In my newsletter-application I am creating code for a "read more"-link.
If there is no fulltext-page
"else" looks like
strAspLink = ""
a few lines later I want to write it out
<%=strAspLink%>
For my outlook users the link does not appear which is fine because the special article has no read more-link LotusNotes-users see this code unresolved
<%strAspLink=""%>
First of all, I'm not a programmer. I'm trying to locate a pre-written application (otherwise I already have a programmer lined up.)
I have a business that builds customized computers. I need an interface where the customer chooses the different hardware configurations and then the page displays the updated price. If you don't understand what I'm talking about Dell and just about every other pc manufacturer have an interface like this on their websites. I've looked at a lot of sites, nearly every one of them uses asp.
I need to know is if some sort of pre-programmed asp script exists to make my programmer's job quicker and easier.
I want to allow my users extensions and things via include files. I need the script to look something like this...
<!-- #INCLUDE FILE="<%=grargareg%>" -->
but ASP doesn't accept values like this... is there a way around it some how?
I'm setting up an ASP blog and part of my site's design involves setting off each entry's date in all caps (e.g. MONDAY, JULY 17, 2006). There isn't a way to type out each date manually so I want to know if there is a way to write out each blog's date in all caps using ASP.
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I writing an on-line store app. The page 1 lists products, desc, price in a table. Click on a product, it adds it to an XML shopping bag and , thru a link, jumps to page2 that prints everyhing in the bag so far. At the bottom of page2 is a TYPE SUBMIT button that takes you back to page 1 for more shopping. The form for the button uses Code:
I have a page in in ASP which lists static links to PDF files. When
users click on the links, they receive the following message:
right-clicking on the link and selecting "save target as" generates
the following error message from IE7:
"The file could not be written to the cache"
Clicking the link, and selecting "save" from the resultant dialog
generates:
"Internet Explorer was not able to open this Internet site. The
requested site is either unavailable or cannot be found please try
again later"
This page works fine in Mozilla.
I've researched this a bit and have read about the caching issues,
although none of the pages on the site address cache control. Any
thoughts or ideas as to why this isn't working?
I am working on a site which is written in Dreamweaver. Is it possible to write pages in ASP inside of a Dreamweaver site?
View Replies View RelatedIn my code, I include a file which writes to the browser. I'm looking for a way to create a string that will contain what the file I included wrote to the browser. For example, the included file (meow.asp): Code:
<% meow = 6 %>
this is a test. the number is: <%= meow+4 %>
<% response.write "hello world!" %>
And my code: Code:
...
<!--#include file="meow.asp"-->
...
I want that somehow I'll have a string in my code that contains: Code:
this is a test. the number is: 10
hello world!
How do I do that?
I am working with a developer, on two portions to a site, he is working in PHP and my work is done in ASP.
Is it possible for my pages to request data from a cookie that was written by his pages that are PHP but residing on the same server? Just want to make sure before I spend too much time planning out the development on my end.