we have an Enterprise Application on ASP and MS SQL 2000. Would like to know if I can convert the asp app to an exe or encrypt / encode / hide the source code so that no one accessing the server can touch / modify / copy the same.
I am trying to debug some values in production server.I want to print the value of rRes(10),but I don't want to show it in the screen.I just want to show it in the source code but comment out,so that I can look at the value.Is it possible?
Response.Write("rRes(10) = " & rRes(10)) will show the value in the screen,but i want to hide it in the screen but still see the value in the source code.
Is there a way of processing an ASP page and placing the resulting HTML source code into a TEXTAREA on another page?
I have a page that will be generated dynamically from database content. However, I want a form on another page to have access to the compiled source code for use in an electronic newsletter.
Manually I would load the dynamic page, view the source and copy it out. I would then paste it into my form field on the relevant page.
I am in the process of building a web page that allows users to make some resource reservations from the web. I need a source code for a calneder where if the user clicks on a specific day of a specific month a new link will be opened. where can I find this ?
Where I can find the code source for the function len for study ends. As (LEN) with its code was created script of the function. I tried to look for in google but I did not find nothing! Somebody can indicate me one link, site, script?
I have a couple of rather large ASP projects developed using VB script and the source code in both has not been formatted well. Does anyone know of a tool that can parse the source code files and fix simple things such as indentation, consistent use of case on key words, etc.
I have seen several tools that do this for printing purposes, but nothing that actually reformats the original source code.
I have a customer with an extensive intranet which contains a lot of sensitive company data. The client is concerned that any employee could download source code back to removable storage and thereby steal the data.
Printing is considered publicly risky and other capture methods of visble screens would be too clumsy and outside the capability of most.
So we have been asked to make the source "invisible" or at least extremely difficult to reveal.
I want to create a site management (admin) web application in ASP under W2K/IIS5/FPSE2002. It will be used to modify the content of XML files on the web site it manages. Any changes require authentication. When a file is to be modified the operator should check it out so that it is marked for modification, preventing others to change it. The file is checked in after changes are made. I'd like to be able to check in/out documents from the web admin using IIS integrated SCC. Is it possible? Or should I implement my own file management system?
I'm just trying to set up a testing server via Dreamweaver that is my local box. HTML works fine and ASP works fine IF there is no js code input. I can save a few images in a table as an ASP page and it works great, but if I try to pull a table from a database, the browser suddenly displays the code, rather than the page.
I've heard some people referring to articles that might address this, but so far I'm not seeing them.
I have .asp files being handled by asp.dll from the internet information services section.
What the heck am I missing? What else should I provide y'all so we can brainstorm this?
I got this book for some time. I need to download the source code for this book. However, Wrox, the publisher, does not have download code for this book. Could anybody suggest any site from where I can get the download of source code for this book?
This is not really language specific but more of a source code parsing. I have a large ASP source file that I like to split up, resulting in separate ASP files, each containing one function and the filename named after that function. Does anyone know of a tool/script which does this? PS: I am too lazy to learn Perl/AWK/Python to do this, hence why I believe someone has already written a tool/script to do this. Possibly in C++/etc.
Public Shared Function Encriptar(ByVal cleanString As String) As String Dim clearBytes As [Byte]() clearBytes = New UnicodeEncoding().GetBytes(cleanString) Dim hashedBytes As [Byte]() = CType(CryptoConfig.CreateFromName("MD5"), HashAlgorithm).ComputeHash(clearBytes) Dim hashedText As String = BitConverter.ToString(hashedBytes) Return hashedText End Function
this function encrypt user password, I need to un-encrypt that password
Can RSA encrypt a sequence of numbers and letters intermingled together. I was told that RSA can only encrypt letters,i'm not so sure. So can it bge done
how i can encrypt something in asp and put it into a database and decrypt it using a key?I want members info and order info in my database to be secure.
i want to encrypt my URL of my site when user process his/her queries he/she see encrypt form of URL and will not seen actual queries, how can i do this in ASP .
