If I have a search submit button, when I click submit button, it will submit the form to search.asp for form processing. This will be the URL: http://www.mycompany.com/search.asp?q=programming
But when I do search in google, search doesn't have any file extension. How do they do that? I saw some site are like that too. http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&...G=Google+Search
..asmx not getting parsed.whten I call a page with an .asmx extensionon my machine all I get is the code, it does not get parsed.how can I fix this, can I manually add some ISAPI application to IIS to make it work.
How can I validate a file extension before it is being uploaded to the server?Let's say I want to check the last 3 or 4 chars of the file, if it is JPG. then upload it. If not, alert(Only JPG file allowed).I'm using this allow user to upload.
I am trying to upload a file to the server but first I want to rename it to the users session id. Ok everything is working except when I rename it, it drops the file extension. What is the best way to get the previous file extension and add it to the new file name? Here is an example of what it is doing on my end.
filename: test.xls rename: 123456678 what I need: 123456678.xls
I have a site that is HTML and I am considering moving it to ASP. However this site has a great deal of investement already on SEO and changing the extension on the files would take a hit to our rankings. I've heard that there is a way of saving the ASP files as HTML extension. Does anyone know how to do this?
I got background in my left and right frames (tables) and on the background image there's a custom border on each side. I want the background to extend on a different resolution rather than repeat. Anyone know how I can pull this off?
When I create an asp file and click on it on my local drive, photoshop opens it, because the asp extension is already defined to photoshop.
I know you can try to change that extension association in the windows folders options, but even though photoshop owns the extension, it does not appear in the list of extensions. Is there some way to get photoshop to let go of the extension?
I used to have a dreamweaver extension, which inserted the asp script for recordset paging, you know the one where at the bottom of the page there is a line of links allowing you to search through your recordsets without having to load them all in. Anyway I formatted my hard drive and thought i had saved it but i turns out i didn't and cannot find where i got it from.
If anyone has a dreamweaver mx extention for this can you please upload it as an attached file so i can download it.
If I want to know if a file exist. But I do not know it's extension, how shall I check the extension and if it exists? (I know the name which to check)
If you'll notice, there's a comment in this snippet that drops the extension. How can this be modified so that the extension IS shown?
Set myFileSys = Server.CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject") Set Folder = myFileSys.GetFolder(Server.MapPath("/meetings")) for each file in Folder.Files If Not file.name = "index.asp" Then FileName = Left(file.name, (Len(file.name) - 4)) 'drop the extension FileSize = cint(file.size / 1024) 'convert into kilobytes and drop the decimal Response.Write("<li><a href='/meetings/" & file.name & "'>" & FileName & "</a> - " & FileSize & " K<br>" & chr(13)) End If next
where can i find the ASP file upload dreamweaver extension for free? if not, would someone suggest a way to upload file into database using dreamweaver?
I'm having problems with one of the websites on my MS2000 server. I can't publish a fp2000 web to it properly because it thinks fp server extensions are not installed.
Whenever I use the MMC snap in to check the server extensions for this web, it tells me that my admin tool is not compatible with installed server extensions. Not sure what to do with this.
today a client asked me for an RSS feed on their website. I've never done it before. Bascially i've just spend a while on google and worming my way around the web but just cant seem to get my head around how the heck I make this thing work. I basically want to embed an rss feed on a website in a little section that will act like a news bar. Can anyone describe to me in the simplest possible terms how i do it. Thats an rss feed, as part of a website. Not a descktop application or anything, it needs to be embedded.Im thinking its the morning tierdness thats making me 'not get it'
I would like to create a RSS feed from my Access Database. I have an Access table for news which has the article title, date, and story in it. What I would like to do is pull the data from there into an xml file to create the RSS feed, so when users upload a news story it automatically updates in the xml file. Can this be done with asp? and where should I look for more information.
I have this statement which produces data from an RSS feed. The statement works well but I'm confused on how to format the {DC:DATE}.The date currently displays like this: 2006-05-22T08:57:00-04:00. I might like something else ie May 22, 2005 or maybe time.
where i can find a good explaination of RSS Feed and a example of it a working example of it. I searched google found some articles but it only tells me what RSS is an overview not in depth.
Firstly, I am not a programmer, so forgive my complete and utter ignorance of all things ASP related.I am trying to display an RSS feed on a website using some ASP which I found on this website - http://www.tele-pro.co.uk/scripts/rs...d_class_dl.htm I have downloaded the script and running it locally it works (kind of):-
However, when I put this page on my web server I get an error message:- http://www.ubsigroup.com/testing/
The ASP file is here:- http://www.ubsigroup.com/testing/rss...ed_class.1.txt
how to create the RSS for a static ASP site. I have used CMS before which has buitin feature of creating the RSS. I like to write own RSS for individual pages. The site in question is SIPLNET.COM
I could post the various bits of code that I've tried to use to get this to work... but it'd be kind of pointless as I haven't gotten very far with either of them (I've run across encoding problems, and problems where it works on the local machine, but not through ASP. I've tried using an XLT doc and without).
I have access to a .csv data feed behind a password-protected ftp server. What I would like to do is access the server via code, execute queries against the .csv data feed, and return live results.
I need to create an asp page to parse a slightly unusual data stream which is in CSV format with new records identified by carriage returns. how to start? Really I want to just tabulate some of the data and ignore other fields. It's a travel industry data feed - sample record: