I have added a http header on a virtual directory. (Content-Type text/html; Charset=utf-8). Is there any way of clearing this or override this in one asp page? In this page I will download a tab separated text file.
I don't want to show this in the browser. I try to set this content type from my COM+ component which is invoked by this asp page. Response.clear will not clear header information (and I guess the added http header is added just before the result is sent to the browser).
If IsNN6 Then
GetObjectContext("Response").contentType = "application/octet-stream"
Else
GetObjectContext("Response").contentType = "application/save"
End If
If I want to have a username/password dialog in my page,how can I add http header in ASP for username/password dialog? I want to hardcode the username/password in my page and check the authentication.
I'm writing an application to authenticate a user using a challenge response mechanism. The client and server components of the application talk over HTTP.
I would like to use an ASP session object to hold a random number on the server. The code to store the number is written as part of a VB web class.
When I read the http header returned from my server, I can't see the session cookie. Why is this? If I create a normal cookie as part of my web class, it is returned correctly within the header.
I am using HttpQueryInfo the read the header as follows:
Is there any way to prevent an IE 6 browser from sending up the REFERER HTTP header? (Either as an IIS Server setting, change to asp files, or even a setting in the IE browser).
This is wasting WAN bandwidth in our Intranet application - we have fairly low network bandwidth. The referer is inevitably somewhere else in our own ASP application, and is usually has a really nasty long QString attached ... (and no, really dont want to run stats about how users navigate our app)..
If I display the header information from site 2, it display PATH_TRANSLATED as below.
D:kbapplicationprogramuihttpCustomerPortaldi splay2search.asp, except the here is W with a line going across it. For some reason, when I paste it here, it changes to , but in IE, it's W with a horizontal line.
After rebuilding our web server from NT 4.0 IIS 4.0 to Windows 2000 IIS 5.0, I'm constantly getting HTTP Headers posted to the top of the HTML source (generated from ASP pages of course). This only seems to happen upon hitting the browser's (IE 6.0) "back" button and not even 100% of the time when hitting the back button. Here's an example of the source that is generated: Code:
I have 404.asp file that catches non existing pages such as www.site.com/es for spanish version of site. Now I would like to move ahead and have es.site.com instead. I started digging into subdomains in IIS and found out that usually when creating subdomain in IIS it creates a separate sub-directory by the same name as the subdomain created. From some reason the custom error 404.asp file I already have is not called when a call to a non existing sub domain page is made.
Anyone knows why?
How do I configure 404.asp to also handle subdomain page requests?
I know that in Unix/Apache I can use .htaccess file to direct calls to es.site.com to www.site.com/es quite easily, can this be done somehow on IIS?
am using pws on win 98 and when i try to excute any asp page i got the following error
Response object error 'ASP 0156 : 80004005' The HTTP headers are already written to the client browser. Any HTTP header modifications must be made before writing page content.
A client wants a splash page with the option of going to his website with the flash header or the one with the .JPG header.
Now it's only the header that will be different and all the content will be the same. I don't want to make two seperate websites, because I'll have to update it twice then. Is there a way to just have the header change, without using frames. Maybe SSI,
I notice that when you have the defualt setup of 404 error pages the IIS 5.0 log tracks the page the user was trying to get to and the page they where at when they tryed to get to the now missing page. I recently wrote my own 404 error page to make it match my site but when I set IIS to use my custom page it no longer traks the page that the user was trying to get.
I was told I needed to add some code to my page to fix this, but I don't know what code to add. Can someone tell me? (I am useing ASP on the custom 404 error page) I am returning a 404 error response, everything works fine it is just that IIS does not log what page the user was trying to get to.
I created my own custom 404 handler and it works, so when I put in
http://www.domain.com/badxxx.html it produces the correct 404 error and you see http://www.domain.com/badxxx.html in the url still which is fine.
But when I put in http://www.domain.com/asdf
it redirects to http://www.domain.com/index.html
it gives a 302 (moved temporarily) as well as the 404 error. Why does it do this for not .html files? I dont redirect it at all, and am using thestring = Request.ServerVariables("QUERY_STRING") to get the url
but thestring sometimes does not display the asdf depending what I do after this command, very odd.
does anybody have anyideas as to how to preserve this http://www.domain.com/asdf in the url and avoid the 302?
i have a table that users are inserting custom tages ,it looks like :
user_id type value 1 99 television 2 98 beach 3 99 coldplay
etc. now i have to make a search which will show all the users that typed the same value from the same type .i dont want the query to be a textual query (slow ...)what is the right way to do it ?how can i make a query that JOINs to tables from 2 different databases?
