VBScript And JScript
At the top of my ASP page I declare <%@ Language=VBScript %> what do I have to write to embed some JScript in that page? Do I have to indicate that the code is intended to execute at the client side (if it is the case)?
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How to convert this from vbscript to jscript?
MBRequest("File1").Save
MBRequest is a script component
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If I have a .ASP page that runs JScript code - is it possible to include an ASP page that runs VBscript?
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Do most people use vbscript or jscript to control their ASP pages? I'm trying to decide which to learn.
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i have a page of asp (jscript) but the CAPTCHA code im using is vbscript. Can i use boths languages on my page? obviosuly i cant use two language tags, is there a way around this?
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I want to count how many characters there is in a string. In ASP I just use <%=Len(Variabel)%> How do I do this in Jscript? How can I display only a numer of characters from a variabel or a string? In ASP I use <%=Left(Variabel,20)%> How do I do this in Jscript? THe code i use is part vbscript and jscript. translate it to pure JScript.
var dot
if(Len(oEventsList.GetBody()) > 20)
{
dot = "..."
}
Response.Write (Left(oEventsList.GetBody(),20) + dot + "<br><br>");
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I'm stating out doing some web developing. I Know CSS, HTML, T-SQL. I can look at the client javascript code and work out what it does but I can't really write it from scratch.
I know mainly VBscript. I was wondering should I drop VBscript and learn Jscript then code both the client & server code in Javascript/Jscript. I have a couple "CLASS" files in VBscript and was wondering how does Jscript do this ?
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I am quite frustrated. The mai9n reason is because I don't understand how internet works. I know VBScript and I know a little bit of Jscript. I began a program (website) with vbscript (ASP) and after coding some files, i found out that it ain't cross-browser compatible so I decided to switch to JS. Now I have started to use JS in ASP and this is what TimLensen said.
You could convert it to serverside Jscript but I wouldn't recommend it since not much asp apps are written in Jscript these days, it doesn't really have a point either. Learn the basics of asp at w3schools. Don't just look at the code and copy it and change it a bit but try to understand how the internet works.
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I do not know anything about JScript, VBScript or HTML, the only thing i know how to play its the famous frontpage. I was just wondering if there's someone out there that could give some more information on how to start, courses for newbies, begginers, books, anything at all would be very apreciated.
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I am using javascript to open the pop up window. Now the pop up window
will be displayed in a center position and in it the images will be
displays (one image at a time as the next and previous button is
clicked).
The images are retrieved and displayed using asp. Now is there
a way to shrink the size of the image so that it fits the size of the
pop up window and when I click on the image the image will be resized to
its original size. Code:
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I have the following code in an ASP page but it does not seem to allow a JScript to access VBScript variables. But if a VBScript accesses a variable in declared in a JScript TAG then it seems to work.
<SCRIPT LANGUAGE ="VBSCRIPT" RUNAT="SERVER"
Dim tes
test = 10
</SCRIPT><SCRIPT LANGUAGE ="JSCRIPT" RUNAT="SERVER"
Response.Write(test)
</SCRIPT>
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I have an asp page written entirely in jscript with a vbscript used as an include file which one variable on the page must access.
When the page runs, I run into jscript complilation errors when it tries to access the include file (since it is written in vbscript), and I can't figure out how to get the two to work together. How do you get both scripting languages to work on the same page?
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I have the following code in which the sessionExpire() is function in JScript. To display a msg box. But fails.
<%
If Session.Contents("Access_Key") = "" Then
sessionExpire();
End If
%>
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need to learn ASP for a work project but don't really want to have to learn VBScript. Going forward, I'll also need to use ASP.NET so a book covering that with JScript would be good too.
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By VBScript I can use this code:
Response.Write "ABC"
How can I use JScript show "ABC"?
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Using JScript. is there a better way to write the following reg exp. or am I doing something right for a change ? Code:
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Would anyone be able to confirm that 'jscript.dll' is a necessary file for an .asp page on IIS 5.0 to use the <script language="JavaScipt" runat="SERVER"code? It looks like the code in this section is not working and being recognized since it keeps giving me:
"Microsoft JScript runtime (0x800A01B0)
File name or class name not found during Automation operation"
and am suspecting that this jscript.dll file is a necessary file that's missing or not installed since my search on the webserver's c drive came up empty.