Does anyone out there know how to encrypt the entire ASP file? That means when a person tries to view my ASP source code, it will display as rubbish. Can't use Script Encoder (srcenc.exe) cause out there in the market exist a freeware Script Decoder (scrdec.exe) which can easily decode back the file to its original state.
I am working with an existing script/old server that uses encrypt(whatever) quite often (mostly querystrings), however there is no routine written anywhere in the script for this. no connection to any components or anything...
I didn't know it had a default encypt function (assuming its like base 64 or something)...
When using the QueryString of the request object the actual values are exposed to the viewer of the site and often user pickup on these values and start changing them . This can lead user to see data that they are not supposed to or even data that may be erroneous.
Is there an easy way to encrypt the querystring values that get displayed on the location bar / other than not using querystring. Can I use java script to disable the status bar, at the bottom of the page to not expose the URL's of various links on a page?
I often use a querystring in my ASP pages.for example:
if val > 1 then Response.redirect "val1.asp?val=1&user=UserID End if
Is there a way to encrypt the querystring so anyone trying to mis use the web site will not know what the encryption stands for also when people view the page source they should not be able to see the QueryString value. How best can I handle this . Using hidden values still expose the value in the page source. Does HTMLEncode help any?
I have a problem with asp encrypt. I always encouter this error message when i try to log in my system thru an IP address. The strange thing i that, onli my computer is experiencing this problem. I tried loggin in using another computer, with the same IP address.. and it's sucuessful. Izzit the problem wif my ASP encrypt or wad? The error i have is:
I am trying to encrypt the password and then store in Access DB. I have check out already existing threads on Sitepoint and read the artile at 15second.com (Password Encrypt/Decrypt using MDI ). It works for SQLServer. I tried it. It works..
But i am using MS Access Database, and it doesn't have any binary data type in it. So MDI is not working for me here. I havn't find any help.
I am looking for your help now as i have give it up and this thread is the only hope for me now. I need to Encrypt/Decrypt the password while using Access at backend.
I have written a classic ASP calendar that has been on my organization's website for a couple of years now, and it has worked fine.
I do all of my writing to files on my hard drive, then when the files are working properly, I upload the files to the server. Therefore, the files on my hard drive should be identical to the ones on the server. This has worked fine in the past - I have had two fully functional calendars, one on my hard drive, the other online. Until now, they both looked and worked identically.
Now, I'm trying to modify the main file, "calendar.asp". It no longer works, and the online copy still works flawlessly. When I looked at the local file (calendar.asp), all of the ASP code had been stripped from the file. Of course, the online copy is still intact and working.
The only editor I have used on these files is Notepad (actually, Notepad ++, an enhanced Notepad). I would understand if I had tried to edit the files with Frontpage (I'm using Frontpage to upload files to the server, but that's all I use it for), but these local files haven't been touched by Frontpage.
What Gives? How can a file selectively remove it's own code and disable itself??!!!
I try exporting the files from the server, and though the server files still have their ASP code, the browser can't find one of the include files, which is plainly in the same folder as the calendar.asp file. The file "adovbs.inc" is no longer reachable from my hard drive, even if I export ALL of the files in the "calendar" folder to my hard drive.
What can be hoseing up my local files, and how can I prevent it? Although I have downloaded ALL of the files from the online copy to my hard drive, why do the files behave differently than they do online? What kind of trickery is this?
I am writing a small CMS type system for our intranet at work and I am trying to have a main "index.asp" that does all the work in a template folder and every time I add a new section instead of making a new copy of this file I would like to have some generic "index.asp" file that is nearly empty that just calls the "template/index.asp" file and let's it do the work.
The way each page in the intranet works is by using the same asp file but by having a few configuration files in their directory that point it to different menus, titles etc.
Is there a way to load an asp file from another one? I tried creating an index.asp containing just <!-- #INCLUDE FILE="templates/index.asp"--> but it doesn't seem to do it.