Im new to ASP.NET as well as classical asp. To become strong in .NET, should i learn vb verywell (because im relatively new to it but it doesnt look that foreign working with vbscript) or the .net framework such as classes and server controls?
View RepliesI am wondering if any body can guide me on how to break up a string so that i can use the first letter as a querystring.
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Response.Write("<meta http-equiv=""Refresh"" content=""2; URL=http://localhost/MyWeb/Loanerz.asp"">")
How can i break out from a while loop or for loop in vbscript.
in jscript we can use break etc..
in vbscript how can i do it. can i go to statment.
I have a string of text which I have managed to seperate with commas
e.g. test,test1,test2,test3,test4
if anyone knew how to split this up into individual words. so i can write them to a databse.I have been stuck on this.
I am trying to merge 2 strings together from the database to create a meta tag. It comes up as
<meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=windows-1252">
<meta name="description" content="Looking for Architects in NY? Click here for Architects in New York."><meta name="keywords" content="architect, local, builders, home design, remodelling, construction, Albany County, Albany, Colonie, Saratoga County, Rensselaer County, Troy, Schenectady County, Schenectady, Montgomery County
">
It works fine, however the the last "> breaks off to the next line which shouldn't be happening. I tried searching for "<br>" and chr(34) (the carriage return),but there's nothing.
I have a script that allows you to edit an html page (the html being stored in a database). The problem is that any characters in the html disappear when viewing the page for editing. Is there some way to escape them?
View Replies View RelatedI'm trying to break this loop for 4 different contacts to be inserted into the system.
For new inspections I want to be able to search the DB for the Owner, User, Contractor, and Cert_Recipient for new boilers the certificate will be mailed to the contractor which will be the Cert_recipient first.
then for annual inspections I want to be able to search for Owner, user, and Cert_Recipient for annual inspections I will have to search the DB for either the owner or User as the Cert_Recipient
For some apparent reason I can't stop the search, it keeps going thru the loop. I must be missing something. Code:
I would like to prevent a page from breaking out of it's iframe when indexed by a search engine. I would like to use asp (which I am just starting out in) and I know it is somewhere along the lines of "yourframespage.asp?id=pageid".
Can anyone give me a rundown of how I do this exactly because I cannot seem to work out how to do it.
The login state in my site relies on a combination of session variables and encrypted cookies. Some of my users are reporting that they are being "logged out" by the system - which seems to be related to their cookies being blanked out. I've checked all of the code and now that it's not being overwritten by my ASP.
The weird thing is that my site has two domain names, both pointing to the same pages and directories (no redirect). If this problem is happening to them and they switch to the other domain name and log back into the site, they stay logged in no problem. It also seems to not recur if the person is "logged out" and then logs back into the site on their own.
I had one problem like this in the past, because I had a tracking cookie that was being written on every page, and found that some browsers (don't remember which) had a limit of how many cookies could be written - and when they hit the limit the oldest cookie was tossed out. However, I don't have any code doing this now.
Anybody have any ideas what could be going on? Are there any session variable/cookie limits on the server side?
Can anyone tell me why the funciton checkCode returning in the middle of the for loop breaks the for loop? ie. If I remove the section:
if checkCode("0011") = 1 then
response.write "<br />Passed submission of user code"
else
response.write "<br />failed submission of user code"
end if
from the code snippet below, then the code will successfully loop through and print out all the post var fields (there are in fact 4).
If however you leave this in, the function returning seems to break the for loop from continuing through all the other post variables after "user_code" Code:
Is there any way that I can break up text in a text field to spread across multiple fields in an access database? I've got a FAQ section that I want admins to be able to edit via an online interface. Unfortunately, it often doesn't fit into the 255 character restriction that access has. Any ideas?
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