I am trying to sort out validation for a form to display the error message in sequence.
ie; when you click continue with blank form fields the first message should read: "Please enter your previous address (Line 1)" but instead it starts with PostCode then time at the address then town? Code:
I have a form I am validating on a page. Currently I have the page call itself to check the form values for validity. I want to use the form post method to send the form values to the Update page but can't because I am using the "Response.Redirect" which doesn't post the form values to the next page.
What is a good way to validate a form values then direct it to an update page if values are valid. Should I use Client-Side or Server-side script?
Error Type: Microsoft OLE DB Provider for ODBC Drivers (0x80004005) [Microsoft][ODBC Microsoft Access Driver] Selected collating sequence not supported by the operating system.
anyone knows wat's wrong with this?I am using asp, msaccess2003, using DSN, and winXP SP2
I have an issue with the search functionality page, on my text search box, if I type "bought by" with quotes to search for these 2 words in sequence in my database for reports that contain these 2 words in sequence, I get an error on the results page. Microsoft OLE DB Provider for ODBC Drivers error '80004005'
[Oracle][ODBC][Ora]ORA-20000: Oracle Text error: DRG-51030: wildcard query expansion resulted in too many terms
/basic_results.asp, line 289
and my basic_results page code is attached as a txt file.
looking for code to write a seuqence of numbers to a table in access. user selects quantity to populate, lets say 50 . so the table would need to be populated with the first number of trackid0001 up to trackid0050 through the script
I have a website where I present the price of some products. The products and its prices are stored in a database. I want to loop through the products and order them by the price, starting with te cheapest. This is easy if I could use the price in the database. But some of the products have discounted prices. The discount is given on the website, so therefore I cant order the recordset by the price column, I have to set the looping sequence of the recordset in another way.
I have a "Digital Dashboard" that basically has 4 IFrame sections. The page flows in the following order: Messages, Stocks, Weather, User Links. Please note that this order needs to stay that way. Everything but the Stocks section is pulled from our dB. I am using the server control InetCtls.Inet to obtain the stock data from Yahoo Finance.
The question I have is can I load the page using the dB driven sources first and then the external source (e.g., Messages, Weather, Links, Stocks). In other words, I need to page to render the Stock portion last. What currently happens is the page loads, then "pauses" while loading the stock information, and then finally loads the remaining content. The pause is caused by the "screen scraping." If I can give the appearance that the page has fully loaded, and then load the stocks last, that would be perfect. I tried looking at script defer, but I don't think that is what I want.
In summary, I have 1 asp page that contains 4 IFrames. I need to load the page out of sequence. Is this possible? Any help would be much appreciated. We are running IIS 5.0 w/ asp 3.0.
In my application I get the error 'function sequence error' when i try to use RS.MoveFirst . This happens only in one screen but the same doesn't happen in another 2 screens where i am using RS.Movefirst. Code:
I seem to have a problem retrieving a sequence number from ASP using OO4O. Using ADODB, everything works correctly, however, using OO4O it seems to burn off an additional sequence number (ie it increments by 2 each time).
strSQL = "select sicontractnum.nextval as thenum from dual" set rsContractNum = dbConn.CreateDynaset(strSQL,0) response.write rsContractNum.Fields("thenum") rsContractNum.Close set rsContractNum = nothing
dbConn is a connection object created from the connection pool during session startup.
I'm trying to access an access database by including the DB's password within the connection string. I try to connect to the DB, but I get and "Incorrect Password" error. What am I doing wrong?
set conn=Server.CreateObject("ADODB.Connection") conn.Provider="Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0"; uid=admin; pwd="pass" conn.Open(Server.Mappath("maindb.mdb")) set rsUpdateEntry = Server.CreateObject("ADODB.recordset")
I got this login script and I edited it all and it seems to run fine...IE it listens to the script as far as permissions go when I place a restriction on a page and when you login it redirects. But first it doesn't tell you that you're logged in and doesn't provide a logout feature.
