Its purely for aesthetics - not essential but i thought it would add a refined touch.
I want to get an effect where it types the text accross the screen as if it was being typed a letter at a time. For example to write "Hi guys" it would write:
H
Hi
Hi
Hi g
Hi gu
Hi guy...
etc etc but not all on a new line.
I figure this is possible using loops and so on, but to get the effect that I want I will need to make the script wait between printing each letter. Is there a VBscript command for this or will I have to start using ActiveX controls or something?
I am using a datagrid to display info on my page. Originally, I had the headers linked to a style sheet so that I can control the look of the headers from the CSS file. However, once I set the SortCommand property in the header, it seems that the style of the header changes. My font is now different and underlined. How can I control which style my sortable heading is using?
I know this is a little off topic, but this is the best resource I know of for anything coding related.
I'm needing to read through a text file that will have the following format:
c:ools c:docs c:htdocs
And have the the results put in an array for later processing. What I'm trying to build is a small vbscript that will automatically backup each path that may be in a given txt file.
i had a vbscript that will read the text file from the bottom to the top, and after reading the file, it will be displayed in the screen, and the code look like this: PHP Code: Code:
I have this problem in controlling a the text in a Text Area. How can I do that for example the field size is 200, when it reaches 50 it automatically goes to the next line. Bcoz im having problem when viewing it in my report, it continuesly views in a strieght line and im having problem in printing.
When using ASP's FileSystemObject to create text files, I am unable to get user submitted text (in Hebrew) to save as anything other than "?????". The text file is being saved in Unicode and setting the CodePage in ASP proved unsuccessful. Strangely, hard coded Hebrew text in an ASP variable does add to the text file correctly.
Any ideas of why this happens and how to get it to work correctly?
I have a form on asp page that pulls info from a DB when the page loads. It them puts the info into text boxes on the page that are editable by the user.
The only problem I have is say in the description text box it should read "HP Laserjet 5Si" , it always cuts the text off where it just says "HP" .. It does this on all the text boxes? I can't seem to figure out why it is doing it. Here is the sample code:
I have this problem in controlling a text in a Text Area. How can I do that, for example the field size is 200, when it reaches 50 it automatically goes to the next line. Because im having problem when viewing text in my report, it continuesly views in a straight line. Can you give me ASP code for that.
I have text - ARI Promise, when I hover over the text I would like a box to appear with the Promise information. It would be several paragraphs that need to be formatted with paragraph and bullets. Is this possible to do? If so how would I go about it?
the isp i'm using has authorized ssl on my site but i dont know how to tell a particular page that it can only be run as a secure page... Where at the moment u can view the page as https or http.
I'm assuming i need some code to detect whether its being run as a https and if not redirect it to https.
I have an ASP page, on the Window_OnLoad event I use VbScript to popup an Inputbox to accept a value from the user and put it into a string called strValue. I then want to be able to go (in asp)
<%Response.Write(strValue)%[color=blue] > - but if I do that nothing happens.[/color]
How can I access the Vbscript variable in the ASP part of the page?
I tried using some code examples from (URL address blocked: See forum rules) into my defualt.aspx page (in VS2005). I had some errors with this. I thought this might be cause the tutorial at w3schools.com said it was for *.asp files.
For example I had an error ("Statement cannot appear within a method body. End of method assumed) when I tried putting a SUB in the <head>. Like this
<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN" "(URL address blocked: See forum rules)">
<html xmlns="(URL address blocked: See forum rules)" > <head runat="server">
<% sub vbproc(num1,num2) response.write(num1*num2) end sub %>
<title>Untitled Page</title> </head>
By the way if anybody will be available to answer basic questions like this every so often throughout the day (ie: check your email or this forum every couple of hours, until midnight California time December 8), I'd be willing to pay a reasonable amount. I just need help with some of the technical details like this + finding source code
I manipulate MSAgent AcitiveX object using VBScript at client side, I met a wierd problem when I debugged my ASPX page. when msagent recognize a phrase and fire event, my vbscript capture the event and do something, including make the agent do some animation and speech, then open a browser window using 'window.open "www.google.com", "Google" '. the code works fine when I view the ASPX page with browser inside VS.NET, when browse this page in web browser from the localhost, the agent works fine, but the new window did open up. why?
