I'd like to display sections of my site using non standard fonts. What i'd like to know is if there is any way of me being able to force a font to install that is stored on my web server, or can i make the client browser look at my font file before the page is displayed?
A friend has told me that links that worked fine in IE 6 on a PC are now not working in IE 7. The only thing they can see is that these links have the following common traits: a) long file names, ie about 30 plus chars b) underscores in the filenames. c) They are derived from the old asp routine to force a pdf download rather than open them up in the browser window. I'm desperately trying to borrow a PC to install IE 7 (I don't want to affect my own PC in anyway at the moment) to test this
Does anybody know where I can get some standard lists like
- a list of all countries in the world (with abbreviation, international prefix... - a list of common christian names (aaron, abbey, adeline... - a list of all currencie - a list of all language
coding standard in c# what is the best way of coding i mean some developers develop applications through direct query's INSERT,UPDATE,SELECT,DELETE or some developer develop applications through using classes create classes and call INSERT,UPDATE,SELECT,DELETE querys some developer develop application's through stored procedure create classes and call stored procedures i mean i am little confused what is the best way to written code .
when some data is being into my database, most of the data is recieved from a form. 2 of the fields are dates, but looking at the db (access) the dates are stored in the '38307' format. - is this the standard way access stores dates?
Now, how do I get it to enter /todays/ date into a column? I thought it would be something like RecordSet.Fields("LogDate") = today() but this is wrong, right?
The other date, is to be entered by the user in the form. Now, what is the best way of going about this? It will be in a different column, but in the same format. My default, it would be 'todays' date, but needs the option of being changed. Any ideas? Code:
I've tried several users code, and everytime i try to do the redirect part it fails, this webpage at least gave me a confirm that it is the redirect part failing.
I am performing a post from one classic ASP page to another in order to get the value of a string passed between the two pages. I have a client script variable declared to take the value of the value being received in the page i.e. var x = '<%=varName%>'. Unfortunately, ASP seems to be adding a carriage return to the value of varName when it is passed in i.e. it expands the stated line to var x = 'FieldContents';. I.e. somewhere a carriage return has been added. The string gets passed in OK if I use the Get mechanism. Don't know why this carriage return is being added when using Post mechanism. Anybody seen this before? Is it a bug in ASP ?
how can I get different font size in the form method "select", "input" instructions working under ASP? because when I check with the browser is too big in the table.
I need to generate a pdf file in classic asp script. It uses the arial font . But i need to change the font of the pdf file to Century Gothic. I am currently using fpdf.asp file to generate the pdf. Can anyone tell me how to change the font to Century? It would be pleasure if anyone could provide me the code for doing it.
I am printing my webpage on dotmatrix printer(Epson LQ 580). The page contains only text(no graphics). But it is printing so slowly. I guess this is the font problem. I am using Courier with 13 px and normal style.
How can i make it faster coz its a report generated from the database. So, it may contain many pages. Which font is good for fast printing?
i have created a login page which works great except it looks really ugly in IE. I am trying to make the text size smaller but i have tried everything and it doesnt work. below is my code:
How do u download the font from the client side if the page has to be displayed in the font I have specified. I want my application to have only courier new font and this should be downloaded at client if its not able to display the font I specified.
my problem is that i want to convert my web pages into Arabic. and for this I have already install Arabic font in my pc but the problem is that once i select that specific Arabic font the text is still written in English . Can u please suggest me some embedded Arabic fonts which are when selected will write Arabic rather than English.
how i can adjust the font and size for the display for the response write statement (code below) cos when it is shown on the test page, the font is big and i wish to reduce the size and font.
<% if Request.Cookies("Login") = "1" then Response.Redirect("default.asp") else Response.Write("Please login before accesing our site!")
end if
strFrom = CStr(Request.QueryString("from"))
if strFrom = "no_record" then Response.Write("No Record Found!") end if if strFrom = "logout" then Response.Write("Log Out Successful") end if %>
i would like to be able to increase font size globally, at the click of a mouse within a site. Does any one have the script basics for this. ie. how is a 2nd style sheet called etc
We are currently running IIS 6 on Windows Server 2003. I am looking for a font rendering component. It should take a typeface (Truetype) and print out the supplied text as a .GIF or .JPG It should work with traditional .ASP or .NET. I have looked at ServerObjects, Inc.
trying to hide zero values by changing the colour of the font, problem is it is still printing in a light grey colour? Code below but cant work out where it is going wrong
<td width="45"<% ThisNumber = FormatNumber((DriverPayments.Fields.Item("CarParkToDriver").Value), -1, -2, -2, -2) If ThisNumber > 0 then fontcolor="#000000" Else fontcolor="#ffffff" End if %>><font color="<%=fontcolor%>"><%= FormatNumber((DriverPayments.Fields.Item("CarParkToDriver").Value), -1, -2, -2, -2) %></font></td>
Im building an online shopping cart in ASP where users will place orders for various printed materials.
I need to have them build their product online from templates. Basically they will fill out a small form selecting the product style, Font and color to be printed in and the text they want printed.
Im trying to figure out a way to display a preview of what they are buying but the problem is the fonts that are offered. These are not web-safe fonts nor are they that common a font at all.
The fonts I need to support are:
Achen, Apex, Apex Condensed, Franklin Condensed, Gothic Fine Black, MisterEarl, Township, Township Thin, and Quixley.
Is there some component available that would allow me to pass a color, font and text to it and would generate a preview image on the fly?
I had a quick questions. I'm using asp to send out a text email. I was wondering if there's a way to change the font size of the text in the email that I sent out? This is what the body email code looks like:Code:
I'm trying to use the ascii code for a "down arrow" which is "↓"
It displays fine in my DESIGN VIEW within FrontPage, but when I preview it with my browser, it doesn't show.
Is there a trick to force ascii codes to render correctly in a browser? It's not a font issue, I tried viewing it with a dozen different fonts to no avail.
I need to send an email in ASP that contains columns of data, so I need to use a font that has proportional horizontal spacing of all characters. I think this could be done with an HTML email body using CDONTs, but I am reluctant to use that because I heard some email programs don't support HTML emails. Is there any way to set the font without using HTML?
I have a web application that uses a list menu and there are two options you can select successful, and failure. I have another page called a log page. When i pull the records from the database i was wondering how i would change the font color to red if it was a failure.