I'm using the split function to split forename and surname, but sometimes there is no second name, is there any way of doing a check to see if there is a second part in the array?
this is the split:-
WordArray = Split(strUsername, " ")
I have a textbox that will have this kind of value. eg. 1+1, 1+2, 1 +2, 1 + 2.....
So now i need to get the 1 and 2 to add it up. This textbox is for add function.
Before this i using the Mid Function. But this is only work if they entered btwn 1 - 9. If 10 then unable to find it.
I remember there is a function where it will find the value then stop at there. then i only grab the bfore the value. I try to lookup but i can't find the function. I need to get the value bfore + and after + to add it up.
I am trying to loop around a split and the code I have is below:
response.Write("<tr>") response.Write("<td class=""tableHeader"" valign=""top"">Keywords</td>") keywordsSplits = Split (keywords, ", ") For each keywordsSplit in keywordsSplits response.Write("<td>") response.Write(keywordsSplit) response.Write("</td>") Next response.Write("</tr>")
The problem is that it does actually put the seperate keywords into seperate cells (td's) I get the following:
Basically I am using XMLHTTP to pull a file ( template ) then I am using replace to replace tags i.e. [code] with a HTML equiv.
So now I need to know how I can split [Menu|http://localhost/root3/cgi-bin/templates/menu.asp?Top] so that I can use XMLHTTP to pull that file and output it as HTML.
I know how to split a string, but I can't call this [Menu|http://localhost/root3/cgi-bin/templates/menu.asp?Top] as a variable as it can change at any time.
p.s I mean how Sitepoint does the url replacement, it will have a replace function that will first search for URL and then convert what ever is after the = into a url, then what ever is after that as the name.
[-URL=http://]test[/-URL] ( I put -'s in to stop the replacement )
I have a multiple select drop down. It will load into it the following information: Student ID, Last Name, First Name
There will be another drop down box that loads with classes, only this is not a multiple select.
I need the user to be able to select all students they need from the first drop down and then select the class they want to insert them into. Then, when they hit the button, it will break up the data from the first, Student ID, Last Name, First Name and insert those three things into the database under those respective column names.
Does anybody know how I can split these up properly when there will be multiple students selected, or does anybody have a better way of doing this?
I am having trouble loading the result of a VBscript split function into an array. The script is supposed to take the user's login name (the form for this is name separated by underscores such as john_foo or lisa_wilson), split it at the underscores, and load first, middle and last name into an array. The problem I keep getting though, is that I am getting a type mismatch error. Here is the code:
<%dim LogName, NameArray(), FirstName, LastName, MiddleName, LastPage 'Get NT authorized login info LogName = request.servervariables("logon_user") NameArray = Split(LogName, "_") for x = 0 to UBound(NameArray) response.write NameArray(x) & "<br>" next %>
The FirstName, MiddleName, LastName vars are supposed to take the array values later.
write a simple function to check the user input from a form. I need to check that the string contains only numbers, has a maximum leght of say 15 and that the first number is zero.
I am trying to split a mgrgroup field to extract the MD codes. It correctly grabs the MD codes if all records in a mass update are updated, but if only one record in the loop is updated then it puts the last 5 digits of the mgr name in the MD field.
I am using the following code to split/join values in a multi-select field. It is combining all the values in All the records into one long string in each record in recordset.
Example: I have a recordset with 2 records. The 1st contains the split/joined values: Alan Smir, Jeff Karl The 2nd contains the value: Keith Robb
When it updates database, it will put Alan Smir, Jeff Karl, Keith Robb into each record in the recordset. Instead it should be putting Alan Smir, Jeff Karl into the 1st record and Keith Robb into the 2nd record in the recordset.
i have a form where a user will enter their information.... i know how to check if the user didn't enter a value so that they are not redirected to the next page but how to check if the user pressed space and not allow that space character to be a valid character?
I have a webpage with some hyperlink within a button. The problem is that some of my hyperlink is shorter that others and therefore the user must navigate to the hyperlink to click on the link
The thing I want is to make the button more user-friendly user can click anywhere on the button and not only on the hyperlink within the button
In an ASP Page is there a way to have a link that calls another page whose name includes a space? For example, I'd like to be able to call "My Page.asp" by building a href type link the user can click on. The equivalent of:
I’m reading a list of values from a database table a creating a dropdown list on a web page. These are used as search criteria to search on a second table. The user selects and item from a list and then clicks a button to submit the search. All of that works.
Most search words in the list are a single word with no spaces. Some are two words. When that is passed, anything passed second space gets lopped off. Here is the line of code that creates the dropdown box
I tried this, but it didn’t work response.write "<OPTION selected value=" & Replace(sDataSet, “ “, “%20”) & ">" & sDataSet
It replaced the space with %20, and the entire search phrase was passed, but the search failed because the %20 was not converted to a space on the other end. So now I doing the conversion myself after I do the Request.Form. Is there a better way though, to deal with spaces.
My form gets populated from an access database. Now in the database there are fields containg <br>. While in a normal page everything works as it's supposed to, in my listbox the <br> shows as it is. What I would like to do is replace it with a space so I've used this:
i need to combine 2 vriables that are retrieved from a form. idate and itime.i want to put these into the t_date field in my sql db. but for it to work properly, there needs to be a space between the idate and itime. how do i do this? i know i should know this, and i have used it before. but it has been so long, that i can't remember for the life of me.
1. dopage.asp?<% =SessionID=value_here%> is different tha 2. dopage.asp?<%=SessionID=value_here%> ??
Please note that there is a space between the asp tags and the = sign in the first item. I thought ASP will treat #1 and #2 as the same. However it seems that is not the case.
I want to check the disk drive space on a small intranet. Like 30 computers. All have been partitioned and have a D: drive that is shared and is the drive I'm trying to check. This is basically what I have tried:
Code: Dim fs, pcdrive, cdrive, n
Set fs=Server.CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject") Set pcdrive = fs.GetDrive("xx.xx.xx.xxshare01-d")
Response.Write("Share01 Free Drive Space is: " & pcdrive & "<br>")
set pcdrive = nothing set fs = nothing
Is there something wrong with the code or would it possibly have to do with permissions? When this script runs,I get a page cannot be displayed.
I'd like to know how can I make the first letter of every word on a textbox field, uppercase, automatically. I'd like to use this for the Name and Surname field, but I don't know how?
Now that my website is compleate(ish), I am looking for server space(for free) to host it on. A lot of the ones I have seen, for some reason, do not support classic ASP.
Sometimes I am getting the errormessage "Out of string space ". The error occurs on this code:
sBrf = sBrf & sBodyTmp & "par page par "
When this occurs len(sBrf)<100.000 and len(sBodyTmp)<10.000. Also there is about 1,5gb fysical memory free. I am using Windows 2000 IIS5. I tried isolating the proces in IIS to make sure no other scripts are involved, but it doesn't help.