Reverse HTMLEncode
how to reverse server.htmlencode()? is there a built-in function im missing here?
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Is It Really Necessary To Use Htmlencode?
I have a website where people can enter comments into a textarea - some of these may have a bit of html - like links - or <blockquote>
the comments are stored in a Access2000 mdb file - A friend told me that i have to use htmlencode on the textarea string before storing it in the database. but it seems to work fine without doing this - is there any reason as to why i should put it thru htmlencode? when the comments are displayed they are written straight into a <div>
<div><%=recset.fields("comments")%></div>
Reverse Engineer ASP
We have a mission critical ebusiness application residing in about a hundred ASP files. The design exists in the mind of the one person that wrote it. The code is lightly commented at best. It is largely VBS, with some XML and HTML (of course).
I need to document the design such that another programmer could come on board quickly if the need arises. Is there a tool that would ease this task? UML would be perfect, but if I could lift the basic structure, and data flows with a reverse engineering tool that would allow me to edit the results, it would help.
Are there tools that would assist with this? If not, I will use VISIO or Visual UML 4 to document the system as I dissect it file by file.
Server.HTMLEncode With UTF-8
While working on some multilingual code I found a rather strange thing
happening with Server.HTMLEncode.
While loading different languages I change the Codepage and Charset in
ASP to reflect the language. This all works fine. However when I tried
to use Charset UTF-8 with Codepage 65001 everywhere I found that
HTMLEncode always translates all UTF-8 characters to &#xxxx. Code:
Always Use Server.HTMLEncode?
Is it useful to ALWAYS use Server.HTMLEncode when writing data read from a db? Ex.
Response.Write (Server.HTMLEncode(var)) instead of Response.Write var
HtmlEncode For All Controls
If I want to encode all inputs from user, can I apply this encoding for all "Input" fields on my site in a single action. Something like Input.HtmlEncodeAll() or HtmlEncodeAllInputs() etc.
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I'm getting the above error and I can't figure out why...
Here is the line:
Response.Write Server.HTMLEncode(queryRS("characterization"))
Running IIS 6.0
Issue With Server.htmlencode
PHP Code:
<meta name="Keywords" content="<%= server.htmlencode(oRS("MetaKeywords"))%>" />
Is what I am using to ensure that any silly characters are being erased to ensure that xhtml is successful.
But the little issue I am going to have is with the use of javascript enclose.
I need about three buttons for the cms system:-
PHP Code:
Reverse For Loop Syntax
Today, I am braindead... I can't seem to find this in Google, and I
don't remember where I used this code before (so I can't steal it from
myself). Anyway, all I want to do is:
for i = 0 to 20 step -1
response.write "<br>" & i
next
For some reason, that doesn't work. It shows nothing. I know I am
missing something very simple, but, as I said, today, I am braindead.
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Loop Through Dates In Reverse
Is there an elegant way to reverse the order that the dates appear here?
[script]
<%
for i = 1 to 12
response.write monthname(i)
next
%>
[/script]
Reverse Print Of Database
I have this piece of code that works fine, but i am needing the code to display the parts in the database from new to old, new on top old on the bottom. Right now it prints old to new. Here is the code, anyone want to help on getting this code to work the way i need it to??? Code:
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We have this portal that accesses content from various places on the web. The portal is SSL secured, so any content that is outside the portal and nonsecure is going to cause an nonsecure error prompt in every page within the portal site.
So, we obviously want to get away from these annoying messages. To do it, we've considered a reverse proxy, and even a tool like WGET... but, WGET can't fetch a complex URL... and reverse proxys seem like they might be a serious pain to set up along side our tomcat server
Reverse Date Creation
I have 3 fields on a form, date, month, year. I need to add all these values into one full date field but reversed (20051031) - notice UK format.I've just got off the phone to a programmer friend who does not use ASP. He described possible using something like this:
substr(dbsearchdate,1,4 = Request.Form("txtsearchYear"))
substr(dbsearchdate,5,2 = Request.Form("txtsearchMonth"))
substr(dbsearchdate,7,2 = Request.Form("txtsearchDate"))
However this doesn't work.
Table Sorting Seems To Reverse On Different Pages
I have a page that lists items from an Access database into a table. Clicking the column headings will sort by that heading, and clicking the same heading a second time will reverse the sort.
The problem I am having is that the sorting order seems to reverse itself as you navigate through multiple pages of records. For example, if there are 10 records being displayed per page, the first page would display in ascending order, while the second page would sort it in descending order. Code:
Reverse Engineering Password Encryption
I am trying to re-work the login interface of an e-commerce system that we use but I need some help reverse engineering the user password encryption, it is a fairly basic HEX encryption of some sort. Here is what I have so far (and some sample PW)
View Replies View RelatedClient Side Server.HTMLEncode
Normally when I do serverside processing and if the string may contain < or > characters in the userdata I would do:
<%=Server.HTMLEncode(userdata)%>
However if I'm doing client side processing is there any equivalent VB function that I can call to do just that, or do I have to write my own routine to convert < to < and > to >, etc?
HTMLEncode :: Microsoft OLE DB Provider For Oracle (0x80040E14)
I am creating an application for work and have run into a problem.
I have a form that has a comments field in it. When I create a new entry in the DB (Oracle BTW), I just use this:
Server.HTMLEncode("pmcomments")
This works great for any special characters that people may use.
The problem is when I go to edit this entry and try to update the comments field. Using HTMLEncode does not seem to work when I'm doing an "UPDATE" to the DB instead of an "INSERT". I get this error:
Microsoft OLE DB Provider for Oracle (0x80040E14)
ORA-00933: SQL command not properly ended
/COMM_CENTER/mmf/mmf_save_1.asp, line 71
Which obviously means it's not converting the string that I'm attempting to edit in the DB....