I'm trying to increment between the end of lunch and the end of the day. The code below is returning a datePart of 13 instead of 1 (for 1:00:00 PM) and 14 instead of 2:00:00 PM etc. If response.write just counter2 I get a real hour. how can I return the actual hour datePart?
i am trying to use the DatePart function on my SQL2000 database. I have a table called visitors with a field called DateTimeEntrance which is filled everytime a visitor enters the site. I am trying to build a stat page where i display the total amount of visitors per day, week, month, year and i can't seem to get the syntax correct.
I get an error with the following code:
sql = "SELECT * FROM tblVisitors WHERE (DatePart("yyyy", [datetimeentrance])) = (DatePart("yyyy", date()))"
Is there anything wrong with my code (see below) bcoz when 10p-6a shift my browser returns the error cannot be a zero-length string. Im wondering why, bcoz the 2 other shift works perfectly.
<% 'Shift: 6a-2p if DatePart("h", Now()) 5 And DatePart("h", Now()) < 14 then ShiftID = "A" end if
'Shift: 2p-10p if DatePart("h", Now()) 13 And DatePart("h", Now()) < 22 then ShiftID = "B" end if
'Shift: 10p-6a if DatePart("h", Now()) 21 And DatePart("h", Now()) < 6 then ShiftID = "C" end if %>
i used formatdatetime(dt,vblongdate).it gives me in format like monday , august 8th, 2005.but i dont want weekday means monday or tuesday in my date so on.
<% prior = Request("Date")
if isDate(prior) Then prior = CDate(prior) Else prior = #1/1/1900#
For dt = DateAdd("m",-1,Date()) To Date-1
%> <OPTION value="<%=dt%>" <%If dt = prior Then response.write "SELECTED" %>><%=FormatDateTime(dt, vbLongDate)%> </option> <% Next %> </SELECT></center> </td> </tr>
I'm trying to compare two dates, All I need to see is if the first date is greater than the second date.
I'm fimiliar with how the DateAdd works, I use it often in my SQL Stored Procs, but for ASP it doesnt want to return a value Here's an piece of the code:
If DateAdd(d,DateDiff(d,0,BookingDate),0) > DateAdd(d,DateDiff(d,0,EndDate),0) Then Flag = 0 Else...
I've also tried just printing out the literal value of the expression but that doesnt return anything either.
Test = Cstr(DateAdd(d,DateDiff(d,0,BookingDate),0)) Response.Write("<b><font color='0000ff'>" & Test & "</font></b>")
I need to add 1 day to a specific date. The date have is stored in a variable called "DateOld". The value of the variable have this syntax: mm.dd.yyyy. The new date is the variable called "DateNew".
This is my code that dont work:
DateNew = DATEADD(d,1,DateOld)
What is wrong here? I get this error message: Invalid procedure call or argument: 'DATEADD'.
I'm trying to add hours together in the format HH:MM + HH:MM. There doesn't seem to be a functional part of DateAdd that will accomplish this though ?
The calculation is to work out how many hours have been spent on a website so exceeding the 24:00 is fine. Is there another function that would accomplish this?
This sort of stuff really gets me!I've been using the DateAdd function in various places to return results from the last 3 months e.g.
Code:
SELECT * FROM table WHERE publicationDate > #" & DateAdd("m",-3,now) & "#"
It's been working fine until today when I get into work and suddenly no records are showing up.If I substitute a date from 3 months ago for the function, the records reappear.
I'm trying to use DatePart and Datediff functions to show the formatted m/dd/yyyy display for the dates of Monday and Friday of the current week. I want it to display as:
Our Weekly Schedule 8/23/2004 thru 8/27/2004:
Can't pinpoint the parameter to check for the current week. Is there a good reference anywhere to show how to use the methods and such of both datepart and datediff, or has anyone programmed something similar prior.
I need to display on a web page a 7 day week split up into 30 minute blocks.
I have written the code below to do this. No doubt it is a load of rubbish (I know the bit that prints the days of the week is, but I'm not worried about that for the moment, I'm more concerned about getting the times correct).
The problem is that I cannot get it to print out midnight. The day starts at 00:30:00 and ends at 23:30:00.
Looking at the code below, can anyone suggest how I might be able to do this please?
I know I could just type in something like:
<TD>00:00:00 AM</TD> manually, but I want it to go in via a loop so I can compare it against data that will eventually be pulled from a database.
What is going on there? The times should be incrementing by 15 minute intervals, not 14min and 59 seconds. I have several pages that have suddenly stopped functioning because of this strange date calculating. My web host insists there is nothing wrong with the ASP service.
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.
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.
I 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?
Code: function findcinemaid(nameofthecinema) findcinemaid = "select cinemasid from cinemas" &_ " where brand = 'tgv' and cinemaplace2 like '"&nameofthecinema&"'" set cinemaidfound = objconndb.execute (findcinemaid) optainedcinemaid = cinemaidfound("cinemasid") end function
My SQL statement won't return results where any field in a record is blank. What can I do to fix this?
strSQL = "SELECT * FROM newarchive WHERE Program_Title LIKE '%" & program & "%' AND Year_Aired LIKE '%" & yearA & "%' AND Sponsor LIKE '%" & sponsor & "%' AND Month_Aired LIKE '%" & monthA & "%' ORDER BY ID"
It gets its values from a form where some fields can be left blank. If the record itself does not have a blank field, the search will pick it up. But if the record contains a blank field, then it won't be selected unless it matches the Program_Title data.
