My web site HTML comes from a database via querystring e.g. page.asp?pid=55. I have a separate asp search page, search.asp. Its output is retrieved by an ajax call from page.asp and its HTML is then neatly wrapped and styled by page.asp.
I want search.asp to recognise if it is not being called via ajax frompage.asp, but directly e.g. via the address bar (and if so, redirect to page.asp). Do I need to put something into the posted string, or (better) is there an asp method that can do this?
The ajax call is
function GetSearchPage(st) {
var poststr = "searchterm=" + encodeURI(st);
makePOSTRequest('/search/search.asp', poststr,'divFullSearchDisplay');
}
Is there a way to detect when this function has finished execution as i want to page a page loader on the page until all the HTML is build and ready for rendering? I have the page loader in a div so when the above function finishes i would like to disable or hide it via Javascript. That bit is fine it's just the how to send a call to the Javascript so the DIV can be hidden is the problem.
I have a logout button for my admin system. I really need on logout, to go back to the login page. This is fine but I also need the session set to false. I could do this via using a secondry page called logout.asp, and place inside that something like session.abandon and a response.redirect. But I do not wish to have a secondry page.
my web application has user name and password, whenever user logged in i set his status in database as 1 so that only one user can logged at one time with same login and i write a code to set status to 0 on logout menu, but if session expired then status will remain 1.
i have written code to set staus to 0 in onSession_End sub but it not work all the time. Sometimes it works and sometimes not. So i m looking for an alternative way of doing it
I have tried and tried to "include" this in the blogger template, so that I can update the menu dynamically, without fiddling with a cumbersome blogger template all of the time.
The question is, does anyone know how I can "call" this file in to the template successfully?
I am trying to do is display 'by tag name' like I have in the code i.e. 'ARTIST'. I was getting the access denied error because I was trying to access a remote XML file, so I created a 'proxy' page (getXML.asp) in ASP which seems to work - in the sense that I don't get that error anymore!
But now it can't retrieve the XML but I am almost certain the getXML file is causing this as teh XML file is where I say it is.
This is my first attempt with AJAX so sorry for being so vague but basically it don't work. Code:
Does anyone know of a site where I could learn how to use Ajax with ASP? I am a complete newbie to AJAX (know the name and that's about it) but am interested to see if it could help my applications. The only help I can find involves ASP.Net not classic ASP.
I've been starting to dig into ajax a bit and found some great code to pre-load data to page through a recordset. My very dumb question is this - the sample code uses php to connect to the sample database.
Would there be a problem using asp to make the database connection? I'm not getting any javascript errors on my trial page, but I'm not getting any data either, which is what make me wonder.
I put some code together below, so you can see what I mean:rcntech.com/development/ajaxcars.asp
If you test the link above with IE works as it is supose to, however it doesn't display any elements withing the <form> tags in Firefox.
By the way, I am loading the page using AJAX, if you call the ASP directly in Firefox then it works fine, but that's not what I am trying to achieve.rcntech.com/development/login.asp
Suppose I have an asp page that has a response.write(something) in a loop that would run for a considerable amount of time. Now, from my client browser can I trap those server response messages (using ajax) and print them on the browser?
The thing is the asp page is still running over at the server. while it is running I would want to monitor some variables that is part of the program that is running over at the server.
When some of the SQL Server stored procedures I have written are called via my Classic ASP page I have written I get the following error in the cell that is supposed to be retrieving a single result:
"ADODB.Recordset error '800a0cc1'
Item cannot be found in the collection corresponding to the requested name or ordinal.
/Default.asp, line 130"
I have no idea why this could be occuring. Some of the other stored procedures work just fine. Any one have any ideas?
I don't know if this is a truly esoteric question, or not, but I'm wondering how (or even if) you handle a timeout on a transaction within a stored procedure executed in a Stored Procedure?
A theoretical example of the stored procedure (sadly, I'm not allowed to post the actual code):
Create proc sp_testproc @myval int, @outval int OUTPUT as
begin tran
select top 1 @outval= myname from mytable where recid = @myval
update mytable set myname='xxxx' where recid = @myval ...
This is a mix of technologies so I hope I've put this in the right place.
I have a system where people can sign up to a data feed. They place a single line of Javascript on their web page and a formatted banner of products is displayed based on the options they have chosen in their affiliate account.
The original system was built by our developer 3 or 4 years ago, and worked fine. However, he built the system using two ASP files - feed.asp which looks like this:
I have created a asp page that allows me to add records successfully to a database using a ajax methods. This works for me but i need to update the data table that is on the same page with the new record without refreshing the page. Does anybody know good methods for vbscript and ajax?
Time is changed and you see almost all ruling companies in INTERNET are using AJAX Based applications. Something that is named CallBack Event in ADP.NET 2.0.Here in this topic i want to start introducing step by step an AJAX-Based application development.
The target is implementing a professional AJAX Grid in ASP. So at the end of this continuous tutorial i will put the source code free. Be in touch to find out how AJAX concept improves our ASP applications.
im using ajax to load different pages of code into containers on one page.. i have checked my code.. and things SEEM to be named correctly.. and i know the db is workin because it populates the drop downs properly.
so if you could do this form me.. choose the first radio.. 'london postcode' and proceed from there.. when you click the get quote that error comes up.
Have anyone done a drag-drop-reordering and save the latest sort order into db with ASP? It seems that not many ajax sample with asp out there. I have found a link to do it with php. Code:
the first one is date(statically from today to another 5 days) the 2nd one is city(like bangalore,newyork...) the 3rd one is theaters(like abc,wilson...)
if i select 1st combo value means the related values from 2nd combo will load. and if i select 2nd combo value means related 3rd combo value will load.
I have some javascript in a standard HTML page that uses the ubiquitous "XMLHttpRequest" to send data to a remote ASP page. If that page "answers back" by sending a string using a simple Response.Write, which I then use in the original HTML page to dynamically update stuff, is this "AJAX"?
Specifically, is there anything "wrong" with sending back info from classic ASP pages using simple Response.Writes? (Is there usually something more required in the "answer back"? Or something that Response.Write might not be sending, like an appropriate header "AJAX" header?) I mean, what I have done works! -- so I wonder if I am missing something? It seems so easy to do -- I _MUST_ be missing something?
