I have a application that runs an asp page launched by an onunload event of
a page. If the user types a URL into the address line of the browser, i need
to be able to redirect him to that page once i've finished with my onunload
script. Is there a variable/property that lets me get hold of that typed
UTL?
My problem is that when I´m typing a text data in to the form and I press Enter to go
to a new line in PHPMyAdmin the field looks like this:
line1: text
line2: text2
etc.
But in ASP it looks like this:
line1: text1 text2
I am trying to run the following agregate function in a parameterized query on Access2000:
Min([t1].[f1]*sqr([t2].[f1]/[t1].[f1])/[param])
The query saved OK, but an attempt to run it results in the message:
The expression is typed incorrectly or it is too complex to be evaluated
If the sintax correct? Perhaps it is, otherwise it would not save. What can be done about it?
I'd like to have a counter that tracks # of chars typed... so I don't risk having my message box truncated. Gonna be JS-based huh?
View Replies View RelatedI am trying to figure out how to find the URL a browser is requesting if the user did not follow a link but typed the URL into their browser (or linked from an email message.) Similar to using HTTP_REFERER; except that header is blank if they did not click a link.
The object is to forward/redirect any request for pages at one domain to a totally different domain but maintain the complete path requested. It would be a non-issue if I had access to the DNS servers, but alas, I do not.
I am mainly an ASP coder and am only just beginning to look at ASP.NET, which I believe may hold the answer because there doesn't seem to be one using ASP.