The first results page works fine until I choose another page (PAGE 2) and I get the error:
ADODB.Recordset error '800a0bb9'
Arguments are of the wrong type, are out of acceptable range, or are in conflict with one another
The weirdest part is when I put the sql statement out side of the if statement it WORKS!. However, in this context I cant hardcode my sql statement Code:
I'll admit to being a bit of a newbie at all this ASP stuff so you'll have to excuse me.
I've been given some work to do on a search results page that was designed by someone else. I have been asked to incorporate some basic paging (Next 10 etc) into someone elses work, but don't really know where to start.
Would it be really cheeky if I posted the page code up on here in hope that some helpful sole could give me a few pointers as to what will need to be added in order to get it working.I thought I'd better 'test the water' with you guys first so to speak.
i have do some research on the ajax paging,but i cant get any solutions. i wan to query out 5records each time when the Next button is clicked or Preview button is clicked without refresh the page with the querystirng above such as xxx&page=1,xxx&page=2. i get some reference of ajax pagingnation, but tis code is call from the external files. how can i modified the script above to call out my recordset from database? below is the reference from dynamicdrive.com.
i wan to do the record pagingnation like dynamicdrive without refresh the page.and my records are called from the database. i just wan the NExt and Previous button without the numbers
I was at http://aspfaq.com/show.asp?id=2120,read all techniques.I choose the fasted one -it is the last "SP ROW COUNT". SP looks like:
CREATE PROCEDURE SampleCDs_Paging_Rowcount @pagenum INT = 1, @perpage INT = 50 AS
I want dynamically change SQL select (because I want filter output by something - name, author, year, order and so on).So I thought, it could be nice idea to call stored procedure with added 3 SQL SELECTS as arguments.So it should look like:
CREATE PROCEDURE SampleCDs_Paging_Rowcount -- change name @pagenum INT = 1, @perpage INT = 50, @SQL1 nvarchar(1000), @SQL2 nvarchar(1000), @SQL3 nvarchar(1000) AS
My question is how would you code in .ASP so my recordset thats in a table to have a recorset paging that is similar to the one that this site uses or any professional sites? Code:
I have a database with several hundered images and I need to retreive them using recordset paging, otherwise the page will be to long. So far so good.
I added a search function which will return only the desired results. The first page returns the search results (30 per page) and I also have a line of code that tells me how many records was found, let's say 70. This should give me 3 pages of results.
But when clicking on the next link I don't get the next set of results, instead ALL the images from the database is returned on the following pages, starting from image 31 in the DB. Not just the rest of the originally search results. Code:
I have successfully paged through a recordset on my page using the .recordCount, etc. methods, the only thing is I have 2 independent recordsets looping on the page, which when there was not paging involved this worked fine, however now I need to span the results of BOTH of these across pages, I just cannot seem to figure out how!
I have one set of records paging fine, but the other either messes the page up, or shows on the first page of results and no more of the other recordset, etc.... so yeah that is basically the problem I am hitting, so I was just wondering is there any examples or ways you could tell me to do this??
I'm trying to only show 10 records at a time. I have the first 10 records showing. The problem is that when I click the Next button I get an error message: ADODB.Recordset (0x800A0BB9)
Arguments are of the wrong type, are out of acceptable range, or are in conflict with one another. Also different people are going to search for different things so there will always be a different amount of records returned each time. I can't figure this out. My code is:
Last week, my shopping cart was still working well until I began getting the following errors 2days ago..
Error Type:
ADODB.Recordset (0x800A0BCD) Either BOF or EOF is True, or the current record has been deleted. Requested operation requires a current record. ../order/saveorder.asp, line 157
Browser Type:
Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 6.0; Windows NT 5.1; SV1)
Page: GET /main/saveorder.asp
Could you check my code below and let me know what possibly the error is?
I have it at the moment that on the main default.asp there is a recordset that will display all records within that table, these are a list of forums that will be available.
