This code doesn't give me a carriage return.Why?
strEmailMess= "Name: " & strName &vbCrLf
strEmailMess= strEmailMess & "Email Address: " & strEmailUser &vbCrLf
Also this code takes user to aspemail.asp page.I want it to go to a page of my chosing, like www.newpage.com
If MyMail.Send Then
Response.Write("Message Sent With ASPEMail.<br />")
Else
Response.Write("Message Not Sent With ASPEMail.<br />")
End If
am trying to make a carriage return of the following:
Mailer.BodyText = "From: " & Request.Form("FRM") & VbCrLf & VbCrLf & "Message: " & Request.Form("MSG")
but it doesnt work.
when i received the email on my mailbox, the format is all in one line, like this:
From: John Message: Test message only
but i would like the "Message:" to appear in the second line.
how can i get this to work? trying to get carridge returns display in the output:
strBody = strBody & "<td width=550><font class='data3'>" & Request.Form("subject"),VBCrLf, "<br />"
I want to send an Email using ASP (I know how to to this) The body of the Email contains several variabels How do I concat string values and separate them by carriage returns/ Line
feeds?
I have some aspUpload code running that validates and uploads files beautifully to my web server. It uploads upto 3 files at a time and produces a message for each whether it be successful or not. The problem I have is that the 3 messages come out in one long line. I'd like to put each on a new line. Below is my code.....
View Replies View RelatedI have a field in a SQL Server table named DetailedDescription that is
a varchar. If the user adds/edits a detailed description, they do so
in a MulltiLine TextBox control. Therefore, they are able to click
enter on their keyboard and have multiple carriage returns inside the
DetaildDescription. Code:
I am performing a post from one classic ASP page to another in order to get the value of a string passed between the two pages. I have a client script variable declared to take the value of the value being received in the page i.e. var x = '<%=varName%>'. Unfortunately, ASP seems to be adding a carriage return to the value of varName when it
is passed in i.e. it expands the stated line to var x = 'FieldContents';. I.e. somewhere a carriage return has been added. The string gets passed in OK if I use the Get mechanism. Don't know why this carriage return is being added when using Post mechanism. Anybody seen this before? Is it a bug in ASP ?
Am facing a problem when trying to display a carriage return in firefox in a title attribute,i ve tried using VbCr and chr(13) ,in either cases a strange character appears instead of the carriage return. does anyone know about this error. The code looks like this:
titles(iday) = titles(iday) & chr(13) & objRS("event_title")
<a href="javascript:showevent('0<%=links(i)%>')" title=" <%=titles(i)%>"><%=i%></a>
Am not having this strange character when running it on explorer.
how to replace carriage return upon extracting text from Access file.
However I think it will be smarter to do it before (during) inserting text into acess file.
It might be primitive question, but I started my ASP learning just last week and many things are confusing me on this stage.
QUESTION:
What should I change in my ASP file code (file inserted data from the HTML form file into database file) to replace all carriage returns and line brakes during inserting text into field GuestSory? Code:
how I can keep the formatting (carriage returns) that the user enters into a memo field and then display that later. I figured I might be able to use:
'replace carriage returns with BRs
comment=Replace(comment, chr(13), "<br>")
but obviously net.!
The <pre> tag doesn't sem to help either as the embedded return is lost by the time you get past Request.Form
I am using asp to retrieve data from an SQL Server database and display it on a web page. The data in the database has been formatted using multiple carriage returns however, when the data is displayed on the page these carriage returns are lost.
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blah bla 1 ( carriage return )
blah bla 2 ( carriage return )
blah bla 3 ( carriage return )
blah bla 4 ( carriage return )
blah bla 5 ( carriage return )
blah blah blah 6
my code should return blah blah 6
I have a form with a <textarea></textarea> to receive user input. This input is then stored in a database and sent by fax... I need to be able to remove the carriage returns (enter key... vbcrlf...) from the input so that somebody doesn't do something like fill the textarea with 100s of keypresses of the enter key and end up spitting out tonnes of
blank pages on the fax machine.
I am using asp to retrieve data from an SQL Server database and display it on a web page. The data in the database has been formatted using multiple carriage returns however, when the data is displayed on the page these carriage returns are lost. Does anyone know a way around this problem?
View Replies View RelatedI have a text box that a user is allowed to enter what ever text they wish. I then take the text store it in a Database, and at a later time print it in a document. All that part I have done.
The problem I'm having is I have a client that hits return at the end of their last sentance. When this prints on the document, it sometimes causes an extra blank page to be produced to account for the last carriage return, depending on how much text they have entered.
What I'm looking to do is take out any whitespace or un-needed carriage returns at the end of the string.
If I want to remove x-amount of trailing carriage returns from a string in ASP (ie, someone has entered text into a text area and left a few carriage returns) - what's the easiest way to do this?
Trim() only removes white space
Also, I don't want to remove carriage returns within the main body of submitted text.
Any ideas if there's an easy way to do this?
I have a textarea that is being sent to email using an asp code to process the form.
strBody = strBody & "<br><br><b>Resume: </b><br>" & Request.Form("resume")
I want to keep the carriage returns for the textarea. How can I do that using the Request.Form?
