errors displayed on that; if there aren't any errors, let the page load. I setup the 404 error, but that doesn't seem to accomplish what I want.
i am creating a appointment calender everything is fine except for one page what I want is to have no duplicate times for example if someone books 2opm on tuesday 22 of june no one else can book the same time.
I have set the database to not allow duplicate entries but I need a page that if someone tries to book the same time it will say sorry that time is taken.
Server.mappath always returns an absolute disk path to a file, regardless of if you pass a web path that starts from the root of the web or relative to the current directory.
chazukka's example will work fine as long as the script is executed from a page that's in the proper directory, i.e., a page that has subdirectory named database and the mdb file is in that subdirectory.
For example, assuming you're running /myweb/somewhere/myfolder/myasp.asp in a directory /myweb/somewhere/myfolder and the database file is in /myweb/somewhere/myfolder/database/mydb.mdb then
I have an Insert Into statement that is working well, but there is no form validation on the text boxes. Is there a "blanket" error check that I can add to the script that performs a data/number check before submitting to the Db?
I migrate ASP to Win2003, and the error page doesn't display the errors but a general error like "The page cannot display..." when error displays, and the error doesn't occur in Win2000. How can I know the error message?