I am using couple of dropdowns on a form which pulls data from one of our tables.
The data list is quite large (500+) and it takes users a lot of time to find the correct item. Users are getting quite frustrated using the dropdowns as they have to scroll for a long time.
I need to populate a select form input (combo box) with about 22,000 rows of data. This is taking an unacceptable amount of time to load. And this data is only going to grow in the future.
I'm using a stored procedure to get the data. Not sure if that's the most efficient. I'm using classic asp. I'm open to any suggestions because I'm not even sure where to look to get options.
I want to count number of data available depending upon the conditions in the large database the database table rows are approximately 3 lakhs and there are multiple table to be searched and records need to be displayed in ASP pages.
Kindly suggest the best scripting method as i am always getting error like "Script Time Out" Error in Active Server Pages (ASP)
please suggest how to avoid or in sql server i can create some pre defined script and just call from asp pages
Event Type:Error Event Source:Active Server Pages Event Category:None Event ID:5 Date:2007/03/09 Time:11:50:48 AM User:N/A Computer:ZEUS Description: Error: File /index.asp Data size too large. Size of data being sent in the request is over the allowed limit.. For more information, see Help and Support Center at http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/events.asp.
The problem is that when I get this error, all websites in IIS6 become completely unresponsive, and I have to run an iisreset.
We are using Windows Server 2003 along with IIS 6. When trying to browse to an ASP page, the following error is returned:
Active Server Pages error 'ASP 0107' Data size too large.
Size of data being sent in the request is over the allowed limit. the asp page in question is about 5 KB in size and we also increased the size of the AspBufferingLImit setting in Metabase.xml to over 16MB to no avail.
Similar ASP pages are all working, it is only this one, and there is nothing special or different about this one.
If I use a form to pass data (say, for example, through a textbox) the data seems to be limited to somewhat smaller amounts. What should I do if I want to pass a large amount of data? For example a list of 200 items?
I know that MS have limited the form data size which about 100k however, I need submit a data that may be less or more than 100k, such as 500k.
I have found a code that using x-www-form-urlencoded read the form data as binary code than using ADODB.stream to convert back to string and display it out
but, that solution cannot handle chinese word, any idea on it?
When a browser sends (get or post) a form data containing non-ASCII char-s (i.e. above 127), Request returns some char-s encoded like '&#nnn'. It seems that when I used a standard WindowsXP keyboard driver to type a non-English text, the char-s are not encoded.
But when I copy/paste non-ascii char-s(e.g. from range 127..255, mostly Latin char-s with acute, grave and etc) from Character Map, then a browser sends them in '&#nnn' format. Why? And how to decode these char-s at a server end? Something reverse to Server.HTMLEncode().
I am having my code in ASP. My application is a Unicode application. I need to get the Unicode data using Request.QueryString(). But it gives me output strings (?3047)with question mark in it instead of correct Unicode data. I have set @CODEPAGE=65001 and Response.Charset="UTF-8" in the beginning of the page.
This article says that Request.QueryString() does not work for Unicode data and when we are click in the unicode language link then it will give erro that ur query is erro .
Can ASP retrieve UTF-8 encoded data in query string properly, when used with IIS 5.0 on Windows 2000 Pro/Server?
With some trial and error, it seems that adding the directive @CodePage = 65001 to an ASP page makes the ASP page decode UTF-8 data in query string properly. Without the directive, Request.QueryString(var) returns garbled data. With the directive, Request.QueryString(var) decodes UTF-8 encoded data properly. (I tried passing it to database with ADO; and VBScript function Len() also returned the correct string length. I passed UTF-8 encoded Chinese characters during my test.)
My search on the Web and newgroups, however, returned mostly results that say ASP does not support UTF-8 encoded data in query string. One of the search results is http://www.microsoft.com/technet/pr...y/interasp.mspx. It was written in March 2000. Could things have changed since then?
