I am currently working on a project in classic ASP where I receive an XML file that contains an encoded base64 string that I need to do Decode the base64 string for a binary write. Insert the decoded string into SQL Server for later binary writes.
I have searched the web but I cannot find anything that works. There are many decode functions available but I cannot insert the results into SQL server.
I've finished my whole application and now I don't like the whole
session variables that I am using. I have a form, user fills in info
clicks submit and using CDOSYSMail an email link gets created with an
encoded query string. i.e
http://www.yahoo.ca?#$@%@&#%#$@&^@%# which translates into
http://www.yahoo.ca?userID=54&LocationID=Denver.
Now when the user get's this email and clicks on the link I have a
decode function(again using BASE64) that takes that url and decodes it
to http://www.yahoo.ca?userID=54&LocationID=Denver. My app then
connects to the database and pulls info associated with that
querystring. I am doing the passing from page to page using session
variables. I do not want to do this? Any ideas How I can take what
is encoded in the url link and decode it on the next page? Let me
know if there is a simple solution to this. I love the encode/decoding
function.
I have 3 fields....Name, CC, and Number. I want to combine all 3 fields to become 1 string...example:
Name:VRAO
CC:415244411258741
Number:125412002
StringCombine: VRAO415244411258741125412002
With that StringCombine i want to convert it to SHA-1 Base 64 format. I not sure how to make the string become SHA-1.
I have problem with what is seen in address bar.
I need a code to encode my queryStrings and again decode it
in the destination.So ther will be just unkown charecters for users in the address bar
When a browser sends (get or post) a form data containing non-ASCII char-s (i.e. above 127), Request returns some char-s encoded like '&#nnn'. It seems that when I used a standard WindowsXP keyboard driver to type a non-English text, the char-s are not encoded.
But when I copy/paste non-ascii char-s(e.g. from range 127..255, mostly Latin char-s with acute, grave and etc) from Character Map, then a browser sends them in '&#nnn' format. Why? And how to decode these char-s at a server end? Something reverse to Server.HTMLEncode().
I am working on multilingual web-application, and I have to be very sure
about how the international characters are encoded and decoded in the
client-server form requests. Code: