I would like to do some checking on user input when he/she submit the form.
Eg: Fistname: BBB 'error Lastname: bbb 'correct
If there happens to be error on the user input (eg. user input in uppercase), it will go back to the form and list the errors.
For those error input, their respective textbox will be cleared for user to re-enter again. For those which is correct, the user input is displayed in the textbox (remained unchange). Code:
I would like to be able to automatically authenticate a registration. Meaning:
A registration occurs email is sent to registering party Party clicks a link to authenticates.
or something to that effect.
Does anyone know where I can find something like this?
I would use a forum (i.e. webwiz, phpbb.....) the only problem is they are asking way too many questions for what I need.
I have built a database to hold the party's information, I have built an asp page with form that inputs the info I need into the DB, which all works, but now I would like to be sure that the person registering is a real person and it is a valid email address.
I am trying to figure out how to create a registration form that can limit that amount of people who are signing up for an event.
The form has to take in consideration the number of guests the attendee is bringing table seating location. How can interact with the database in order to do this. I know how to create a form and send that information to a database.
I know this question in general has been asked before and various answers have been given, however is my case, none of the answers I found really apply. This is the scenario - I have written a very small commercial program. This product will be available for payment and download electronically. I generate a registration code at the time the program is paid for. And that registration code is stored in an access database on my web (external ISP) which is in a directory with read write modify permissions having been set. At the time the registration code is supplied, I log the IP address the user came from. Now my question is this - when the user sets up the program (an asp application) the registration code is entered and stored in the users database. Now when the code is accessed, I would like the code on the users machine to access my database, and check the user registration details are the same - if they are not the same then the program becomes limited in its use. So what I am asking is how do I programatically allow external access to my database from another machine to achieve this ?
when i get a new user register, a confirmation email gets send with a link, the link to active the account is not working heres the code for the activation script, the red line is the error line the page returns Code:
I am working to develop an event registration application. I have also been asked to research a possibly pre-made application. I have made 4 of these types of applications before but This one is the most complex I have ever done. So does nayone know where I can probably purchase a good application. I may not be able to get an ASP application so either ASP or PHP is fine.
how to force users from a common asp page to the registration page. Example:
Joe blow goes to abc.asp and has a look around. He never registers because there is nothing saying he should register before browsing. I want to force joe blow to register before browsing some pages.
What would an If statement look like in that case? On what object do you perform the check?
I know how to use a redirect statement, I don't know how to perform a check for prior registration or login. I would imagine the check should be the first call of the page?
I have searched the web high and low and have only found things that will not work. Does anyone out there know of a good script that will allow me to sign-up, track and maintain information on volunteers? Basically my organization has a very large warehouse, and we constantly need volunteers in to sort things. We ask them to sign-up for days that we have available and so on. I need it to have a calendar that we can pre-set limits on (i.e. days available and slots for volunteers available). I'm at a complete stand still and it's killing our 2 person staff
I have an Insert Into statement that is working well, but there is no form validation on the text boxes. Is there a "blanket" error check that I can add to the script that performs a data/number check before submitting to the Db?
Our company will be hosting a conference soon,and I need a Online Registraion Software that can host by us in our own web server.Is there such software out there?
Our buget is around $500.Please let me know which one is good.That can save me a lot of time in searching.
when we register a email account, it hv a picture that got few words inside, n ask us to write the word to prevent automated registration attack. wat is this techinque called ? n anybody got this sample code ?
i have registration page with customer can edit their details. i want to export registration info. as csv file. here is the screen shot. i want to export the registration records. but after the records are exported, they need to be flaged as exported. so next time when i export,i will only export the records which haven't been exported.
Also if people edit their profile (or so-called registration information), i need to change the flag to unexported So when customer exports the records next time, these edited records will also be exported. how to do it?
i have designed and implemented an asp site that allows users to register online and they decide what password they want , but i want to be able to include code that will send a mail to the user on registering thanking him/her for registering with the site.
I need to make a registration page for a community service volleyball tournament our organization is doing. I am VERY NEW to ASP. Would the easiest way to make it be just doing it on frontpage (where i just lay out the form and save it as an .ASP file) and then changing the form properties so that the results are sent to the access file? I read that you could make aso forms on frontpage and it just seemed too easy. Do these really work or will I still need to go back and edit some code?
user clicks the link which brings him/her to a secure page (let's call it page "X") which requires login session. If user is not logged in, he/she is redirected to a login page. how can I make user get redirected back to that original page (names "X") which threw him/her to login form?
