I'm developing an online shopping cart. Usually the site administrator modifies products etc in the "Store". I want a mechanism for the administrator such that he should be
able to view or at-least count the customers or visitors in my "Store" (only in store), users of the other sections should not be counted.
Whenever a user in my store signs out or closes the browser (not properly sign out) or even leaves the "Store" the count should decrement.
I need to display information a list of Active users on a web site.I can do the count using the global.asa but need to display individual information about each "active user" without writing it all to a database and then pulling it out again.Info I need :
IP Address - Request.ServerVariables("REMOTE_HOST") The page they are on - Request.ServerVariables("SCRIPT_NAME") the page they were on - Request.ServerVariables("HTTP_REFERER")
Can I write this stuff into sessions and call them all out?
I don't want to use Global.ASA, I will if I have to. Anyhow, I want to know how I can create a active users script. My idea is to create the page location, how long they've been browsing, etc.
I do believe it is rather easy to script, but the part I'm not sure of is how I would detect when the user left the website.
I was wondering whether if it was possible to insert users into active directory using ASP and then also viewing those users as well. Also, how would I implement such tasks in the most secure way?
I want to be able to log in a database any transactions my users perform. For example logging in, requesting a page, downloading a resource, logging out etc.
What is the most practical way to code this? I was thinking of trying to use an include file which would have a function to add a log in the database for each page on the site or when a particular action is performed.
i was looking into using active directory to authenticate users, how is this done? what is required to connect to active directory? What is can you pull from active directory with asp?
I have a pretty resource intensive javascript page that I would like to try to make into an Active X program. I'm a PHP programmer and don't know much about ASP, but the research I've found is talking about using ASPX to create the application. Can anyone offer any suggestions about creating something like this, whether or not PHP can be implemented and where to start. My intention is to have my program be embedded into the browser. **Originally posted in the PHP forumns, I assume a moderator moved it to the ASP forum. Now that we're here, a few questions Do I need a different server configuration to run ASP? I'm currently running apache 2.0. An example of an ActiveX program I'm thinking of can be found on webshots.com. This site uses an ActiveX program to allow users to upload images through their custom application. It has functionality similair to that of some flash I've seen.
I'm trying to connect to the active directory using asp. I'm having problems with logging in, what happens is the username accepted is not the user logon name but the displayname is accpeted heres the code:
What is "active content"? My ASP page just returns HTML....
I have a page with an .htm extension that has a form whose action is an ASP page which generates a report after updating a database with the form data.
Under Windowx XP SP2 the IE6 "Information Bar" has the message:
"To help protect your security, Internet Explorer has restricted this file from showing active content that could access your computer."
Could anyone show me a sample, snippet, code chunk ... etc of how I can get ASP to find the Active Directory username based on a supplied email address?
For example: I want ASP to query active directory and retrieve the AD username for where user email address = 'whatever@whatever.com'
I just made a simple thing on my page that says Active Users: and the number by adding 1 to session_onstart in global.asa. It seems to work. Is there a way I can have this store IP's of the active user, etc without using a database to store the stuff in?
The count in my sql statement calculates a count of FT Active employees and a count of PT Active employees. Now I need a total sum of those two. Is there any possible way of putting a sum in the SQL statement?
sqlActiveEmployees = "select employee_type, case when employee_type = '" & EMPLOYMENT_STATUS_FULLTIME & "' then 'Full-Time' else 'Part-Time' end, count(*) from EMPLOYEE_CLIENT where status = " & EMPLOYEE_STATISTIC_ACTIVE & " and client_id NOT IN " & TLC_CLIENT_IDS & " group by employee_type order by employee_type"
I was thinking about using active desktop, asp, and IIS on my win 2k pro computer to setup a personalized interactive desktop. Has anyone ever done this before? If so do you have a screen shot or maybe some hints/information I could use? I've been searching google. From what I can figure all I have to do is program a webpage that looks and works the way I want. Then just tell active desktop to use it as the home page.
I would like to write an ASP ap that asks for username/password and validates against the active directory. Any ideas how/where I can do this? In addition, once these people are logged in I want to be able to send the to exchange's OWA and just be logged in, no second login/password.
I am programming a rather large site which will hopefully attract thousands of visits per day. I have been told by other people that MS access begins to struggle once it has about 15 active connections.
Since I am currently using MsAccess to test my scripts along with IIS 5.0 or whatever it is, I guess that at some stage I am going to have to convert all my stuff so that the data is in an SQLServer Database, and that the scripts can read and write to it. could anyone tell me what the transition is like. should I consider using SQL Server from the beginning or will I just have to change a few lines on each page.
I would like to check login credentials, ie username and password, from Active Directory via an asp page. This will allow users to login to a restricted area of the website using their windows login and password. I read a thread about it on here, but it just said that it was possible, it didn't say how it was possible.
Is there something that would let me integrate ASP with Active Directory? I have seen a basic ones where it will allow you to create a login page. I am actually looking for something that will allow ASP to check user authentication but also be able to do such things as check which groups the person is in and allow them into certain pages according to their groups.
We want to be able to allow our users to update this AD profile and sepecifically be able to change the address, city and phone number fields thorough a web page.
I would like users on a web application to be able to select users from active directory and use their email address - in much the same way as Outlook does. How hard is this to do in asp? Would it be easier to do in .net?
I am proficient in asp but have never done this, on the other hand, I am starting to develop my .net skills.
I'd like to set up a new web page that I'm writing in ASP so that it requires the users to authenticate using their domain accounts. The domain controller is Windows 2000 Server which is a member of my University's active directory. Does anyone know if this is even possible?
I just want to know that how can i logged in using active directory login on ASP page also i need to redirect pages according to the GROUPs i.e if user succsesful login than it will redirect pages according to the user GROUPS, if user is in Finance Group then it will redirect to finance page and if its in IT GROUP it wil
I have a script that I have set up to display users and their account status in an asp page, using adsi, then the web viewer can enable and disable accounts using this page. The problem I have is the anonymous user that IIS logs in with does not have the privileges to change accounts etc for active directory.
So, I made my server into an SSL server and made it ask for credentials using basic authentication. All works well for administrator as when the admin username and password are used, the script then runs with admin rights.
(as this is only a test server I can mess with all security etc before wrecking the real server!!) I delegated control to an OU that I wish to control with ASP and went and logged in as one of the users that was delegated control, but that says the script does not have the rights.
So, in effect, the script will not work unless I put in the admin username and passwords. I even delegated control to one user rather than a group but that still don't work. Any ideas please? Is it IIS, AD or ASP that is at fault?
I have a MySQL db running off a companies server who i have designed the website for. Their connection has a habit of going down frequently This then causes errors on my site.
Is there a way of testing that a database is available, like some kind of error handling script.
How would I go about extracting information from Active Directory using an ASP page so I can display things like the phone number, name,address etc....