I have an ASP page working the way I want it to, no issues there. What I am trying to accomplish now is more on the graphic side. I have some hyper links on the left hand margin of the page. WHat I want to do is Color the width of that area different from the center of the page. Does anyone know how I can do that?
Can I add an image to the background adn have all the hyperlinks in the for front?
Is it just a color sertting in the form?
I've posted a thread a few days ago about a ASP.NET script that creates dynamic images.
Somebody mentioned that there is nothing similar to the System.Drawing class in the classic ASP.
Does anybody know which class could I use to create dynamic charts, like pie, or bar charts in old ASP, not ASP.NET? If yes, where can it be found? (Please no commercial components )
I dont need sophisticated charts, I need a class that allows me to dynamically create jpg or gif files, with methods similar to the System.Drawing namespace like createRectange, fillRectangle, drawLine etc.
Does anyone have any code examples on how to store a graphic image or binary file in an oracle database? One of my upcoming projects requires that I pull a file from the database and I want to experiment with this before I start on the project. I did a search on google, but nothing relivant showed up. Code:
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View Replies View RelatedLooking around, theres a bunch of pre-made utilities out there for ASP that make graphs and charts. I guess they often just write binary image data on the fly, and they output the image. You can even say something like <img src="blah.asp">.
My problem is, I want to write images on the fly, but I dont need graphs or charts. I just want to have custom images created based on database data.
So my question is what are the underlying methods that these graphing utilities use to write this binary data? Can I write my own utility? I know PHP has a library to do this exact thing (GD Library). Does anybody know of an ASP equivalent?
I am looking for a way to have people enter some text, click a button and have the text show up on top of the existing graphics. I have no idea what this would be called, so if this is an existing topic, please forgive me and just point me to the topic. Is anyone aware of any sample code that demonstrates this?
View Replies View RelatedIm basically making a site that will have a homepage with links I will add everyday to graphics and movies on my server. When you click the link it will open a new page similiar to the homepage with the graphic/movie in the middle of hte page.
I know there's an easy way to do this so i can just have it call a database or something like that. Basically I want to just have to add a link to the home page describing what it is, then and add the link to the file to the database and have the coding do everything for me. I think this is asp.
Can someone clue me in. All the sites i've built up until now have hundreds of pages all consisting of the same thing and it's such a pain to keep duplicating code. I'm not looking to get too advanced. If I don't have to use an access database, i don't want to.
What are those boxes called that you see on form pages to ensure that a
human is filling out the form?They are graphical letters and/or numbers and random?
I need to install one, but don't even know what to saerch on.
have a question about sending HTML based email containing graphics. I am using the cdosys component to send an email from a ASP script. If the generated HTML message contains graphics, do I need to include those files as mail attachments to the email? Or as a easier solution is it possible to use a full URL to a image as a image source, if so how?
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