When you have a custom HTTP 500 error handler, how do you go about making sure all your previously opened recordsets/objects/connections/etc.are closed properly?
It would seem to me that once you hit a 500 error, you have no opportunity to close any of the previously opened objects, eventually causing memory leaks.
I'm developing an application that uses a custom 404 page to deliver all of my site's content. However, doing things this way renders IIS's regular log files pretty much useless.
Are there any established "best practices" for creating your own logging system? I know that others use this technique and I'm hoping someone has some ideas they can pass along. For example, do you log every single page request or do you just log totals per day, week, or month? How do you deal with the increasing volumes of data? Do you collect referrer data, etc.?
I asked my hosting service to setup a custom 404 page for me. They did, but when purposely calling a non-existing page with XMLHTTP, the new 404 page returns a 200 / OK status.
They seem to be taking their time trying to fix this, so I wonder if a custom 404 page that truly returns 404 status is a hard thing to set up for individual domains hosted on IIS. I hope my question makes sense to the readers.
im interested in replicating how moonpig.com 's card editor works. in particular how you can display a custom server side font in a wysiwyg editor. i know moonpig uses .net but can this be accomplished using plain ol' asp ?
When a user tries to visit a non-existant page in our web site they receive a custom 404 error message. I want to capture the URL the user tried to visit. Does anyone know where I can find this string?
I am still in the debugging of my website, but I'm nearing the end. As a last phase implementation, I want to be able to catch all asp errors and if there is one, send the user to a custom "sorry bout that" page, rather than having the errors displayed on that; if there aren't any errors, let the page load. I setup the 404 error, but that doesn't seem to accomplish what I want.
without the extra Querystring data from the original URL.
Having researched this online it seems many people have this problem and looks like IIS 6 solves it. However I've also read of people with IIS 6 having the same issue, and of people with IIS 5 that don't have the problem. (for exmaple: http://www.webmasterworld.com/forum47/1829.htm)
What I'd like to know is if there is definately no way of achieving this behaviour on IIS 5 without the use of any extra isapi filters. Perhaps a server configuration option or something...
I would like to generate a custom date format for my ASP output ... i.e.: "5 Apr 06" instead of the "05 April 2006" that the British English 2057 LCID automatically gives me. In other words, I would like a 3 digit month and two digit year.
I am trying to do the similar to mod rewrite and use the custom 404 rewrite page to handle the table look up, so www.myweb.com/irish-tapestry-333.html will redirect to
www.myweb.com?id=333 for the detail pages. Will google see this forwarding in the 404 redirect page and ignore the links?Also, how can I make the URL of www.myweb.com/irish-tapestry-333.html appear in the users url window instead of the www.myweb.com?id=333
We have a requirement where we have to develop a custom Login Page which will accept user's NT credentials ( Username , password, domain name). This then needs to be passed to a website which uses Windows Authentication my question is how do we pass these credentials to IIS in classic ASP?
I have a client side ActiveX control implementing IPersistMoniker that isregistered to handle this MIME type. This seems to work fine on some machines and not others. On some of my machines, the control is not instantiated at all. Instead, a blank page is shown in the browser. If I change the ContentType above to something like "text/xml", the response is shown correctly in the browser. This leads me to believe there is a problem with the client mime handler, but it seems to work on most machines.
On windows xp we can modify 500-100.asp file for custom asp error messages. How can we do this on a windows NT 4.0 and IIS.or what is the similar file on NT and IIS?
is there a way to make custom error pages specific to a particular page?I know you can make customer error pages for iis to use.but if there is an error on a particuar page, can i make a custom error page to be redirected to?
for example,if a user is clicking away and runs into an error,it would display error1.htm.if they were on a different page and an error occured,they would get an error2.hm.
if its possible to create a custom validation control which can enable or disable any given control depending on whether a checkbox is checked or not?Currently my solution involves posting back to the form which in turn enables or disables appropriately.
I have noticed with some of the standard validation controls that the screen does not refresh (postback) for the error message to display.Is it possible to enable/disable a control instead of displaying an error message, and do this without posting back to the form to refresh?I have seen some custom controls which can do this for sale, but they cost $$$.
i have created a custom control in vs.net, how shall i add that one to my asp.net page. do i need to create new web control library project for creating custom web controls, what i have done is, i just included that one as another class, i am confused about how i would specify the value for the assembly attribute.
Just a quick question about making a custom error handler. Can I use. Code:
<%On Error Response.Redirect("error.asp")%>
instead of defining a custom error page in IIS? My site is hosted by an ISP so doing the latter would leave me completely without error messages; my way I could comment out the On Error code when debugging.
