I need to download content on a webpage once a day and then parse the data. I know how to parse, so once I get the page, I'm ready to go. Is it possible to use something like the filesystemobject to read a webpage instead of filename? If yes, great! How? If no, what can I use to automatically download a webpage that I can then in turn parse?
Basically I want to be able to take the tempreature, pressure and wind and be able to use them as variables in calculating performance automatically for an aircraft. I've tried using the pull string method but can't work out how to seperate the variables.
I am using a form. This has the action tag set to another page. But within this form I am using a button, which when clicked should take me to a different page.
We are creating a multi-region ASP application which will be using SQL Server 2000. As our users exist in multiple location i.e. UK, US, Australia how can we distinguish that the date the user is entering is captured correctly i.e. no confusion with DD/MM/YYYY format.
I guess to remove database ambiguity I am going to use the format YYYYMMDD format but how do I know in the first place when the user entered 01/06/2006 that the user meant 1st June 2006 or 6th Jan 2006.
I've written many pages that emails the content of a web form, but the data formatted very nicely. Is there a way to have the content of the submitted form data via email in XML?
Is this possible to check if a text box on form.htm is in mm/dd/yyyy format before submitting to asp page?
if you enter say 2/2/04 it gives a incorrect date format error. The asp page uses this text box in the select statement for a db2 table query that is a date field.
I will be eternally greatful if someone can provide snippet of code, URL or reference material that shows how to display data in a "n colums * n rows" format.
I am new to ASP and have looked everywhere that I could, but I have not found an example where data can be formatted to be displayed in a 3 * 4 foramt, like many of the professional sites would do (actually rows and columns can be any number of rows and columns) All the examples that I have seen, show data displayed in a top down format.
I need to allow user to save dataset to their computer in Microsoft Money format. I searched internet for help on this but found nothing helpful. I also chatted with MS Online Concierge to no avail.
If you could, please provide pointers to steps how to accomplish this. If you will provide the steps yourself, please be very explicit in what you provide.
I have the tables set up in Access, viewing in column format on ASP pages but now the company wants the schedule reports to be in a wall-calendar type format. I've searched and found calendar scripts but I need one that's creates a table resizable to a report size format. Using the existing MS Access db I've written is also a plus.
I'm creating an application using ASP and MSSQL server. I'm finding the task of designing my output and forms to be rather tedious. Modifications require a fair bit of work. Most of my code is being written in notepad - no Interdev or DotNet tools. Are there any applications (or even just some helpful tips) that help provide report output and user interface design for the webpages?
I'm using Visual Web Developer 2005 Express Edition. I created a simple asp.net project, no biggy. Moved the files over to the htdocs folder of Apache. Everything shows up great on an open directory setting online ( I do not have the Default.aspx file set as my starting page, it's simply an open directory ). I installed mono, it installed fine. I don't know if there's anything I need to execute on mono as it seems like it's already running. Anyway, I goto my IP through my browser, click on Default.aspx, and instead of the ASP page, all that shows up is the html code behind it.I don't know where to begin on this
I have taken over some code for a website and am trying to finish it. I have noticed that when loading each page the site expands and then shrinks to the normal size, i don't want this to occur. if you go to http://preview.sgci.com/lutherwoodaes you will be able to see what i am talking about. Any ideas or direction?
how can i include a webpage from another server with ASP? (Without frames) i tried XMLHTTP, but i loose the stylesheet, images src and relative links of the included page.
I'm looking for something (preferably free) that will allow me to have users login using a username and password. I'd like to store the password encrypted (if possible) in an access database and have a web based admin utility and password reminder (e-mail sent to user) option in case a user forgot their password.
I've seen packages selling for nearly $30, but for a non-profit organiztion, every penny saved counts.
I'm going to make a website that has some logic to it. It runs an algorithm on an excel spreadsheet. The excel spreadsheet is NOT on the server with the website though, but is on the users computer.
Right now I'm thinking of either using dotNetRemoting in some way or somehow make it into a webservice. With a webservice, maybe they can have an executable file of some sort which they double click and it calls my webservice. I'm learning about this as I go.
If I edit my webservice algorithm, will these propagate to the user? Do they need to compile something is what I'm asking.
I have a requirement to fire up a PDF brochure for visitors. This is currently done by simply linking the pdf document direct using a javascript popup and hence acrobat is invoked when the link is clicked.
I now have a requirement to trap and record in my database the fact that the brochure was viewed and I can't get my head around how I can do both without getting the user to click 2 links (one to fire up the page with the ASP database call in it and a PDF link on it, and the other to click the PDF).
I have a feeling I could do something clever with host headers, but before I go too far down that deep and murky path I wonder if there is some simpler way I'm overlooking.
Does anyone know an out of the boxproduct or some scripting for customer registration after aprovment they should have to create online one page with some advertizing (picture) and explanation about there small businness. There page should be in a directorie with the name of there business.
How do you make your webpage so that no matter what page they navigate to,it always says just the mainurl in the Address bar: http://www.whatever.com instead of http://www.whatever.com/page1.asp?
If I put a link on my webpage that says click here to print page. How can I get the print code to specifically print only the information between a specific <TD></TD> tags? See cause if I just let it print the whole page it is all messed up cause it is too big to print on one page.
I am currently accessing information in an access database using ASP and displaying it on some WebPages (both the access database and the website are on a standalone machine). I have a problem that the website needs to be moved onto another standalone machine and the database is not on it.
However I plan to run ASP and HTML to create the WebPages and then make a copy of the WebPages and then move the copys across? This machine will not have the database but because it has already retrieved the information (from the first time using ASP) it does not need the database. Is this true?