I have a search function that is reading companies from a database via ASP and spitting out the results. I have various fields of each company in variables and I want to be able to create a link that uses Javascript to copy the address to the clipboard.
I know there is the javascript:window.clipboardData.getData(), but I can't get to parse the ASP variable through. Does anyone know how I can do this.
Is there a way to set the location where the input type="file" option gets its files from. I know you cannot set a default file, but is there a way to set where it starts looking.
Is it possible to get the filename, and more importantly the path, from inside an ASP file, when that file is included? I know it can be done for the base file using Server variables, but I can't figure out how to do that for an included file.
I need to write an application that uses include files, and that may be moved to another folder on the server...
if i have a link that allow user to download an application from an server, is like Code:
<a href="wss1/daemon tools.exe"></a>
after i clicked this link, i will be link to an pop up windows to specified the save path location.How do i set the save path location to a dedicated destination or file?is like when i click on the link then it will automatic without pop up and then save into that dedicated location?
I have an ASP application on IIS server: http://localhost/myApp I use ASP and a my own VB activex DLL to create a pdf file and write this file to a subfolder of the Application folder: http://localhost/myApp/pdfs
1- Over IIS I have set the "write permission" for this subfolder. But each time I receive the message: "Can't open output file (bad filename, in use by other application)", error 0x80040202
2- a visual basic test application can call this DLL, generate and write the file without problem to the folder
3- with ASP I generate the file in a normal folder (ie c: emp), it works Then my ASP page use FileSystemObject to copy this file to the folder ...MyApp/pdfs
When I call this page there is no error message, but the programm runs utils the line, where FileSystemObject to copy the file to the folder, then it stops there. The process is hung (dead). The file is not copied...
Is there a way to save a file from a remote location to my local computer with asp?
Let's say as an example that I would like to save a file from http://www.somesite.com/file.txt to c:file.txt on my pc using an asp page located either on one of the two locations?
I have an ASP script running on the server that generated a PDF file for me on my server. Now, before I return to the client, I want the script to copy the file to a different location (on a different server). Can someone tell me how to code the file copy in ASP?
i m dealing with a problem i want to copy a FILE from some SPECIFIC URL to my server through my ASP code....can any1 help me in this regard ..i ve no idea doing this...FILESYSTEM OBJECT just support the physical files
I am writing a web app that will copy large files (250-3,000 MB) and wanted to know the easiest way to implement some sort of progress bar? Each copy will only have one file, but I would like a way for the user to see how far the copy is.
i want to copy a FILE from some SPECIFIC URL to my server through my ASP code....can any1 help me in this regard ..i ve no idea doing this. FILESYSTEM OBJECT just support the physical files.
I can log into the server, run the asp page and make the following test code work, but if I log onto a workstation and run the same asp page, I don't get an error, but the file copy doesn't work. I have anonymous turned off because I record LOGON_USER as the clerk in the site when the user processes orders. Why would this work running directly from the server but not from a workstation? Code:
I'm running a Win2k server with FP 2002 Extensions using discussion boards.There is a time delay in the posted content and the way our moderators are managing it now involves logging into the server,copying the TOC file,deleting the public TOC file and renaming the copy to the new public
version. --Copy and paste Tocprivate.htm -> delete TocPublic.htm -> rename copy of Tocprivate.htm to TocPublic.
Is it possible to script something that would allow this to happen with a single click of a button through their web browser?
I have write a asp that need to copy network file from file server to web server.I try it in webserver is everything alright. When I try in other machine, error on the filepath is not found. I search for the old thread, and I found it is not the same problem.
My IIS authentication method setting is "Digest authentication for Windows domain servers",and "Integrated Windows authentication",and I access the page using "Domain admin" account.So I sure it can access the file server to copy file to webserver.However, it still shown it "path not found".
I have sucessfully able to copy file to a remote mechine in our network by writing some asp code. To make it sucessful, I had to keep destination folder in remote mechine as "Share" for IUSER that my ASP code running with.
I thought just giving the IUSER write permission on the destination folder will allow to copy the file. But it does not, I had to keep the folder "Shared". Is there any way that I can copy file to a remote mechine without havving the folder "Shared".
I have write a asp that need to copy network file from file server to web se rver.
I try it in webserver is everything alright. When I try in other machine, error on the filepath is not found. I search for the old thread, and I found it is not the same problem. My IIS authentication method setting is "Digest authentication for Windows d omain servers",
and "Integrated Windows authentication", and I access the page using "Domain admin" account. So I sure it can access the file server
I have two machines, one generate files, and copy to the other. I try wscript.shell in my program, but it dit not work.
The two machines are not in the same domain. I saw some people's question but not suitable for me,their machine are in the same domain. They can assign permission to do the job.
I have some ASP pages on my intranet site providing a helpdesk to my users. As part of logging a helpdesk call I am prompting them to link to a file using input type="file".
The file is on a network drive and the problem is when you click on the browse button it defaults to the clients desktop as the starting point of the browsing process. I would like to set a default location to start browsing eg etwork_serverhelpdesk to avoid confusion. Does anyone know of a way to do this ?
I have an ASP page that is the basic 'home' location for all of my clients who log into my website. In the user_area.asp page, it calls for some common elements with an #INCLUDE FILE statement that are standard and not variable.
If I have a field in my Cutsomer Data Base (.mdb) called 'Custom2' and that field would contain a URL to something like:
What I would need to do is be able to use the #INCLUDE FILE statement to call for the 'Custom2' field so that I could include the clients 'personalpage.asp' within the "home" my 'user_area.asp' page.
I'm attempting to include a file within another file using Server.Execute. This works fine... however, I need to pass the value of a variable defined within the parent file to the one included via Server.Execute.
From what I've read, the included files are processed before the parent files, so it seems as though the variable is getting lost. Is there any way to internally (not relying on query string) to pass a variable to an included file?