I have an ASP script that show a big number of record (about 1100 rows) so I have set the Response.buffer value to off. With Firefox all works fine, the script shows the record one by one while it loads them. The problem is that using Internet Explorer I can see the records only once that all rows are loaded.
I'm experiencing bad performance migrating from IIS 5 to IIS 6 on a server with identical Hardware configuration on some ASP pages.I notice that setting
For... IF x MOD 20 = 0 AND Response.IsClientConnected=false THEN EXIT FOR END IF some code here Next so the FOR...NEXT statement would stop if a client leaves the page or hits the stop button.
But is it pointless when using it with <% Response.Buffer = True %> since it processes the entire page before displaying it to the user.
If response.buffer is set to true, and no response.flush has been executed, is it accurate to expect that my browser should not be rendering the content which I (well Ok, someone else) is sending in response.write statements?
I have an ASP page which is returning so much data that I'm receiving a message that the Response Buffer Limit has exceeded its configured values. Any idea where to find this configured value so I can set it higher?
When I try to print a large table I get "Response Buffer Limit Exceeded". When the table is small, this is not a problem. I am sure that there is no infinite loop, and have tried setting the buffer to false, in addition to occassionally trying to flush the buffer. I can not modify the server settings. What can else can I try? I'd rather not split up my table into multiple pages.
Execution of the ASP page caused the Response Buffer to exceed its configured limit. What does this mean anybody, please. I just thought, OK I am doing this reasonable competently and now this.
I have the following error on a page. I can fix it by making a large-ish block of text (almostr 4k) a little smaller. But what is ASP actually complaining about?
Steve
Response object error 'ASP 0251 : 80004005'
Response Buffer Limit Exceeded
/lsm/TemplateKb2.asp, line 0
Execution of the ASP page caused the Response Buffer to exceed its configured limit.
I have a big asp file that has an error under certain conditions -- totally repeatable. However, it only fails when I set response.buffer = True at the top. WHen I set it False in order to debug it, it works every time! I even set it to True, but did a .Flush just before the error, and the error won't happen.
It only happens when response.buffer is True and no .response.flush is issued.
The error is a string variable turns-up empty and crashes a function requiring a date. I could test for this before the line where it crashes, but where did my data go? Why is the buffer affecting it?
I have created an update image field which almost works perfectly. When you select an image and click on the update button it works just fine.
If you dont select and image and click on the update button you get the following error.
Response object error 'ASP 0101 : 80070057' Unexpected error /html/advertiser-premier-main.asp, line 0 The function returned |.
I know it seems pointless to worry about this as you would not expect people to press the update buttin unless they insert an immage, but im sure people will try.
I'm trying to make a button that will go to another page when clicked. onClick event, the button will do the following procedure. I did it like the following:
<SCRIPT LANGUAGE=vbscript> <!-- .... ....some other vbscript functions
sub changePage()
response.redirect "admin.asp"
end sub --> </SCRIPT>
I received a runtime error that says "Object required:'response'"
So I tried to move the sub procedure outside the script tag:
<% sub changePage()
response.redirect "admin.asp"
end sub %>
now it gave me compilation error:
Error Type: Microsoft VBScript compilation (0x800A03EA) Syntax error /EEPN/newpn.asp, line 212 sub dispMsg()
Objet Response error 'ASP 0159 : 80004005' Mise en mémoire tampon désactivée /Juricaf/Telecharger.asp, line 5 La mise en mémoire tampon doit être activée.
When I use response.redirect my server send this error:
Header Error The HTTP headers are already written to the client browser. Any HTTP header modifications must be made before writing page content what does it mean???
I developed a site in ASP on my IIS server in a test location which we accessed via HTTP. After finishing the application, I created a new site in IIS and moved my scripts over to the new site which is access via HTTPS. I am now getting the following error and the code has not been changed.
<% If Session("isLoggedIn") <> True Then Response.Redirect "loggedout.asp" End If %>
It's apparently redirecting to the root directory (where there isn't a loggedout.asp file. Instead of the current directory, where there IS a loggedout.asp file. Any ideas? Server settings, etc?
I did change it to an abosolute path, but right now it's still trying to access the root directory. I'm not sure if the file is cached somewhere and that's why it's still trying to access the root.
I got an error from my asp page. The interesting thing is it only occurs when I choose to give me report for August, if I select any other month, everything looks fine. I have no clue at all what is all about. What does line 0 mean?
I have a serious problem with an application that was developed by a contracted coder. The application that was to go live today for the company. The developer that normally does the code work is in the States and I cannot get hold of him. I need to have this resolved. Can someone help me?
How do I fix this?
The error occurs on attempt to login to the application. See below the error I receive when I attempt to login to the interface.
I developed a site in ASP on my IIS server in a test location which we accessed via HTTP. After finishing the application, I created a new site in IIS and moved my scripts over to the new site which is access via HTTPS. I am now getting the following error and the code has not been changed.
I'm having a problem whenever i enter 2 response.redirects() in one funcion.. it's weird. What i'm trying to do is to display a simple error message underneath a login. But i'm trying to do it by sending the user back to the SAME page (not sure if that's even possible!) and passing a variable, notLogged, to test against. I hope this makes sense! Code:
how to create a download buffer? I'll explain a little bit. What I mean by a download buffer is a script that will count how many people are downloading a certain file, then after say 50 or so are downloading that file, it will make everyone else who wants to download it have to wait a certain amount of time(ex. 5 minutes).
I got the idea from Fileplanet.com and Fileshack.com. Seems like a pretty cool system and it appears to be written in asp.net on their sites.
I have over 6000 record in a SQL Server database (in one table) and trying to fetch all these records at once but it always fails. I have tried every thing, increased Script time out function to 300 even to 3000 but still same. Used response.buffer=false too but no change.