Can anyone share their views and experience on this matter? Is the @CodePage directive all that's needed to handle UTF-8 encoded data in QueryString?
I have a problem. I am having my code in ASP. My application is a Unicode application. I need to get the Unicode data using Request.QueryString().
But it gives me output strings (?3047)with question mark in it instead of correct Unicode data. I have set @CODEPAGE=65001 and Response.Charset="UTF-8" in the beginning of the page.
I went through the article: http://www.microsoft.com/technet/prodtechnol/windows2000serv/technologies/iis/maintain/featusability/interasp.mspx
This article says that Request.QueryString() does not work for Unicode data.
I am am trying to write some code to perform a INSERT in SQL table using a loop. What would be great is a way of dynamically entering in data in a requaest.form ie the final code should look something like:
if Request.Form("type1") = "1" then
where the 1 in "type1" is dynamic so the code would look something like
Request.Form("type" & Rs.("fld_type_id") & ") = "1" then
But not sure how to form this or whether it would work, anyone have any idea?
i have a textbox that has a value $6.00 for example the user has to enter a dollar value which has to be less then $6.00 so for example if the user enters 4.00 an alert should be fired telling him he has forgotten his dollar sign ("$") then when he enters it properly like this $5.00 i have to check the value is less then $6.00 and it has to be done in javascript
the textbox which holds the $6.00 value is called saleprice the textbox which holds the $5.00 or value less then $6.00 is called userprice
I've been working on a script that finds and updates a record in database based on the user's input. When I try it I get this error:
Active Server Pages, ASP 0113 (0x80004005) The maximum amount of time for a script to execute was exceeded. Yo can change this limit by specifying a new value for the propert Server.ScriptTimeout or by changing the value in the IIS administratio tools.As I can't post a message for some reason whenever I try to include m script in this message, see attached .txt file for code.
I have three text boxes. One text box holds a beginning date, a second holds an end date, and the third box holds the number of days in between. I would like the page to figure out the number of days in between the two dates without having to type in the number of days.
Is that possible to do without having to use some kind of confirmation page. I mean using a confirmation page would work also, but I wanted to cut out the number of steps that a user needs to complete the assigned task.
Text Box 1: Beginning Date Text Box 2: Ending Date Text Box 3: Number of Days in Between
Is there a way to limit the number of characters shown from a db field on a web page. In other words, instead of showing the entire title of a work order, I may only want to show the first 30 characters followed by .... Does anyone know how to do this?
I have been writing a photoalbum in ASP and I am trying to receive an undetermined amount of files.
A more detailed explanation:
The client side (Javascript) generates a new file upload box as soon as the file in the first box is selected...the name of the file upload boxes is bestand[] so that the input is received in an array.
Now I am trying to receive all the files with ASP and store them on the server....
I have an ASP app that allows administrators to add articles to a database for viewing by the public. What I want to do is display a summary of the article and give the user the visitor to the website the option to click "more..." to view all of the article.
I am looking to return the first 50 characters from a database field. Does anyone know if there is a SQL function that returns a defined amount of characters from a database field?
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:
This is my first asp form so please be gentle with me It's a publications ordering form. I've got the form and the asp code setup, when the form is sent the name of the publication comes through but not the amount ordered - i'm sure i've made a simple mistake somewhere - can anyone spot why the order amount isn't coming through. Code:
Why does the error below occur whenever the statement Request.BinaryRead Request.TotalBytes) is executed for uploads larger than 100K? I thought the 100K limit applied only to Request.Form. This does not occur with smaller uploads. This is running on an IIS 6 server with full FP2002 extensions.
i wirte SQL statment to collect information from oracel database but after 5 minutes i got the following measage
Error Type:
Active Server Pages, ASP 0113 (0x80004005) The maximum amount of time for a script to execute was exceeded. You can change this limit by specifying a new value for the property Server.ScriptTimeout or by changing the value in the IIS administration tools. Code: