Weekday Function - Getting Days From Future Dates??
I know I can use the weekday function in order to get the current day displayed to me, but is it possible to pass an inputed date in the format of 12/31/2005 or whatever to the weekday function so that it can evaluate it and say what day it will be on that date.
The reason for this is that I want to find a way of taking a range of dates from my database, basically a start date and an end date, and to identify all weekends that fall inside the range, so that they can be excluded from a count.
what is the most efficient way of finding the following with asp.
1) disovering what day of the week was the first of the current month. (eg. this month 1 December fell on a Wednesday) From there I would like to get the same for the following month and the following month after that and so on.
2) a way of finding the last day (numerically) of the current month and the next month after that and so on. (eg. this month it's 31, next month its 31 then it's 28 and so on.)
I have an order processing system in which I have an OrderDate and a Completion Date
I want to print the difference in Weeks and Days between the two dates, i.e. if the completion date is 3 weeks and 2 days after the order date, I want to print : 3 Weeks and 2 Days, on the page. Is this possible ?
I have three text boxes. One text box holds a beginning date, a second holds an end date, and the third box holds the number of days in between. I would like the page to figure out the number of days in between the two dates without having to type in the number of days.
Is that possible to do without having to use some kind of confirmation page. I mean using a confirmation page would work also, but I wanted to cut out the number of steps that a user needs to complete the assigned task.
Text Box 1: Beginning Date Text Box 2: Ending Date Text Box 3: Number of Days in Between
I am trying to impliment a feature in an ASP webpage that will basically count the number of days between when a projects specific start date is entered and when it is completed (completion date) I want my page to show how many days the project took to complete. Is there an easy way of doing this ? I am using an ACCESS database .
I'm trying to use DatePart and Datediff functions to show the formatted m/dd/yyyy display for the dates of Monday and Friday of the current week. I want it to display as:
Our Weekly Schedule 8/23/2004 thru 8/27/2004:
Can't pinpoint the parameter to check for the current week. Is there a good reference anywhere to show how to use the methods and such of both datepart and datediff, or has anyone programmed something similar prior.
i want to get the Weekday name by using time and current date there is any function in asp through which i do this. if any body have this type of function.
I have an MySQL query that counts the number of clients that have been added in the last week.
strsql = "SELECT COUNT(visitorref) As no_visitors FROM visitors WHER datediff(curdate(),date(loa))<="&weekday(date())-1&" AND client_count IS NULL"
This works fine for Monday through Friday. But, I want to change the week etaphorically speaking! ) to run from Thursday to Wednesday, so on a Tuesday it'll show the count from last Thursday to the Tuesday.I'm gradually beginning to think I can't do it this easily anymore and just can't figure out what I want the datediff to equal.
I currently have the below working they are testimonials, displaying 1 every day and therefore i would like be able to page through them from clicking a next> or more> link also
if WeekDayName(weekday(now)) = "Monday" then Response.write("") else if WeekDayName(weekday(now)) = "Tuesday" then REsponse.write("")
I've got a shipping date field which I read from a database, I want to bring up two weeks of data based on the shipping date.
For example, If the weekday was Tuesday id like to convert the weekday to a date then bring up the results based on the next upcoming Tuesday and all the orders that are inside a future 2 weeks shipping date, as above. How can I convert a weekday to a date, is this possible?
I'm trying to select certain records based on a "Display Until" date. I receive all records no matter what the date is. I should only receive records that are greater than today.Code:
<% Dim vardate vardate = date() Set rs = Server.CreateObject("ADODB.Recordset") sqlstmt = "SELECT * FROM jobs WHERE Openings = yes and webonly = 1 and displayuntil > " & varDate & " ORDER BY JobNumber" myDSN = "DSN=test" rs.open sqlstmt, myDSN
What do y'all see for the future of ASP in light of MS decision to replace FrontPage with a new series of development tools? All of them mention ASP.NET, but no mention of the ASP I love. Code:
I have a site, constructed with dreamweaver, that contains a master-detail page set. I have make some changes to the code (although I 'm not a programmer, I am beginner), so that I can insert records that will
be displayed when the date of the record is equal to the current date(server's date).
The detail page is something like http://localhost/1.asp?id=495
My problem: I discovered that anyone that hits to the browser any other id number by hand(example
http://localhost/1.asp?id=496), can view the records I wanted to be displayed when the appropriate date come!
So, I have not any way to protect my records from these people?
What can I do, so that nobody can see the future's records above the current date?
The master page already has a 'where' statement, and displays only the records with date=< current date.
My problem is at the detail page.
Suppose someone hit in the browser, just because he wants to cheat me, write another id in address bar, replacing the one the browser currently displays.
Thenhe has discover a brand new page which should be online in the future.
That's my problem.
It would be nice if I could hide the real address from browser address bar.
Or if I could somehow change it in order not to reveal the real address and this could make it more difficult for someone to reveal future's pages.
I know the use of frames hides such information(exact address) but as far as I know this solution has many disadvantages.
I did a search for any posts on the topic of ASP and the future support model for it within IIS. I see a lot of speculation based on current use, etc., but let's not forget that Visual Basic 6.0 is a dead product - regardless of how many people are still using it. Let us also not forget that Microsoft changed some core syntax of C++ (actually C) that had been in place for 30+ years.
Anyway, can anyone point me to any official Microsoft documentation that outlines the lifecycle for ASP or a good roadmap for IIS? I tried http://support.microsoft.com/lifecycle/search/, but it is not there since ASP is not technically a product.
I built a asp website for my baby boy to let my family & friends to view notes and pictures about him and I was wondering if there was a code that I can use to automatically display the "years", "days" old he is based of his birthdate?
the script below writes the next seven dates and their weekday names. it works a treat, until it gets within seven days of the end of a month. when that happens, the number of days shrinks and shrinks until the 1st of the next month, when it goes back to normal.
my question is - what needs to be changed here in order for it continue displaying dates into the next month? Code:
I've got a very simple database holding requests that users have submitted.Once we take care of the request we mark it shipped.There's a check box field in the database which holds this value.
I'd like to create a page that lists all shipped requests for the past 10 days.The SQL is giving me problems though.I'm not sure how to write this out.
i want to add particular days of the week of past two months into a dropdown list according to current date at run time but i am unable to do so can anybody tell me how to do that.
Does anyone know of a formula that I can use to work out the number of days in a month not including the weekends?
I know I could probably use a loop that checks each day and if it is a weekday it adds to a counter but I'm guessing that would make things run a tad slower and the way this system is running I wouldn't want to make it any slower.
I need to display the count of days on the page where the start date is the result of the record set and the end date is the current date. So if the record set value was 3/04/2007 than the display on the page would be "3" ( with todays date: 3/07/2007 as the end date). I know I need to use datediff(d,???? ) you can see where I get lost.
There maybe a easy solution but I just can't seem to find it. I've got a membership module that sets up a expiration date of one year since they joined. So I have a DB field called "membershipexpiry" which has the expiration date(). I'm doing up a backend to keep track of membership periods and want to display all memberships that would expire in 30 days. What would the right SQL statement be? sql = "SELECT * FROM users WHERE membershipexpiry..........".
I want to be able to pull all the records from a table "Accounts" which are more than 7 days old. The attribute "DateCreated" stores the date the account was created.
I've tried "SELECT * FROM Accounts WHERE DateDiff('dd', DateCreated, Now()) > 7" but this is coming up with an error (I'm using MS Access db by the way)
I'm trying to find any examples or instruction on how to code some ASP that enables someone to search an Access db with a date field (mm/dd/yyyy) so many days back (to be specific, the user could select 7 days, 14 days, or 30 days from a pulldown menu) from the current date.