I tried something like getting url name of page X and redirect to login with that name variable. After login, it gets redirected back to the page that sent variable. But it did not always work.
Previously I have canvassed a few way to get a registration code from one server to another - checking the results of the search and returning a function in a string tro be executed at the end. Well that worked until one of my beta testers decided that he would fiffle and get around the syste mmm...
I´m having a problem using ASP Upload with an insert form..
If I use ENCTYPE="multipart/form-data" the all the parametres i might get with request.form don´t appear.. but i can upload the files.. Besides if I take away the ENCTYPE tag, i can´t upload but the INSERT INTO form works propertly
my form contains two text fields(name, address) and two file field control where user can insert image(photo1 and photo2), i want to insert this data in to ms access when the user submits the form?
this is my code for insert text fields to access data base.but i have no idea about the code for image fields. In my access data base i set photo1 and photo2 as herf (binary data). Code:
I have a form that is dynamically generated since it is populated with values retrieved from a database. The form can of course also be submitted, which is where I run into some problems.
Since I never know in advance what the length of the form (or for that matter what the different elements' names and values) will be I don't know how to write the code in "receive.asp" to retrieve all values from the form correctly without excess use of "request.....".
I shouldn't have to write requests for every single potential element name that is stored in the DB. Please note that the form can sometimes also contain radio buttons and check boxes, even though they are not present in this short example Code:
This works fine, the form details are collected by RegDetails.asp
I am attempting to include javascript server side validation for the pasword, which obviously requires password and password2 fields (to be verified). I have used the script available at:
I have a form on an ASP page that has 5 text boxes, for data entry. I am trying to get data from the text box, and pass it to a hidden text box on the form.
The hidden text box is called "MyDateTime" (a SQL date and time value). I am attempting to concatenate data from two other textboxes (one for date and one for time) to give a string like : "8/8/2004 8:00 AM" I am trying to use the following: Code:
I have some ASP server-side code that works perfectly when the client is running on Windows (IE, Netscape, Firefox, etc.) but doesn't work at all when the client is running on Macintosh (IE, Omniweb, Safari, etc.) This is the client-side Javascript code:
Im having problems with my form, separately both forms work perfectly, but having problem sending the email once submitted, however the upload fuction is working fine. The message im getting is,
Request object error 'ASP 0207 : 80004005'
Cannot use Request.Form
/forminfo.asp, line 42
Cannot use Request.Form collection after calling BinaryRead.
Would anyone be able to give some guideance in ASP code as to how I would repeat a section of input fields in a form based upon the number of guests that are attending an event?
Basically, what needs to happen is if 3 guests are attending, I need the Name, address, city, state fields to repeat so they can be filled in with information.
Then all of the information from the whole form is submitted which returns an email to the administrator of the event.
I have a series a forms that submit data to different tables in a database. As it stands, when a user completes FORM 1 and clicks the SUBMIT button, the FORM 1 data is submitted (action = form2.asp, method = post) to ASP code at the top of FORM 2 (request.form("form1 field name") etc...), and submitted to the database with SQL code, also at the top of FORM 2(INSERT into...). Hence the submit button on FORM 1 directs the user to FORM 2, and submits the data which is exaclty what I wanted. However, I now need the users to submit multiple sets of data with FORM 1, and direct them to FORM 2 once they have finished using FORM 1. Most importantly, I need to pass a few parameters from FORM 1 to FORM 2, and have these parameters submitted to the database.
My main problem is getting a fresh form1 after submiting the same form1, in preparation for anoter set of data using the same form. Basically, the database has 'one to many' relationship tables. Form1 and form2 are both populating the 'many' tables, so that each form needs to be filled-in several times while retaining the key field of the 'one' table. At the moment submiting form1 takes me to form2. Is is possible to submit the data to the database, get form1 back again to submit more data, as many times as required, then click another button to load form2 when the user is finished with form1?
Can anyone please give me some pointers? or at least explain the concept of what I need to do. I am a novice and it's taking me a while to get to this stage. Any help will be greatly appreciated.
Is it possible to post FORM1 to itself and insert the data (i.e. place the request.form at the top of FORM 1) If so, how do I direct users to FORM 2 while retaining my parameters?
I have a simple form to accept two form fields and display the values entered on pressing the submit button. The following is the form I have created to accept the two entries and display the form fields on pressing the submit form. It does not work can somebody please correct the code or provide a simple equivalent code where I can have the form and the validation and usage of the form values in the same ASP page.