Functions Can Get The HTTP Request And Response Headers?
Any ASP functions can get the HTTP request and response headers?
View RepliesAny ASP functions can get the HTTP request and response headers?
View RepliesIf 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 am getting the following error on one of my asp pages.The HTTP headers are already written to the client browser. Any HTTP header modifications must be made before writing page content.I think I understand what the problem is, but what I am curious about
is I only get this problem when the page resides on my web server (Windows 2K3).
However when it resides on my development machine (Windows XP with IIS 5.1) I do not have this problem. The browser is the same in both instances. Is there a setting somewhere in IIS that is responsible for this different behavior?
When I catch HTTP headers with the Live HTTP Headers plugin in Firefox I get some information that I'd like to catch with ASP: Code:
View Replies View RelatedThis is the scenario: I am making a wizard composed of several steps, each
step being a form with the post method. The first steps may be completed
whether the user is logged on to the website or not. But from a certain step
on the user must be logged on to complete the wizard. What I do is post the
data gathered so far to the logon page; the logon page is essentially an ASP
page with an HTML logon form that posts to itself. Once the user logs on he
is taken again to the wizard, to the step where he left off.
Right now I am using the HTML form / approach on the
logon page: after the user is authenticated, the asp page builds a form with
the "saved" data, pointing to the next step of the wizard, and uses the
onLoad event of the body tag to submit the form. And this does what I
intended.
But I believe there must be a more elegant way to do this, and I suspect it
involves setting headers directly using Response.AddHeader but I don't know
how to do it. Am I right? If so, how to do it?
My WebApp has to do some database work in page1.ASP Because this may
take a few second, before Page1 connects to the database, it doeas a
"Response.Buffer=false", and pumps out a bit of javascript which
displays a progress bar. Code:
How to get/set and send the HTTP Headers(user-defined) coming from another domain/site]
In one SMS gateway project i need a great and urgent help from u all. There,the Service Providers sending the data thru "HTTP Headers" (For ex.sms-Id,sms-source [user defined]).
So i need to get and parse the name value pairs, and need to respond/send the same way as coining the "HTTP Headers" (For ex. sms-Id,sms-destination,sms-msg [user defined]).
Is there a way to add a header to a page that will change what text the
browser displays in the address field?
For example, say I point my browser to
http://www.domain.com/request.asp?a=1&b=2.
I would like IIS to send back the content generated by the page
request.asp, but would like the address is in the browser to read
"http://www.domain.com/request/index.asp"
Is there any possible way to do this? It seems like this should be possible.
<a target="_blank"
href="IndividualGamePerformances.asp?MatchID=<%=RS("MatchID")%>&TeamID=<%=Request("TeamID")%>">
Can anyone please tell me what to enter after Response.Write to write the above to the HTTP Response body.
The redirect page is giving error.
UPDATE insertanswer SET passages = "God created" WHERE [id] = 1;
UPDATE insertanswer SET passages = "there be ligh" WHERE [id] = 3;
Response object error 'ASP 0156 : 80004005'
Header Error
/wheelofgod/pageing4.asp, line 76
The HTTP headers are already written to the client browser. Any HTTP header modifications must be made before writing page content.
Why ASP's MS XML HTTP request object gets another page's HTML source
without interpreting path differences. For example, if my page is:
www.test.asp/one/two/page1.asp
with XMLHTTP getting source code of page:
www.test.asp/one/page2.asp
and this latter page has a CSS with path ../include/css.css, it won't
be used in page1.asp because path will stay as it is "../include/
css.css", not "../../include/css.css" as needed for page1.asp?
I have configured XP and IIS according to some security checklist on the internet.
I restarted machine after I renamed and set pw for my admin account.
The IIS isn't working now. I get this:
HTTP 400 Bad Request Error
The parameter is incorrect
In other words, The syntax of the request is badly formulated or is impossible to satisfy
I scanned my system with SPYBOT, no spyware found.
I have been trying to figure out why I am getting this message.I have an application that is 20 different ASP pages that works in sequential order (step1, step2, step3...). After each step the app writes the entered text to a cookie. This feature is so that if there is a problem, we can still retrieve the data.
This Bad Request error has something to do with the cookie that is written to, because I can go all the way through the app to the last step (step20) and then it gives me a Bad Request. If I clear my cookies then it works fine, until step 20 again.
what may be going on here? I am guessing that it has to do with the size of the cookie, but I am unsure how I can accomplish this task allowing the entered data to be retrieved) without cookies.
Can someone give the snippet to send a post http request in order to send a
soap request ? I have the complete http request but I don't know how to send
it.
How can I send an http request to some page e.g. aspx . I mean something like HttpWebRequest in .NET.
View Replies View RelatedI'm trying to USPS Tracking info to my website. To do this I need to make a XML HTTP Request to the USPS server, then format and "print" the response back on our web site. The site uses ASP and we want to avoid using JavaScript. I found this simple script:
Code:
I've been using Dreamweaver Ultra Dev to create a dynamic page and I've been unable to view the page in a browser once the file extension changes to .asp. If I try to open it (in a browser) outside of an editor then nothing happens.
If I try to open it inside an editor, like in DW then I get HTTP 400 Error. DW also has a feature to let you view live data, when I choose that, it gives me "Bad Request (Invalid HostName)" it also mentions: "An error occurred while requesting the document from the app server." I'm running IIS.
Let's say I want to use the msxml object to call a web page from
within my script, and on the querystring or "in the header" of that
request I want to include a dictionary object, such that the called
.asp page can then request the object to it's script and use the
dictionary object.
Has anyone seen anything that describes marshaling an object into an
http request header?