I have COM+ component installed on my XP. I have problem to create instance of it inside vbscript. How can I do it? The error I get is : ActiveX component can't create object.
I'm trying to create a simple recordset, and would like to include an and/or option. to do this i set up an option on the previous page,and then sent the selection through to the next page. i was then hoping to simply insert the variable i had created into the code so that whichever of and/or is selected is used in the code. i.e.
where and_or is the variable from the previous page.
Search.Source = "SELECT * FROM dbo.Employee_List where First_Name='"&firstname&"' '"and_or"' Last_Name='" &lastname&"'"
so basically whenever someoned chooses an option its automatically filled in at the indicated location in the code. is it possible to do this and if so what is the correct syntax for using variables within this code?the full search function will have numerous fields so i'd like to avoid using if statements.
I'am running window server 2000 and MS frontpage on my computer. I created ASP page with the frontpage editor. The asp code are not running when I am trying to view the page with my browser (Explorer 5.0). Could you please help me
I have an ASP.NET solution,and the ASPX page I have a form ,I want to copy some of the data from that form to the clipboard,I am using the below script the script works fine when I use a normal anchor tag with the onclick event,but I want to be able to use an actual asp control like the hylperlink or linkbutton.
I have tried the link button but it gives an error saying Compiler Error Message: BC30456: 'VBScript' is not a member of 'ASP.sr_aspx'.
And the hyperlink control doesn't seem to have an option for the onclick. The code is located in the .aspx not in the .vb.
I have absolutely NO knowledge about ASP. Though I've been working with PHP for almost 2 years and decided that I need to take the next step and learn some more languages both to keep me busy and to expand my skills.
Like I said...I have no knowledge or experience with this. From what I read, there are two ways of coding ASP. First using VBScript and then C#. I'm really confused, because for one, I don't know what the difference is, and secondly I'm ot sure which is the best.
I'll be primarily (if not only) be using ASP to build online applications, websites, etc.
a dictionary of terms with definitions, (in a database) how can i hyperlink(automatically) words within the definitions for which a definition also exists.
url structure is like this
www.site.com/glossary?word=someword
Then - in the definition of "someword" there is a word that also has a definition in the database. I'd like to auto hyperlink it to that definition. Also since the data is all coming from a database, what if one of the words to be replaced has not yet come up in the loop? (...or would it be okay since EVERYTHING should be in the recordset?
usually do perl and php. However, I would like to backup my databases with a microsoft sql server and sometimes a simple access database. In other words I would have a perl or php script that would insert data into a mysql database and at the same time post to a vbscript that will deal with the microsoft sql server or access database. I choose not to use perl or php to do the latter because I would like to keep every aspect according to its environment.
Almost every vbscript I've looked at is embedded in the html page. Since I intend to send via a post from a different type script - my question is can you place vbscript on the server as a stand alone? If this is possible - Where can I find references to this?
I have a problem trying to run a vbscript on my desktop. The script runs fine on other desktops. Has it got to do with any security settings in my xp? and how do i enable it?
i have a powerpoint file "somefile.PPT" . now MS-Powerpoint when open allows the file to be saved in JPG format .. this option is present in the SAVE AS.. option .. by this what happens is that the file is stored as an JPG image ...
is it possible to convert a given valid PPT file to JPG file without opening powerpoint and using VBSCRIPT code ...
I have been asked to convert a system-by-system project creator program to a server-based web-interface site. It is currently written in VB 6 and I am going to need to have it in class vbscript.
Is there an easy way to do this? Or do I need to manual go through all the code? I've never programmed in VB but have done some vbscript. But I still don't know whats in VB that translates well into vbscript. Obviously, one is a programming language and the other is a stripped down version.
I had someone tell me that normal VBS is different from that found in ASP, however I cannot find any websites to back up that fact. Can any one tell me if normal VBScript progamming is different from that when used in ASP.