I have a table that will show the forum name, and the description. This table is then looped using Do while not, now what i need to do is show how many records in the Treads table are related to each forum using asp. Code:
Is there a way of using the ALT outside the IMG? I was wondering if it's possible of using an ALT on paging # to show which page is at what record. This is what I have though it doesn't work: Code:
I was wondering if any body can kindly help me with a little dilemma I have. ASP and SQL paging was relatively easy to implement, however, I cannot manage to get start the paging from a certain record:
In the script that I made, about 4,000 pictures get displayed as thumbnails in paged view, when users click on a thumbnail they are taken to individual picture view, with “next” and “back” controls, however, I cannot find a way of returning the user to the thumbnail view that starts with the picture they just viewed, and not the beginning of the recordset.
I have a database table with field as a three digit number like 001 (I did that because when I was searching for example 1, it would bring all the numbers which included 1, like 1, 10, 11, 12...100...). I have the following so far: Code:
I'M using paging in my application. I have separated my pages by 50 records per page. Now, lets say Iwant to sort by name only 50 records that exist in page 3 for example(lets say page 3 is the currently displaying page). How can i achieve this. Because as it is my sql sorts all the table(all pages) and a specific record that was in page 4 maybe in page6 for example.
I do done paging of first previous next last but now i want the paging in displaying page number. i.e. if there is 25 pages then display only 1 2 3 4 5 .... and if click on number the page will be display and next five will be apper on screen
I have an asp page that I would like to do paging. The problem I'm running into is that the same page that prints to the output is also recieving data from the previous page for query parameters for the sql string. When I click on the next page, it queries itself and loses all the query parameter information from the parameter page and brings back all the records.How can I keep the parameter values from the query form and still advance to the next page?
I am building up a search engine with .ASP 3.0 using sql server database for data listing and what I Like to do is display max 10 items in one page per search query and have Prev and Next to display pages with informations requested and found in recordset. sort of like google.
I am working on a database based web page that has paging. I'm not getting error message, but it is not working at all. Let me tell you what it is not accomplishing and what I want it to accomplish.
1.) I want it to only display 20 records per page. It is currently displaying all records at this time.
2.) I want the numbers of page to be reduced. I don;'t want it to show all of the pages. I would prefer that it show something like next 10 after about 20 numbers.
You can find my code. It's lengthy. I have attached a document to let you see what I don't like.
Just need to know if it's possible to page using FSO, hardly used FSO before, struggling like hell trying to get it to page - if it's not possible then i'll give up now .
I am writing up code which pulls information from a DB...
the code as it is now displays all the information down the page... I'd like it to only display a certain number of rows of info, and at the bottom of the page, show the number of pages and a next/prev to page trough the db and display a certain # of info at a time.
eg: if i want to display 10 rows of uinfo, from a db that contains 20 rows of info, after displaying the first 10, you'll see this at the bottom:
next 1, 2, 3 etc... so u click on next or the number and it'll display the info for that page... so 2 will show row 11 - 20 and 3 21 - 30..
I have done a paging pages but something went wrong. The problem that i encountered was that let say i have 15 records and each page will only display 10 records in 1 page..however when i try to click the 2nd page, nothing was being displayed..is there anything wrong with my codings? .....
I have written code in ASP for paging records from the database (SQL Server 2000).The real problem I have around 10,000 records and it tries to fetch all the records everytime (I'm saying because its take a lot time to display it). Even though,it displays all the data correctly and you can also navigate through links.
Is it possible to set the limit on recordset while it fetches the data. Lets say page size is 20 records per page, so it should fetch only twenty records from the database (depends on page being displayed) rather fetches all records and displaying twenty records.I know its possible if we use mysql database so can you set the limit (its keyword) in the query statement.
Have a set number of records on the screen displaying products as well as a text box where people can enter quantity to be ordered. Customer can go to next page where balance of products are displayed to same. When returning to original screen the amounts entered are gone.How should one address this to redisplay the already entered amounts.
I have a table in SQL which has almost 400 records. So i dont want to list the records in one page only becoz it will require lot of scrolling. i want to display only 40 records per page. And show the previous and next buttons also on the pages.