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I'm working on a project and the designer guy uses templates for everything. THis is fine except I have to call a JScript function when the page loads and I have no access to the body tag. Is there a way to call the function as the page loads from a VBScript command?
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<%@ Language=JScript %>
<%
print "OK";
%>
But,it's error.My computer was installed IIS
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I've started implementing my ASP pages (in JScript) using the Try/Catch error handling.
Mostly it is working very well. It gives a nice custom error page which looks somewhat more professional than the default.
However there seems to be one limitation, the error object thrown to the catch statement doesn't include the line that the error occured on. Is there any way to obtain this information?
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The eval function in JScript doesn't work according to
spec. Specifically, the function C() on page 73 of the
ECMA-262 spec doesn't return the function object
correctly under IIS 5. Binding the anonymous function to
a variable name and then evaluating that works as a
workaround, e.g.
function C() {
return eval("var x = (function (x) {return x*;}); x");
}
works. However, it should be possible to simply evaluate
a function without binding it to a name using the eval
function, especially since the spec has an explicit
example of this.
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I am used to doing this in VBScript. But I am not able to get this to work in JScript.
My code simply tries to add 1 a variable which holds a char and parse into an int. But instead of a value of 2 for an addition for 1+1, I see 11.
sCount = Request.Querystring("Count");
//sCount outputs a value of 1
sNextCount = parseInt(sCount + 1);
Response.Write (sNextCount);
//outputs 11 instead of 2
Is parseInt wrong?
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Can someone tell me , how to apply jscript in dreamweaver, as well as the example, because I am trying to run jscript script with an include file ....
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According to MSDN: "new variables or types defined in the
eval statement are not visible to the enclosing program."
However, in some cases under IIS 5, this is not the case.
Try the following program:
eval("var z = 12; 5;");
Response.Write(z);
According to the documentation this should be an error;
however, it prints "12".
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how can i pass a parameter in javascript by referrence.
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Im still working on some <%@ LANGUAGE=JScript %> code ;).What is the same command as VbCrLf in JScript?I just want my HTML to jump one line down.
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I generally code ASP in VBScript, where I would do this:Code:
<%
response.redirect("anotherpage.htm")
%>
How do I do this in JScript? I keep getting the error "response is undefined".
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i have a jscript that accepts parameters/arguments, how do you loop thru the arguments?
i = 0;
while (!i == oArgs.length ) {
WScript.Echo[oArgs(i)];
i = i + 1;
}
this does not even get inside the loop.
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i have a website that users log on to. On one of the pages is a form. What I want to do is only show a certain part of the form for specific users. The way i want to do this is by using their username as a 'show if' command in dreamweaver. What I currently have is this
<% If Session("MM_Username") = "union" %>
all data to be hidden shown is here
<% End If %>
But this doesnt work for me! Any suggestions on how to show this properly?
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I need to do some client-side scripting for my Intranet and was wondering if
Jscript or Javascript would be better? Everyone here uses IE 5.0 +, so I
need to make a decision...
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I currently thinking of converting from my little knowledge of
VBscript to jScript ASP.
With this in mind I'm looking at my current code to see how it will
convert over to Jscript.
One thing I have spotted that I can't think of a way round is the ADO
recordset.GetRows command.
I have a VBscript class that handles my DB connections so in short I
can do things like
MyArray = clsDB.GetRecordsInArray("Stored Proc Name/SQL", other
params)
and this would return the rows into a 2 dimension array.
Problem is I've read that Jscript only has one dimension. So how is
the "getRows" solved for Jscript.
Also is there any good "Jscript" code learning sites?
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I have this string:
/sites/binaer/demo/fil/Winnie-the-Pooh 1024x768.jpg
If I wanted to cut everything before Winnie-the-Pooh 1024x768.jpg, how would
I do this?
In VBScript I could find the first "/" from the back of the sentence, and
cut everything before that, but I'm not shore how to do this in JScript...
The string I want to end up with is Winnie-the-Pooh 1024x768.jpg
Any idea??
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Loads of source code out there to upload files using VBScript. Anyone know of any JScript code to do the same thing.
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