I have a form which contains a textarea input, when I request the value of this and display the contents in HTML the carriage returns are gone, so I am trying to find a way to re-insert any carrigage returns.
I have tried using a regular expression with the replace() method to search for a carriage return in a javascript string and replace it with a <br> - but no joy
I thought the following would work (code is in Javascript by the way): Code:
how do I parse a textbox of text separated by carriage returns?
I have a web form with a textbox, when the user presses submit I would like to process the text in the textbox line by line. How can I iterate through it line by line and do something on each line of text?
I am using the asp sendmail script from brainjar. But I'm using a text area instead of input field for comments. Is there a function that I should run this thru in order to get it to recoginize carriage returns. Currently it won't send anything after the first carriage return.
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And automatically add the surrounding <p></p> tags on inserting this into the database. Same with the edit of pages. Rather than showing the <p></p> in the form is there a way to just apply the paragraphs for the user to visually see thus preventing code in the form window?
I am using an HTML form and creating a tabbed text file with the .xls extention.
only problem remaining is when multi-line text area is used the user might press 'return' to create new line in the text area but this also creates a new row in Excel.
what's the best way to replace the 'return' in the form data with the little rectangle that Excel uses to create a carriage return inside a cell?
I updated to aspx last three month,after developing serveral
applications,Idecided to downgraded to asp, following is my reasons:
1.in ASPX,the page format is hard to control,in ASP u can change every html
as u like ,but in aspx, a aspx control decide the page format,and its hard
to change the format.
2.ASPX is said to be faster that asp, but it is based on too-often
communication back to the server,for example,u click a radio a button,there
is new page request, but in reality,such a communication is
bandwidth-consuming and time-consuming. the user only need to submit the
form, and the exchange between IE and Server was minimazed.
the Speed of ASPX is not useful for most sites, for bigger sites, the speed
increase is singnificant,but for small sites with less traffic, the speed of
ASP is quite enough.
3.ASPX is based on Object Orinted Programming, but in most small sites,
Procedure orinted programming is used, we never build objects, and POP is
more efficient.ASPX is for three-tiered structure with a single layer of
business logic component, but in reality, most of us used two-tier
structure,that is Presetation layer and Datalayer, we can layout the page
and change the database in a single page, quite effienct too.
I want to return a 404 response from an ASP script (IIS 5).
Response.Status lets me set the response string, but if I don't include any
HTML text myself, the result is an empty page.
Is there a way to 'redirect' it to the server's default 404 response, as if
the URI really doesn't exist, but without really redirecting it so the URL
isn't replaced in the browser's address bar?
I am trying to replace a huge chunck of code that currently I incorporate
with an #Include directive. The program rarely has to flow through that
code, so I thought it would be better if I used Server.Execute.
I found I can pass data TO the called asp file by creating an HTML <input>
and erading it after I get there.
However, I also need to read back ONE variable that the called file must
set. I cannot figuer out how to do that. My backup positions are (1) I can
keep on using the #Include technique, and (2) I can use a database to bridge
the gap.Isn't there a way to carry data BACK TO the calling asp file FROM
THE CALLED asp file?
I am using a stored procedure to insert set of values to a table.I am generating or calculating the value of the primary key and inserting that record and i need that value to use in my application so is there any possibilty to return a value from storedprocedure to asp application.
what i am using to do is creating a #temp table and inserting that value in the sp and then opening that value in the asp application and droping that table, but i hope it is not a efficient method.
When a user logs in, I want to redirect them to the page that they were previously on. How do I do that? I already have the login page working. I just need to edit the redirect part.
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value using the code bellow, how is it done? Code:
I'm assuming this can be done, but I can't seem to get it to work... I'd
like to easily return a single value from a sql statement, something like:
"intNewItems = conn.execute "SELECT COUNT (ItemID) WHERE ItemDate = Date()",
where conn is the connection object, etc. What am I getting wrong?
There is an access database and asp page .That asp page opens connection with that database,And opens a recordset online..
Is there any way that this opened recordset can be returned to Vb6 application which requested that Asp page to open connection and recordset and return some result.
I know there's a way to do this - well 99% sure anyway - and seem to remember reading an article or tutorial about how to do it but I'm not having any luck finding it.
What I need to do (using MySQL & ASP3) is to find all rows with "X" as a non-unique ID - there may be 30 or so total - and grab them to be archived in a CSV file before deleting the record from a DB.The reason I want to avoid hardcoding the field names is that they're going to change with moderate frequency.
How do I return the true/false value from the database to be either a checked or unchecked box using ASP?
View Replies View RelatedI just need to understand how the following line returns its values.Code:
Dim Var
For each FormElement in Request.Form
Var = Request.Form(FormElement)
Next
You see say I have 5 form elements on an html form.
Element One
Element Two
Element Three
Element Four
Element Five
I know that it is not checking the names of the elements and producing the results in that order, I know its not running through the Elements top to bottom on the form.
So in what order does FormElement return the values and based on what?