I'm not a professional programmer, but I am responsible for our company's intranet site which includes many of my own VB.NET and come C# custom web apps as well as SharePoint Services 3.0 (very soon).
We have a web form that will be created into a web part, and we need to have this form essentially create a new account on our FTP server. This server is on our DMZ and isolated from our domain completely. It is running Windows 2000 (not server edition) and prior to my being with this company, I have been told an idiot was in charge of creating accounts upon request by employees, so they bought him some cheap $45 version of WinFTP because he didn't understand IIS. Code:
i am developing an intranet area where my boss says he wants the logon to be related to the local accounts,if no local account exist then they will be refused access, i am a little lost with this.
i am having to write a password protection script that pull the user info from the user accounts on the server. so, that way people within the company can log on using the same user name and password as they would to log on to there computer/the network. any ideas? i will also have to give each user different permissions, but i think i can figure that part out.
We have a legacy, P.O.S. Access database/application that we use for production tracking at work. We are wanting to design a new web application for our intranet to replace it as well as use an Oracle database. I have not used ASP.NET before, but I'm going to start learning so I can work on the new application. In the meantime, I'm thinking of the things I'll need to be able to implement to have this work how we need it to:
1. Convert the Access tables to Oracle and serve them on the intranet 2. Create web forms in ASP.NET to replace the forms used by the Access application 3. Regulate user privileges so that certain users only have access to certain features. This was easy in Access, but I need some sort of administrative area of the new web app. to add new users and regulate their permissions.
Regarding number 3, how would you guys go about doing this? I'm also open to input on the other areas as well.
I have question about whether it is best to use windows local user accounts to authenticate against when logging into a website OR using SSL for any communication sent to and from the web server. I know these are slightly different issues here, but I will explain my situation.
Clients will log onto my website and will be gived user access based upon their username and password. Therefore I initially wanted to use windows local user accounts and restrict anon access within IIS. However, I am thinking it would be just as secure to use HTML/ASP webpage and database access to the website, as long as the data was encyrpted.
I use a website in asp for which I have to type a username and password everytime I want to login. On the form are two fields for typing the username and password and one button LOGIN. I want to create an standard url for the website which includes my username and password so I don't have to type it in everytime.
I looked at the page source but I can't find the right string. I thought maybe http://.........aspx?username=me&password=it
I have 2 developper machine running visual studio 2003 and Windows 2000. On the first machine (Machine A) I may create a new asp project without problem. On the second (Machine B) I cannot create a new project.Visual Studo create the project but not the initial files and freezes.
But I may create a new project from Machine A using the web server of machine B.I have checked the access rights of both servers, the access rights on directory wwwroot and inetpub.Everything seems the same.
Has anyone seen or know if anyone has done this? I think that ASP would be a great tool to do this with but I am curious if anyone has tried it and found it to be too hard or too burdensome to follow through with?
I'm running IIS5 on a Win2K server, and I want to have an ASP page that creates new users. I have some simple code to test this, but am getting a "500" error when I run it. The ASP looks like:
<%
strDomain ="Foo.com" strUser ="Foo1"
' Create new user with password Set oDomain = GetObject("WinNT://" & strDomain) Set oUser = oDomain.Create ("User", strUser) oUser.SetPassword = "password" oUser.SetInfo %>
Just for this testing, I've added IUSR_machinename to the Administrators group, but am still getting the 500 error.
I want to create a web page for my friends.(I have a subdomain and my server supports ASP scripts) It will contain a small basic guestbook.It must write the entries to a text file on the server.And i must be able to view the guestbook.
I am trying to create a menu with multiple tiers. I want to use the one menu as an include file throughout the site. Depending on what page you are on, I want the 2nd and third tiers to show up.
The rest just show the tier 1 links. I'm pretty sure this can be done in CSS, but the problem is that with a very big menu, I'd rather not have to load up the entire menu when it all won't be showing.
There for I figured I could create it in ASP. I could set some sort of parameter in the page so the menu include file would know what page I'm on, and then would only show and load the 2nd and 3rd tiers of that section. Is this possible? Code:
How can I simply save some data into a flat file (.txt) ? I've some data available and if the user clicks on a button it will save that data into the flat file... The user also need to define the directory (as in VB the common dialog box)...
I have created an asp page that pulls data from SQL server and displays on webpage in the form of Table and Chart.
I use OWC to generate Chart. It work find on my computer with Ms office 2000 installed, but when I upload my the page to my webserver, it doesn't work with the following error message:
006~ASP 0177~Server.CreateObject Failed~Invalid ProgID. For additional information specific to this message please visit the Microsoft Online Support site located at: http://www.microsoft.com/contentredirect.asp.
Does anyone know how to solve this problem?
P.S. On the production server, Office Web Component had already been installed. WSCript.CreateObject("OWC.Chart") works fine in my colleage's vbscript file.
tell me with some examples to how to use our own threads in asp pages. I tried to do it in usual way how we are suppose to use it in console and windows application. but the same thing will fail in asp pages. it give "nullreference" exception from unknown module.
I have Windows 2000 and recently included Internet Information Services. I then created a simple ASP file and clicked on it. The Open With dialog appears asking me to select a program. I copied an existing ASP file, test.ASP from another computer where it runs successfully. When I copied it to my computer it changed to test.ASP auto file. The other computer runs Windows XP. I am not sure is this is the issue. I verified the IIS is up and running on my computer. Is there anything that can be done to correct this?
I am using ASP code to create a Word document on the server and all is working except for one thing: I need to be able to insert page breaks. My existing style formatting for page breaks does not seem to insert a page break into the Word DOC. Suggestions? Code:
I've captured some data from a form and stored it in an SQL server table. The form is passed to an action script which builds the sql statement and writes the data to the db.
I want to write a URL (http://www.mysite.com/sites/home.asp) and store the userID at the end of the URL (http://www.mysite.com/sites/home.asp?userID=22) so when I call the URL from a web page it goes to that users page.
I would like to create a login into my very simple web site. I was hoping if somebody could give me some links for good websites or if somebody has a good example that i can work on. I also want to be able to allow users to join.