And most importantly if I type in a random username and password not listed in the database it doesn't seem to matter it still "lets me login"
I think it may have something to do with my database connection. I am using an SQL database/server ADO connection. But I don't know if I entered it right in the code. Code:
I've modified this form to my liking but would like to validate the fields as the user continues from page to page. Does anyone know what I need to do to the code in order for this work? Code:
ive gota a input box where i can enter in numbers- which load info from a db, but i want to validate the data entered so that the code will be able to show an error message when letters are entered. Is there any way of doing this??
how to compare the date entered in a textfield and the present date.i tried a sample program but it doesnt work and returned "not".its my first time to encounter date processing
code:
textfield value=1/8/2005 //what i've entered
if date_entered=date() then Response.Write("present") else Reponse.Write("not") end if
I'm trying to get my page in order using the HTML validator at www.w3.org.It reports problems in my using the ampersand '&' in the following statement. Should I be using someting other than the '&'..?
<a href="search.asp?title=Hot%20Stuff&artist=Bob&OrderBy=desc&status=av"> -------------------------------------^----------^------------^ Line 220, column 67: cannot generate system identifier for general entity "artist" Line 220, column 80: cannot generate system identifier for general entity "OrderBy" Line 220, column 93: cannot generate system identifier for general entity "status"
I would have asked the HTML group, but I figured they may not know ASP.
It's good practice to validate input, not only where it should be coming from, but from anywhere it's possible to change or add input for a "client". If all user input is transfered using "post" you can be pretty tough on querystrings, if you use them at all.
But user input could have a name like Mc'Donald, and we would not like quotes (wether single or double) in input to a database or an asp script. Though I beleive more dangerous in SQL server there should be (?) a danger with access as well. (The infamous SQL injection) Anyone with some "input" in this matter? Escape caracters? Haven't found any. Changing the caracter "scriptwise"? Maybe
how can i validate a string so that it have only the characters of ASCII 32 to 91 and 93 to 122 ? Also if the string contains the comma (,) the whole string should be converted inside the quotes ("")
i.e.
if the string is: example string, Ok,it should be: "example string, Ok".
if I could get some guidance as to the best way to validate a date entered by a user on an asp form format dd/mm/yy. The date is then stored in a Access table. I would like to validate it to prevent the unfriendly error message if date has been entered incorrectly.
I have a form that has 16 comboboxes and they all drop down the same info. what i need to do is get a javascript validation to check that non of the 16 comboboxes have the same value or un-selected.
Just wondering if you knew anyting about validating dates and when entering data into a database that already exists, how to bring up message boxes. I am currently using dreamweaver mx and its validation rules in behaviours is limited.
I need a message box to tell a user that what they are entering is not a date when a date is required, instead of dreamweavers microsoft access error, criteria mismatch or whatever.
Also a message box to tell a user that when they enter a record in a database that it already exists, instead of dreamweavers automatic error.
I am trying to take an xml file as an input from the user, providing the user a User interface where he/she selects the file they want to enter into sql database. Before updating the data in the database with this new data from the xml file, i want to validate it first to see if its in correct format, if it matches my schema. I have a schema file.
I searched for some examples online, but got examples only for asp.net. Can u give me an example how to validate an xml file in asp.
I have this JavaScript code in my html file(search page) to check and see if any data is entered in the text field. If there is no data entered, there will be this box that 'pops up' to say ask the user to enter some data.
The problem is that when I enter some data into the textfield, it is suppossed to lead to the database which i have created. But in this case, when I enter some data into the textfield, instead of opening the .asp file, it just reloads the search page(html file).
I am tryin to create a login page for my database,the user enters their username and password,their username and password is stored in a table how do i check that a user has entered the correct username and password before allowing them to access the next page
I have an asp page that has a form and only 1 field which is know as the ID field.
I only want users to enter an Integer value in the field. If they enter anything else it should come up with a pop up box error and not allow them to process the page.
I have two date fields on a form each made up of 3 drop down boxes:
Day e.g 08, Month e.g February, Year e.g 2008
Each date makes up a start date and an end date.
What I want to do is check if the end date exists and if it does make sure it is not less than the start date. If it is less than the start date flag a message to the user.