have a number of text box rows generated dynamically with the same name. This gets posted to the same page as a comma delimted string.
The Problem: If a user enters a comma the string gets disjointed.
Need to parse(remove commas)the dynamic text box values generated on client side.
i need to build a booking system which relies on a calender. basically i have a db of clinics thar offer allotted times for appointments on certain dates. eg: a clinic may offer five 20 minutes slots 2 days a week.
so i need to get the data out of the db and display that in a calender form which the user can then select the time/date convenient to them. my question is (apart from how do i build this!?!?!?!) does anyone know a good calender that would fit my purpose? Code:
Can anyone point me in the right direction for tutorials etc on dynamically generated pdfs from pages created from a database.
View Replies View RelatedI have a client who is requesting information in a batch type form in their CMS (easy enough).And they've asked that these reports would print one per page (hmm). From my experience I don't think this is possible but thought I'd ask on the forums here.Anyone know about this?
View Replies View RelatedI know it's possible to extract data from a named range on an excel sheet. What I want to know is can I dynamically generate a named range with X columns and Y rows with VBScript.
View Replies View RelatedI have a web application done in Cold fusion but I think this may apply to other dynamic apps done in asp etc.
I have a "list" page which lists items and is generated from a database. When you click on the item name it passes the unique itemID in the URL to a "details" page where more info about that Item is displayed - standard drill down proceedure.
The problem is this - when I am on the "details" page I cannot go back to the "list" page in NN or Mozilla - in fact the browser back button is grayed out like the first page never existed. This does NOT happen in IE - the back button works as expected.
Similarily, java script solutions like <a href="javascript:history.go(-1);">back</a> also fail in NN and Mozilla but DO work in IE.
I think this has do do with the dynamically generated pages and the above mentioned browsers not "remembering" them since they are created on the fly - but why? Since things work fine in IE there must be a simple solution to this problem...
I'm retrieving an XML document posted to my page using 3 simple lines
Code:
set xmldoc = Server.CreateObject("Microsoft.XMLDOM")
xmldoc.async=false
xmldoc.load(Request)
I know there is data being sent but when i run
Code:
Response.write xmldoc.parseError.reason
It's consistantly telling me No data is available for the requested resource. Does anyone know why this message would appear when the request "should" have some data in it.
Also is there anyway I can view the raw results in "request"?
I'm trying to put records in msAccess with cyrylic encoding and when I parse them in HTML the are parsed like this ?
so, my question is how can I parse them in HTML with cyrylic encoding from the database with ASP?
if it is possible to parse the contents of a folder into a html page. So that the html page would display a form with a list of the filenames found in the folder and a radio button for each.
View Replies View RelatedIf my XML is as follows:
Code:
<record>
<id>1</id>
<name>Scooby</name>
</record>
<record>
<id>5</id>
<name>Where</name>
</record>
<record>
<id>3</id>
<name>Are</name>
</record>
<record>
<id>9</id>
<name>Snack</name>
</record>
How can I loop through the XML and return the ID? In other words, I want to return the ID for name=Snack.
Can anyone explain why this,
Date.parse("Jan 1, 1970")
equals this,
18000000
?
Microsoft's documentation reports this, "
The parse method returns an integer value representing the number of
milliseconds between midnight, January 1, 1970 and the date supplied
in dateVal.
"
Would that not imply that the above value should be ZERO?
What I want to do is simply upload a file and read the information in there. I don't want to save the file onto the server or anything difficult.
My problem is I don't know how to recieve the file once the user clicks on the Submit button. So far I have the Enctype as "multipart/form-data" and an input type as "file". That's it.
I don't even know where to start with this.I am new to ASP.I have this string
SRSW1023;2UA4;HP;786B2;cv492;
I would like to see four separate strings
CN = SRSW1023
SN = 2UA4
Model = HP
BIOS = 786B2
User = cv492
Lengths will vary on each record, but " ; " is the common delimiter
I need to parse a string from a single, semi-colon delimited, 60 character field (el_text) in a recordset and display the results in a table on a webpage (ASP). I can retrieve the recordset from the database and display the field data results in rows of a table but have the entire 60 character string in one cell.
I need to break that string apart and put each semi-colon delimited value in it's own cell. Then move to the next record and do the same thing in the next row of the table. and so on. I'm using ASP, VB Script with DMSII Database and OLEDB. how to break this field apart and then arrange the data into an html table on a webpage?
I have a text input on my page and I need to split up the string into an array. I want every letter to be in its own slot inside the array. Anyways, how do I do this?
View Replies View RelatedMY prob in asp is XML file is there having some sort of data i need to parse it and display the results in ASP page .
View Replies View RelatedI'm working on a project where there are just under 1300 course files, these
are HTML files - my problem is that I need to do more with the content of
these pages - and the thought of writing 1300 asp pages to deal with this
doesn't thrill me.
The HTML pages are provided by a training company. They seem to be
"structured" to some degree, but I'm not sure how easy its going to be to
parse the page. Code:
I need to parse a string from a single, semi-colon delimited, 60 character
field (el_text) in a recordset and display the results in a table on a
webpage (ASP)
I can retrieve the recordset from the database and display the field data
results in rows of a table but have the entire 60 character string in one
cell. I need to break that string apart and put each semi-colon delimited
value in it's own cell. Then move to the next record and do the same thing
in the next row of the table. - and so on
I'm using ASP, VB Script with DMSII Database and OLEDB
Does anyone have some code examples on how to break this field apart and
then arrange the data into an html table on a webpage?
i hav drop down menu wif 6 titles. this is populated using the Table Grade.
Now for example, im selecting Senior, which has the ID 4. how do i parse the ID thru when pple select the title? it must be hidden
If anyone has any suggestions on how I could get specific data from a word document into a Database please advise. I need this to work via our website.
Scenario: User uploads a word doc to our server. Then is presented with a button that reads "parse it".
I need to write something in asp that will open up the word doc and extract out specific data then simple insert it into a SQL db.
I have a site that pulls in XML data from an external third party and I need to parse it in my ASP page.
Could someone please suggest examples or online resources where I might learn how to do this? Everything I am Googling is confusing me with DTDs, XSLTs etc.
I need to use asp code in a text file (.txt extension). But when i try to call the text file (with asp code inside) in a browser , it simply displays the asp code i have written on the file. I know that i can set options in IIS administrative panel so that my text file is parsed as asp. But assuming i have no access to the web server, how to do this?
View Replies View RelatedI want any resouces for construct/parse xml string in classical asp using.can any one tell me
I am trying to take a name that is in a database field and rearrange it to place it in a session variable. For example:
Database Field:
SMITH, JOHN
What I would like to see:
JOHN SMITH
Instead of - Welcome SMITH, JOHN
I would prefer - Welcome JOHN SMITH
Can this be done when requesting a form variable or does it have to be done when viewing the recordset variable.
How can I parse RFC822 date format Sat, 13 Oct 2007 22:09:03 PDT to MM/DD/YYYY?
View Replies View RelatedBasically I want to parse an XML feed - the problem being the XML data itself has a .asp extension and a few query strings.
I can currently parse the same xml data if I save it with a .xml extension, just not with the .asp extension and query strings. Code:
I have only been doing ASP for 2 days now so I am learning as I go. I am trying to paser through a xml document that is on the clients computer.
I am using the XMLDOM object. The problem is that the path that I supply using <input type="file" name="mFile"> is always looking to the server's hard drive instead of the clients computer. How do I make the XMLDOm object load the xml file from the clients computer. Code:
I was excited to use Microsoft Index Server, built into IIS, to set-up a site-search function, but it doesn't, by default, parse the ASP code of the pages it indexes. This makes it sort of a weak option for a site that uses variables to populate content in a templated site.
For example, I use variables to fill in the meta tags, and every page shows up in the search results as "UNTITLED." The problems go much deeper than that, but that's just an example.
if there's a trick to make it parse the code before it indexes? I mean, it's IIS, right? It should be able to parse ASP code. (You would think.) It seems to know not to index the ASP code, or else the contents of the variables would still be indexed, so it seems like it has the potential to parse the code before indexing.
Im trying to parse data from a .mdb file to a com object [.dll] file. how to i get this.?
Then the .dll file perfoms the required calculations/conversion on the data parsed and displays the result to an ASP page.
I've got a slight problem with parsing a file that I open and have it read the server-side scripts. Instead it looks like it's processing it all as a string. I've tried both OpenTextFile and OpenAsTextStream - they both yield the same results. Code:
View Replies View RelatedReceive xml as input stream through asp and parse it. I would be getting a xml file and i need to recive it through asp and parse it thus extracting its childnodes.
View Replies View RelatedI’m trying to build an application that will flow like this “when the data from my form1 is submitted an auto increment is generated id will generated...I want to be able to used the generated id in other form or page in my application.. this is because the id would be use as foreign key in other table in the database” …is there anybody can guide me on these issue.. I manage to develop it only until the submission of the first form after that I didn’t know how to call the generated id.. For your information I’m using mysql as database.
View Replies View RelatedI am trying to create an application feature for an inventory database and I am
wondering about the most efficient way to process the updates. Here's the background information: Code: