Ive been making asp sites for about 2 years, but my first "real" site is going to be going live soon. Im currently seeking out a reliable hosting company based in england to host this website. Has anybody got any ideas of a good host? Ive been searching around for some time, but have not come across any that looks good enough. Im not after a dedicated server, shared hosting will do.
I need to send a user submitted (through my website using a javascript page) proposed company name to the Companies house database to see if the name is currently not being used by a uk Ltd comapany and therefore available.
I need to then return to my site yes or no, if yes then let them carry on with the comapny application, if no to give them a message suggesting an alternative. can someone steer me to a good tutorial for this please?
Most of my ASP programming experience is on NT4.We recently upgraded (replaced) our NT4 webserver with Win2k3 Web Edition.I am looking for a good book that I can go through that will show me the new and different ways IIS6 does things. I found out that some things still work from my old web site, but they no longer work on the new site.
I've been doing ASP by hand-coding in either Homesite or Interdev for years. I have been using Dreamwever for static sites that I make on the side. I recently was asked to make a form which will store info in an Access database, and thought it would be a good chance to learn how to use Dreamweaver MX's ASP capabilities.
Haven't tried it yet, but reading up on it, it seems that it forces you to use Session variables. I'm not a big fan of session variables, and want to avoid them. Anyone here use DW MX for ASP?
This questions is a little one sided, I used to have the connection to the database on the site until I learned about the global.asa and since then all my sites have used it. I don't know the benefits of this file vs any other methods so I have to ask. But first let me explain.
I have a site, one of the many using the global.asa, it works 2 Microsoft access databases that run pretty much simultaneously on the site. Today, my host sends me an email telling me that they are open constantly and it's causing them problems on their shared server. So I modified the asa to close the database after every session and the host I had done so. They replied shortly after saying that a session could be open for 20 minutes before closing and they did not see this amend as helping the problem. So I'm looking for an alternate method.
The site itself is a collection database with over 1,200 user accounts, I have absolutely no idea how many of these user accounts are actually in use, but that is how many registered users there are in the database. Most of the regular users probably visit every day or two and I know that the admin (of about 8) visits daily to update the records unless there is nothing to add.
I've been given 7 days to solve this problem or they will close this particular site down. So in this case, is global.asa a good idea? If not, what method could I use to minimise the database being opened?
I'm am having a coder do my site in asp, and it is oibg to take lots of bandwidth and space, but ms sql / asp server are very expensive, so how do you get arond it ? I am not using ms access as it can noy handle lots of users at the same time like mysql/ms sql would . Is the answer using mysql with asp? but have not seen many peole do that or use it
I am new to ASP. I am planing to run data base site and my designer is doing his work now. My designer want this capacity in a server -'Your server must support .NET framework 1.1 (for ASP.NET) and also MS SQL Server 2000 as database'
I have no idea about most of these things. I try to find server and send several email also. Those who experience with ASP, please recomand a serever. I found one, Godaddy hosting, anybody use them?
I am an intermediate ASP programmer looking to start learning .NET and am looking for a good book to start learning from. Anyone have any recommendations on a good book to get me started?
Can anyone find fault with this code? I wrote in in hopes of preventing users from "breaking" SQL queries and getting places they shouldn't by using SQL Injections.
I looking for a tutorial on charts/graphs which would take information from the DB table. I have a column about 31000 records and numbered field of 001-0022. I hav another field which contains texts.
What I'm looking for is to show graphically on a scale of 001-022 as in the first field how many time does the search criteria appear.
For example: I search a keyword "hello"
and the graph would show 001: 30 times, 002: 4 times...022: 1 time, but as a chart.
I think it would be nice to add a percentage calculation too.
I have written a few functions that are used on several pages throughout my site and am wondering what a good exection time might be (generally). The inital page a user is faced with after logging in pulls data from several different tables and displays 40 rows all together.
The execution time for this particular page is the slowest at approx. 950 ms to 1400 ms. This seems awfully slow. This is probably because I am executing 10 different stored procedures instead of one (I thought it would be too big of a challenge to write a single select statement and parse through all the data). What sort of execution times are acceptable to most of you? What do you usually shoot for?
I am trying to set up my IIS to run asp pages. However, I am haveing some problem hosting my asp pages and it is probably caused by the IIS configuration.
Now, I am getting an error message "HTTP 403.1 Forbidden: Execute Access Forbidden Internet Information Services" when I try to open my default asp page using the personal web manger I am using Windows 2000 and oracle database.
Is there a Content Management System that runs on ASP Windows hosting that allows an user to go to an admin page on the website, login and make content update to the site without touching code?
I know there are lots in the Linux world. What about Windows? I know about Contribute, but that requires an install of a desktop application. Or do they have a web verison now? I want an admin web page.
Some ASP hosting companies allow users to upload any ASP programs that they want. But, as you know, ASP programs can do virtually everything, including running components, doing disk operations, even reformatting a hard-disk!
How do ASP hosting companies prevent users from doing harmful operations like that?
I hv developed ASP.net application and want my boss to take a look on it. While making my own sysstem server.is there any way that i could make that available to my boss.I treid but it asks for user name and password. after supplying this info.
I know brinkster has been round for a while, but I always classed it as sort of free host site like geocities and the like. I've just had an email from them and from an ASP developer point of view they now seem to be doing some good hosting packages.
Price isn't fantastic, but they offer .net as standard and more importantly their servers seem to be far more flexible in that you can use Versign's secure payment dlls for shop cart payment verification and even set up your own secure server so that the http and the https data can be on the same domain and web space.
This latter feature would have got me out of so much crap if my current ISP could do it because I'm currently 'session chasing' between 2 different hosting spaces for the http and https sides of my shop cart site.
my client chose a php host that allows .asp,but doesn't allow .mdb's. so my question is if i wanted to use an .asp page to connect to an mysql database, how do i go about connecting to a mysql using asp?
I'm looking for a web host provider that will host my small ASP web site with a MBD database back-end. Eventually, I will rewrite the site to ASP.net, and migrate the MDB into SQL Server. I basically want to be able to have all the functionality that I do now.
- Create ASP scripts in Frontpage, Create MBD and/or SQL db's in Access and SQL, manage all my sites permissions, make changes to NTFS and Share security that take effect immediately, etc.
Most important is that I need to create the ASP scripts via FrontPage but of greater need is to build the SQL tables, queries, etc without the server license - I want the web host to provide the tools and resources to do this.
I did a Google search and find too many differant review sites all claiming to be unbiased and independant. Can you recommend an *unbiased* review site and/or a recommendation of a web host provider of your own that will meet my needs?
I am trying to send out a mass email newsletter. I have 600+ subscribers in our SQL Server Database. Well, is ASPMail (Server Object's product) good for this? If so I have some concerns about the error handling and assuring people don't continue to recieve the same email. Does anyone have expierence with this? If so, what is your advice?
Since my efforts to get my current script working are not working out. Does anyone know of a good ASP form handling script that can work with my HTML form.
Does anyone know of a good yet simple shopping cart written in ASP? It doesn't have to be free I am willing to pay up to $200. I am just looking for a simple front end and an admin area to add products easily.
I'm looking for a good web-based calendar that I can host on my website. Some features I'm looking for are the ability to schedule birthdays, anniversaries, etc.
with email notification of when the event is nearing. Picture uploads are something else I'm looking for. Easy to read and easy to maintain is also a plus.