Having problems with uploaded Database and SharePoint sites. At least one of the errors is mentioned below. Sites do not allow access to DB entry or results. Code:
I know that IIS 6 disables parent paths by default and I see in M@rco's blog that he "hates them with a vengence." The problem with not using them (at least with includes) though, is that your code files cannot be structured in a useful way, otherwise you will not be able to redistribute your code or to move your folders. Code:
I have some asp files that are included in each of the (asp) pages of a new website I have built.I have many pages in the website, in many directories (3 levels). The administrator does not alow to use parent path, and this is problematic to me now. Any change of location of the included files, will not prevent from using parent path to access them.What can I do?I can not use one directory for all paes.
i have several errors when i want to include a file in my asp codes using "include file" object. i am using windows server 2003 and IIS6. have can i solve this problem?
The error description is like this....
Active Server Pages error 'ASP 0131'
Disallowed Parent Path
The Include file '../adovbs.inc' cannot contain '..' to indicate the parent directory.
i have a form that pops up based on a click. the popup opens up correctly. now what i want it to do is this.
1. submit the data to an asp page. that part i got working 2. close the popup box. have that working as well. 3. after processing the data on the asp page, direct to and refresh the parent page that the popup was created from.
to be more specific....
i have a bracket page, where you click on the winners name to move them over. works fine. that sends variables to a pop up box, where you enter a score. that works fine. now when i submit, it only sneds the data to the asp page, and even though the bottom of the asp page redirects it to the parent page, it doesn't. it seems like it is trying to redirect to the popup that doesn't exist anymore, so it does nothing.
I use the shortcut '../' to access content from two directories under different children at the same level.
eg <img src="../images/q9.gif">
I recently uploaded an intranet that I had been developing on my laptop onto the production server at my client only to find that no pages located in their own directory would work. I quickly determined that it was the ../ clause that was to blame.
The production server was windows 2003, whereas my laptop runs xp pro. Is this a win2003 restriction or has this resulted from security protocols applied on this particular server and if so, which. I hope its the latter. I've got some serious recoding to do otherwise.
i have an aspx page. on that page there is a link that open a new popup page. Popup page contain some text fields. user fills that fields and press OK. By clicking OK I append the textbox values in the DataTable, which is already saved in the session My Problem is that when that popup windows closes by clicking Ok i want to show that new information in datagrid on the parent page(which opened the popup page[window.open]). i have info in the session, but problem is that when i bind datagrid by using the session Datatable on the parent page.
If I've enabled Parent Paths (PP) in IIS, but have installed the URL Filter and disallowed ".." and "../" within links, am I covered from the vulnerabilities of PP's?
This allows me to use PP's in #Include statements, but doesn't allow visitors to use PP's in their links to access directories on my server.
I have a software that has generated a code for me, not sure if I'm allowed to give out names of other companies on here so i won't for now. anyways, the code has worked for a long time on my server just fine. Until I got a new server, same operating system and everything, i just cut and paste everything over from the old server to the new one. But for some reason now one of my sites will not let me use ".." in my code.
I would just place the "2020applicationsconnections.asp" file in the folder my current file is in, but then that messes up all the the linking that the "2020applicationsconnections.asp" file had in it. So is there any phrase, symbol, ect. that i should use to indicate a parent directory in this code? or is there some setting i need to change on my server that was set up on my old one.
I have one asp file including another asp file in a seperate folder. The file of the parent is in a read only, but the child is in a write and read file. If i run the child alone you can write with it no problems, but if i try to write with it calling it through the parent it tells me that permission are denied.
So my question is: are file permissions inhereted by the child from the parent? Is there any way of getting around this besides moving the parent into the same folder as the child?
I have a page(1) inside a frameset. The frameset opens from another page(2). I want when I change something on page 1(inside the frameset), the page 1 to be reloaded.
i have 2 asp pages. the parent and the child. the parent has has a value doc_id which is null. and a button to open the child window. it has other variables and input fields.
the child window creates the doc_id.
Now heres the problem. I want to close the child window, and send the doc_id(created in the child) to the doc_id(in the parent). and close the child window.
But keep the original variables in the parent id. (e.g if the user entered their name in the parent window, then opened the child window, then created the doc_id, then closed the child window, i want to parent to have the user name, and the new doc_id)
I have a popup from the parent window which allwos the user to add in new location. when the lcoation has been added succesfully. then thewindow closes and the parent gets refreshed. In particular, just the location listbox gets updated with the new value. the location listbox i generated from the database using asp.
What do I need to do to write the URLs of the two identical iFrames in the textarea of the parent frame? Well, the iFrames are the same asp file, but the three listboxes in each iFrame make their URLs different. The problem is that upon selecting both iFrames listboxes, the 2nd iFrame cancels out the URL of the first iFrame written on the parent's frame.
How can I access a web.asp code behind class-on from a code behind calss-function in a loaded web usercontrol. A.aspx loads control B.ascx . A's classA.function A displays info to a label on A.aspx .
I want to call classA.functionA from control B's class B.function B so that when I click on a button located on control B, the on click event fires class B function B which then calls class A function A which displays the info.
I have a parent window (default.asp) and on this page I have an IFrame that displays the rest of the menu requests for the site. The url always shows the base url, never other pages because they appear in the IFrame - this is by design.
The content in the IFrame is dynamic and may scroll forever depending on how much data is retrieved from the db. If the user scrolls down the IFrame to view to contents, the top of the default.asp page scrolls with it until it reaches the top of the IFrame.
The problem is that when navigating through the site I can't seem to figure out how to get it to jump to the top of the default.asp page when the page in the IFrame changes. This causes the user to have to scroll up and down throughout the site making it unappealing for navigation reasons.
is there anyway to get the title of the window that opened a new window? in javascript it would be window.opener.document.title but is it even possible to get that with asp?
i have a popup from the parent window which allwos the user to add in new location. when the lcoation has been added succesfully. then thewindow closes and the parent gets refreshed. In particular, just the location listbox gets updated with the new value. the location listbox i generated from the database using asp.
I have an ASP page form that will be used for data entry. I am redoing a MS-Access Runtime application that has been used for a few years.
One of the issues; "What to do about the conditional visibility code" I had set on several of my Form objects.
What happens is, based on what value the user selects from a drop down box; additional fields would become visible requiring input. What I came up with in ASP was a POP-Up Window.
I got the window working by downloading some code from a tech site and I set up a "Switch” statement to conditionally the POP-Up window's initiation. I set up users input fields and I tested it and it works fine.
The PROBLEM:
With the Parent window still open, how can I pass the values from the POP-UP back into it for use? I mean without closing the Parent Window and Losing all the data values entered in the previous form fields.
How do I set it up so that when a user submits the Parent window data the POP-Up values go with it? I've have tried the standard POST Method but the Parent can not see the POP-UP window Form Field values.
I have an asp application where in a certain page you have to enter a PO number, if you click the search it will bring up the 15 most previous PO number w/some information.
I want to be able to have those PO Numbers to be links, that when you click them it closes the new window(I have this) and the parent page can grab the PO number clicked and display that in this text field how would I go about this?
I have a screen, screenA, from which I call another screen, screenB, with a form on it. ScreenA has an ID that is captured in a variable called strShortName. (That variable is defined in another file called into ScreenA via an include.) I want to write that name as the value in a hidden field in the form on screenB. How can I do that?
I am trying to redirect back to a child form after a submit with a file upload and verification of file data. I would like to go back to the form and display a message returning the status of the data. Is that possible? Any suggestions on an alternate? I am using classic ASP, javascript and vbscript.
When a user clicks in the text box, by using the onclick event, i am opening a popupwindow with a list box. Now when the user selects a value in this list box, i want to pass that value to the parent window and populate the parent textbox.
I have two menu form elements that need to refelect a parent child relationship. There are 85 zones and 2200 zone-network combinations.
I want to bind the networkid element to an xml datasource that contains only the networks related to that zone. I have read about something like this before but have never implemented it.
i have a simple form with about 20 dropdowns. if the user preferes they can go through each dropdown with the question in a pop up window.
In this popup window they enter each question one at a time, once they enter an answer and submit the page reloads and stores the answer in the database and goes to the next question. At the same time the popup window forces a refresh on the main form so that the value selected in the popup is now seen on the main form as they go through each question.
My problem is that when the main for refreshes with new values to be selected FF does not change the value on the drop down. but when i go to the source the correct value is selected. I do not have this problem in IE everything works as it should be.
I want to pass a variable or value from the pop up page to the parent page. how do i do that? Another approach i was thinking was dragging and dropping the selected variable from pop up page to the text box in the parent page. but i dont know whether ASP has any drag and drop module or something.
I have a rather large classic ASP application that uses relative references like
...commonconnection.asp
all over the place in about 60 pages. The application works OK on my XP Pro machine but does not work on a Windows 2003 Server. Is there a way to set the server to accept the reference to the Parent folder? Does it have something to do with IIS lockdown? Or IIS Version 5 instead of 6?