Let's say if I want to send a http "Post" request to a url, and check the http status code later. How should I write the code? I have found example to use WinHttp to send "Get" request and check the http status code:
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Set objWinHttp = CreateObject("WinHttp.WinHttpRequest.5")
objWinHttp.Open "GET", strURL
objWinHttp.Send
If objWinHttp.Status <> 200 Then
...
End If
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How should I write the code if I need to use "POST" to send data in a form, and to check the http status code later?
Having just "discovered" it myself, I thought I'd draw everyone's attention to the fact that the WinHTTP 5.x object (which is used behind the scenes by our good friend the ServerXMLHTTP object) can be used directly in scripts.
This is useful because the ServerXMLHTTP object encapsulates XML-related functionality which is unnecessary for performing most simple HTTP requests, and thus by using the WinHTTP object directly you achieve higher performance, scalability, and reduced memory consumption... AND WinHTTP offers quite a few features that ServerXMLHTTP does not expose - including the ability to specify a proxy (and an exclusion list) from within the script (or to acquire them from Internet Explorer's settings), IPv6 support, and HTTPS/SSL support!
For more information .....
I am able to get the value for "request.ServerVariables("http_referer")". However, I try to use this value in a "response.redirect" and the value disappears. Why is this happening. Example:
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If Not Session("whatEver") = True Then
Dim httpVar, EncodeHttpVar
httpVar = Request.ServerVariables("HTTP_REFERER")
EncodeHttpVar = Server.URLEncode(httpVar)
Response.Redirect "https://www.blah-blah/extranet/index.html?referer=" & EncodeHttpVar
End If
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What am I doing wrong.
I canget the value of the control on a form by using
Request.form("controlName")
is there anyway thru ASP object to set the value to the particular control
Anyone know if there is a complete list available of the elements that are available for Response. and Request.?
i.e. Response.Write ""
Request.ServerVariables("HTTP_REFERER")
It's basically so I can add them to an HTML editor I am updating (I checked aspfaq.com and couldn't find either of them.
I have a set of pages which seems to produce very wierd errors:
pagea.htm contains a form which posts to pageb.asp
pageB.asp contains a script that works fine in response to this post,
but produces an error when called by a GET method without passing any
parameters. Since there is no link to pageB.asp, and it's unlikely
that a visitor will type this URL in out of the blue, I didn't expect
to see this error messages. Somehow it's popping up in my logs.
Do most firewalles know not to cache a file with an .asp extention?
Anybody have any other ideas as to what might be causing this?
I have a password-protected area on my site. I'm not using any server
authentication methods: Instead I prompt the user for a username and
password using an HTML form and check these against a database of
registered users.
I was thinking that this page should be returning a HTTP status code of
"401 Unauthorized" instead of its current "200 OK". My reasoning being
that this would let search engines know what's going on when they
request a protected page and get redirected to the "Access Denied"
page.
I experimented with adding response.status = "401 Unauthorized" to the
"denied" page, but now it displays a (Windows/IE) username & password
prompt instead. The HTTP sniffer shows that the www-authenticate field
is set to "Basic".
My question: How can I indicate to the search engines that the page it
is requesting requires authentication, yet have it not display the
login/password dialog box?
i'm using windows XP, IIS 5.1, Visual .NET 2003 and SQL Server 2000.
When I open New Project - Visual C# Projects - ASP .NET Web Service -
Location : http://localhost/WebService1
After that i click OK, then it returns error
"The web server reported the following error when
attempting to create or open the web project
located at the following
URL:'http://localhost/WebService1. HTTP/1.1 302 Found"
After that i try this : Code:
Just like to know benefits of adding headers. Why we add them.
View Replies View RelatedIf I have an ASP file that sends less than 110 I believe its 110 characters IIS will, at the top of the document, add some header info about the server and page. This
happens in every web directory I have. If I take out the <HEAD></HEAD> section of the page, this information is not added.
I'm having trouble showing images stored in a SQl server database in asp3.0. The images are inserted into SQL server using a access front-end. Access adds ole headers to the image field. These headers prevent images to show in asp. Is there a way to remove these headers using asp?
View Replies View RelatedThere is what i would like to do, I have a page that pulls all the
hours for our staff over a given period calculated them and reports
back on 15 different colums and is aproximatly 500 individual rows of
data for a table. Now as you could imagine that is a night mare to look
at for anyone, i have done a few things to make remeber which columns
are which however a simple Solution would be to the top row, or rows i
define stay constantly at the top as your scroll down.
This is classic ASP and not ASP.NET, I can find alot of resources for
ASP.NET but nothing for ASP.
I have considered Frames, but who really wants to mess around with that
ad there are alot of controls at the top of the page that manipulate
the data.
Also i have heard of using JavaScript or CSS, Has anyone achieved this
before?
I need to put headers and footers in my word doc from asp and cannt get it to work. Found this code on the net Cannt get word to open the external file. Any ideas Code:
View Replies View RelatedI have one table that has a course's ID number and the titles of the units for that course, with an ID for a set of units.
Then I have another table that has the units for all courses within it, this table also has the CourseID they belong to and the ID of the Unit header that they belong to. My problem is trying to get the header displayed first then all the units that belong to that header, so it looks like this: Code:
I'm getting an error:" http headers already written", when I redirect back the page I came from.
I writing an on-line store app. The page 1 lists products, desc, price in a table. Click on a product, it adds it to an XML shopping bag and , thru a link, jumps to page2 that prints everyhing in the bag so far. At the bottom of page2 is a TYPE SUBMIT button that takes you back to page 1 for more shopping. The form for the button uses Code: