Preserving The Original URL
I was browsing the web the other day and a website I had a look at redirected you to a different webpage but still preserved the original URL that was typed in the address bar on the browser (it didn't move or change at all) How is that possible? I would like to do something similar.
The reason I am asking is because I want visitors to view a profile of a user like this
myweb.com/fred
this would have to be translated and redirected to mysite.com/profiles.asp?user=fred.but I want the original URL address to stay showing in the address bar
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I am sailing close to the max bandwidth allowed by my host. Is there a way I can set a maximum number of concurrent users for some ASP sites?
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I am developing an ASP application where the user may spend large amounts of time manipulating data on a worksheet. An amount of time that will certainly exceed the security mandated session timeout intervel of 15 minutes.
So the user pushes save after the session has timed out and is thrown to the user login window -- all according to standards. How can I either detect the timeout before the submit or preserve the user entered data despite the redirect?
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I have ASP page redirect from a HTML page which is password protected by IIS auth.I would like to check whether the redirection is REALLY taken from the HTML page. Since the ASP page is located at second server, would there is a chance that ASP programming such as server object can check the original URL. Or any other method.
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I have several different ASP forms (call them Form A,B, and C). "Button X" is on each of them (Forms A,B, and C). "Button X" calls ASP Form D and does some processing. After I am finished with the processing I want to go back to the original Form, either A, B, or C, which ever one "Button X" was clicked on.
I think I am looking for something like
Response.Redirect ("Parent.Form")
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I received a "friendly" message of fellow webmaster saying that I had a security issue whereas it was possible to download my original ASP code.
As a proof he emailed a copy of one ASP page of a website I have been working on.
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Anyone have a VB function or know how to retrieve original querystring values after they have been decryted and lie within a string? Code:
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I'm building an ASP-based CRM system; a user sees the original
message, posted from the database and can hit a Reply button to
generate a TEXTAREA field on the next page that houses the original
messages and allows them to type a reply and hit a "Send" button.
The original message from the database includes natural line breaks,
as submitted--it doesn't contain any HTML breaks.
I would like to accomplish two things:
1) Add a "> " before each line of the original message, as contained
in the reply
2) In conjunction with the "> " preceding each line, break the
original messge string into logical line lengths that fit inside the
textarea field and don't wrap.
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We have an ASP site that hits up an Access database of categories of
products and products. (e.g. Categories = Napkins, Tablecloths;
Products = 20x20 Napkins, 21x21 Napkins, 54x54 Tablecloths, 60x60
Tablecloths)
We currently have select boxes that when you select a category, it
populates the next select box with the proper list of products (i.e. I
select Napkins as a category, I get a listing of the Napkins)
We would like to put a clickable link before each of these select
boxes that would pull up a pop up with links from the records from the
proper table.
(e.g. I click the categories link and a popup with html
anchor tags of Napkins and Tablecloths appear) I click on the Napkins
anchor and it populates the Categories Select box with Categories and
Napkins being selected.
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