I have a kinda off-the-wall question for you. I have a piece of ASP code that is designed to 1) create a sql statement and then 2) launch a javascript new window popup to run the sql.
Well, everything seems to be working fine except for when the sql statement gets called it returns an error:Microsoft OLE DB Providor for SQL Server
Line 1: Incorrect syntax near '<'
/includes/confirmins.asp, line 13
Line 13 is simply the rs.open sql line.
The only issue that may exist is the fact that I'm sending the entire sql statement across in the posted data stream (ie confirmins.asp?sql=INSERT INTO Table (Col1, Col2) VALUES ('CompanyName', 'Company Code')...) I receive that posted data through a sql=request("sql"). When I display that field on my page using a response.write - it looks perfect.
Any ideas as to what might be causing this error? Oh, and yes, I have tried using the db connection on that popup page and it works fine, so I know that isn't the problem.
need to learn ASP for a work project but don't really want to have to learn VBScript. Going forward, I'll also need to use ASP.NET so a book covering that with JScript would be good too.
Most of the popup companies that pay you per hit only count it as one per ip adress. How can i make a system that checks that it has shown the popup to a person...and then goes to the next one?
my present asp page opens a popup to display the complete data, but my requirement is to create a login to show only some data in the same popup. my choice was to redirect from the popup that shows all data to a new popup which shows some data (having the first popup not opening at all, clearly to redirect)
how do i implement this.I have an event calendar and events are already added into the database.Let's just say that today that is an event.How do I show a popup aying "today's events blah blah blah".This should be shown whenever someone comes into my website.it somehow acts as a reminder.Any ideas?I havent start doing the codes but just wish to get an idea of what to do.
i am having problem in popups.i have an asp page from where a popup opens on clicking a link. the value of a variable is passed from the main page to the popup thru querystring. there are 3 text boxes on the popup one of which shows the value of the said variable. the user has to enter data in the remaining 2 boxes.
what i want is, if the user enters invalid data in those 2 boxes, there should be an alert. on clicking ok the user should be able to see the popup with the value of the variable from the main asp page in the 1st box and 2 textboxes with null values in which he/she has to enter the data again.at the moment what i am getting is, the popup disappears on clicking the ok of the alert.
I have the calendar on my sites startpage. A user can click on a link on the calendar to get a popup box displaying the course details and in the popup is a link to apply for the course.
instead of opening a new window I want the startpage to change to the application form. I have tried all the href tags; _blank, _parent, _main and they dont work.
Would anyone be able to confirm that 'jscript.dll' is a necessary file for an .asp page on IIS 5.0 to use the <script language="JavaScipt" runat="SERVER"code? It looks like the code in this section is not working and being recognized since it keeps giving me:
"Microsoft JScript runtime (0x800A01B0) File name or class name not found during Automation operation"
and am suspecting that this jscript.dll file is a necessary file that's missing or not installed since my search on the webserver's c drive came up empty.
I'm working on a project and the designer guy uses templates for everything. THis is fine except I have to call a JScript function when the page loads and I have no access to the body tag. Is there a way to call the function as the page loads from a VBScript command?
I've started implementing my ASP pages (in JScript) using the Try/Catch error handling.
Mostly it is working very well. It gives a nice custom error page which looks somewhat more professional than the default.
However there seems to be one limitation, the error object thrown to the catch statement doesn't include the line that the error occured on. Is there any way to obtain this information?
The eval function in JScript doesn't work according to spec. Specifically, the function C() on page 73 of the ECMA-262 spec doesn't return the function object correctly under IIS 5. Binding the anonymous function to a variable name and then evaluating that works as a workaround, e.g.
function C() { return eval("var x = (function (x) {return x*;}); x"); }
works. However, it should be possible to simply evaluate a function without binding it to a name using the eval function, especially since the spec has an explicit example of this.
i have a website that users log on to. On one of the pages is a form. What I want to do is only show a certain part of the form for specific users. The way i want to do this is by using their username as a 'show if' command in dreamweaver. What I currently have is this
<% If Session("MM_Username") = "union" %>
all data to be hidden shown is here
<% End If %>
But this doesnt work for me! Any suggestions on how to show this properly?
At the top of my ASP page I declare <%@ Language=VBScript %> what do I have to write to embed some JScript in that page? Do I have to indicate that the code is intended to execute at the client side (if it is the case)?
i have a page of asp (jscript) but the CAPTCHA code im using is vbscript. Can i use boths languages on my page? obviosuly i cant use two language tags, is there a way around this?
I want to count how many characters there is in a string. In ASP I just use <%=Len(Variabel)%> How do I do this in Jscript? How can I display only a numer of characters from a variabel or a string? In ASP I use <%=Left(Variabel,20)%> How do I do this in Jscript? THe code i use is part vbscript and jscript. translate it to pure JScript.
I need to do some client-side scripting for my Intranet and was wondering if Jscript or Javascript would be better? Everyone here uses IE 5.0 +, so I need to make a decision...
