I have a table which lists many documents preuploaded on the server (most are either PDF, RTF or Word documents). When the user click on the link to the document, it opens in its native program inside IE.
If the document is either rtf or word, when the user closes the document, the server pops up a dialog asking for the site userid and password (as if access to the site is required to publish files). I know the server is popping this dialog up because the program (word etc) is trying to work out if the changes to the document should be saved or discarded. How do I avoid this ?
Is there a way I can allow a user to open the document, make some changes and save the document back onto the server without knowing the site id and password ?
Is it possible to create a code that will open a word document and print it? I need to to this for various documents within the same form. That is I need to print from 1 to 5 documents each time the code is executed.
I have a Word doc already created that I want to open from an asp page. I want it to open in Word and allow the user to modify if necessary. I currently have it opening (using href), but it is opening in IE. I think I should be able to do it with javascript to open word and then call that function on the link to the doc.
using VB script I have to upload this file into the 'docs' directory. anyone got any method to do this, trying to stay with VB Script, but can use JavaScript if necessary.
Someone generates an RTF document, which is stored on the server side. Next he must be able to edit the document in a WYSIWYG way, and save right back to the server (without downloading to the user first and uploading again)
What would be the best way to implement this ? Anything goes. ActiveX, Richtextbox ways, etc...
I have a web application that enables a user to download a word or excel file. I want them to be able to edit the file and then when they close the file I then update the image that contains the file in the SQL database. This is all quite simple apart from I can not see how I can get the cotents of the file.
Things like "ActiveDocument.Content.Text" seem to work in word just for the text but I need to get the lot in order that I can then post it back to the webserver when the file is closed.
I have a site on 1and1. The site has a simple login as well as other asp applications. This site uses an access DB. Last week all the scripts that accessed any database resulted in this error: Code:
I would like to connect to another server and execute my query from my asp page. But how can I initiate the connection string to another server DB? For example Code:
ConnString = "dsn=abc;uid=xyz;pwd=123"
What will be the way to issue the connection string to another server? Using SQL Server 2000.
i want to run an application...from the intranet site a client presses a button and the application opens in the server...how can i do this ? any ideas ???
I have two servers is it possible to open a database connect on one server to access the database on the other. If so can anyone give me an example of the path.
I have a set of scripts that accesses a SQL2000 database on another server. After several days of investigating an extreme slow-down on my web server I did a netstat-a command and found DOZENS of connections to the SQL server still open. Here's just a small sample of this. Code:
First of all, yes we are still using classic ASP, lol. I have a XSL document that is reading in info from a XML file. I have to display serveral server side dates on the page. Is there anyway to use ASP code inside a XSL document.
I have tried the following.
<![CDATA[ <%=Date()%]]>
This does not work. In the view source the < and get changed to &ls; and >. Is this possible? Is there any other way to read a server side date from this xsl page? If not I will have to re design the hole page.
Is it possible to query the database using an ASP doc, then write the data to an XML document? The XML document is then going to pass the data as variables into a flash mx file, but the issue right now is just how to write to XML from an asp doc
Is it possible to get the current document name (file name only) in ASP? When I load a document, i.e. /a/b/default.asp, I would like to be able to get the name of the document I'm currently loading (default.asp) to do some processing before displaying the contents.
I want to do a Ms Word document in a ASP page. I can do it, With the code lines:
///// Response.ContentType = "application/msword" Response.AddHeader "content-disposition", "inline; filename=OrderFax.doc" //// With these lines all document content show like a Word document.
But i can not change the MARGINS of this Word document.And Default left/right margins are very bigs.
I try it, change the <body> attributes and with styles, but this don't work, the margins are always the same.
How can i modify the margins of word document? I should do this with another method? Can I modify PC client settings to change the defaults margins of word document create througt the web?
I'm currently working on an application that has to open word documents (word forms) and read and write data from/to it. But, unfortunately, the web server hasn't Word installed (my ISP...). Is there any other way to do that? I'm currently investigating about working with rtf documents, but the syntax is turning me crazy!!! Any idea/dll/other way to do that?
I am writing a little ASP script that reads the URL and generates a navigable breadcrumb trail from it. It is highly dependant on the filename and folders being named appropriately and consistently. However, what would be prefereable is for the file that you are currently reading to be generated in the breadcrumb base on the document <title> instead of the actual file name. Is it possible in ASP to read a <title> attribute? Naturally, the ASP script would be in the <body> of the document and as such the <title> would already have been written to the client.
I am working on an asp page, where I need to set the title to a variable. I have tried Code: <% document.title = variableName %> I even tried
Code: <% response.write "<title> " & variableName & " </title>" %> That doesn't work either. I need to set the title to a variable on a dymanic ASP page
I've been looking (unsuccessfully) for a tutorial on creating Word documents from ASP. I know it can be done and have been able to find some references to various aspects of this, but nothing that spells out the process from beginning to end.
What I'm trying to accomplish is being able to generate a paper document using some information that is contained in an Access database. I have a ASP script that will generate the same info on the screen, but nothing that will put it on paper in a clean, professional format.
I am creating a word document from an asp page. I have no problems actaully creating the document and creating some tables that have data in them. I am using Response.ContentType = "application/vnd.ms-word" to create the actual document. My problem is that I want to place a picture (which resides on the server) into the word document as well. However all I seem to get is the place for the image but a picture of an "x" meaning that the picture is missing.
I want to perform a full-text search for a lot of MSWord documents. So that I have to read the MSWord content and store it to the database. However, I cannot find any solution on it. What should I do if I want to perform a full-text search for these MSWord documents? or any alternative solution for me?
my code [see attached] does not appear to be working once I document write it out. In the enclosed page the top bit of code is the code that works. The bottom bit of code is what I have tried to acheive.
I am trying to create a flash/xml/asp application and I have the flash part done. The flash object sends an xml document to the asp page and I wan't the asp to save that xml to an xml document.
I think I have figured out how to access the request, but I far as saving it to an xml document don't even know where to start and google's not being very helpful. Code:
is it possible to get the url to the refferer to a page as a asp value (vbscript) ? I know the document.write(document.refferer) but don't how to use it in an asp script.
I have a site which offers documents (.doc, .pdf, etc.) for download. The user clicks on the link and is able to download the file or open it. What if the source location of the document is behind a firewall of a remote server (i.e. not the server running the ASP application)?
How can the link be configured in such a way so that security parameters are passed to the firewall to authenticate the access. This must be seamless to the user, i.e. they mustn't know there's any authentication happening behind the scenes.
i have an ASP Page that generates a PDF document. After the generation i save the generated document as a file. all works fine.the only strange thing is, that my document is stored twice on the filesystem.
