Mixing ASP.NET 1.1
I know that it's possible to mix ASP & ASP.NET 1.1 in the same
website/application so long as they are in separate frames (iframes). This
also holds for mixing ASP & ASP.NET 2.0 pages. But what I haven't tried
is mixing ASP.NET 1.1 & ASP.NET 2.0 pages in the same website/application
but each page in ifferent iframes.I don't think it's possible to to have both ASP.NET 1.1 & 2.0 pages in the same website since IIS defines which ASP.NET version to use. Does
anyone know a way to make IIS use ASP.NET 1.1 for certain pages, and
ASP.NET 2.0 for other pages?Probably one can host the ASP.NET 1.1 website, and link in the iframes of ASP.NET 2.0 pages from another website in the same IIS server. But
that's just looks clumsy.
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I have the start of a function inside <%...%> then half an HTML table, then some other (unrelated) asp code inside its own <%...%> tags, then the rest of the table, then the end of the function in its <%...%> tags. its not working, have I made a grave error? see below:
[CODE]<% function OutputForm() %> start of table HTML, then <% unrelated code which works on its own%> then the rest of the table, then <% end function %>
Is nesting some ASP code inside a function OK? I'm fairly certain certain the nested code is not the problem. I suspect I either have a syntax error (roll-on 4 hr debug) or you just can't do what I've done.
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I get a JavaScript error at this line:Code:
document.location = "myPage.asp?" + <%=strURL%>;
where strURL is an ASP string including some parameters, like this:
"src_field1=dog&src_field2=cat&src_field3=fish"
I got the error only when these parameters are null value. How can I avoid it?
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Im using a table which can add rows dynamically.This is pure javascript. However, first cell of each row, is a 'select' drop down menu, which has to be populated with entries from the database.
So i have to use ASP to connect to the db, retrive the file with the values and pass on these numbers to the 'value' part of the 'select' element of each row.
How can I do this?
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I'm playing around with Acrobat at the moment and here's what I need to do.
(1) Have users online fill in a PDF form in Acrobat Reader.
(2) The users Submit it as a "complete PDF".
(3) It is emailed immediately via CDONTS (MS IIS platform).
(4) Users get a thank you message.
I'm currently using an ASP/VBS script for "pure ASP" upload. This script works fine as tested with a standard HTML multipart/form-data form. However, when the PDF is "submitted" the file appears to be lost. ASP can't get hold of it to save it to the server. How on earth do you get this to work?
My required steps are:
(1) Acrobat PDF file submitted.
(2) PDF file saved to disk on the server.
(3) PDF file attached to email and sent.
(4) PDF deleted from server.
(5) Thank you message served to user.
Step (2) is the sticking point! (Or rather, somewhere between steps (1) and (2)!) Everything else when independantly tested is fine.
I have already looked in to the FDF stuff at www.planetpdf.com, but I can't use the FDF Toolkit because I can't get it verified, signed off and installed by IT in time for this project's go live date, so I'm bound in to the route I'm taking!
Can anyone shed any light as to why this isn't working, how Acrobat posts the file (the form enctype) or any other sticking points I haven't thought of. Perhaps I can skip a step and just take the file straight from the buffer to the mail attachment?
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