if i want to pass parameters between pages... e.g. a href="page2.asp?name=Brian"...
is there a way of hiding this so that the name=Brian part does not appear in the address bar... I would prefer not to have to use forms and buttons to do this...
I have http://localhost/myweb/login.asp and i clicked some link in this page navigates to http://localhost/myweb/welcome.asp?userid=2 but in the browser address bar, I wanted to display only http://localhost/myweb/ and I wanted to hide the asp page names & query strings in the address bar.
Is it possible to hide the address bar after logging in to the site? I have my site in which after the user has successfully logged in, i want to hide the address bar further i.e i dont want the user to see the path of asp pages.
I'm searching of a way to send an email, and i don't want the user to know where he send the email.
Let say i want to send a message to Bob001. I will type Bob001 in the SendTo field. When i type the Send Email button, i would like the web page to do this: Get the username, Bob001. Find his email in my database Get the message in Message. Create the email. Send the email.
I don't want the user to be able to read the user email.
Every example show something like a "<a href" method. Which is not what i need.
Is there a way to do so? 1- I don't own the web server 2- Windows 2000 3- Asp install (Asp.net too) 4- Php is not available (so no mail object)
I would like to know if this is possible. I'm using ASP with JSCRIPT. I have a dropdown box that when the use selects a particular value, I would like the textbox to become visible. also if they dont choose it, I would like the textbox to be hidden. I have this web input form with many other fields. This dropdown box is in the middle of these fields.I dont see any property to set. I see the disable property but I want it hidden.
We have a customer that wants us to put our ASP application on their server, so they can have direct access to the database. However, we don't want to leave our code wide open for them to copy and/or modify.
I have heard that there are ways to protect our ASP code, but I don't know what they are. Could someone please list several options for me, and preferably places where I can do a little more research?
I have a table which displays data and now I would like to add some of that data together and just display it when the user clicks a button. I was just wondering if there is a way to do this on the same page such as hiding it without having to create another asp page? I was also wondering for output which is it best to use?
can u use the If Not IsNull statement to do this? and if so how please? I have various text boxes, caught in a repeat statement, when the other feilds run out of info i dont want the text box to be displayed. can anyone see what i mean? Basically when the fields before the text box run out i want the text box not to display.
I want to hide the form control on clicking the submit button on the same form.Tell me the solution.And also facing the problem while using the date time pickers in frontpage.
Actually by using asp value of date selected is being fethched in variable but on clicking the submit button again the datepicker shows the date before selecting the date.
i have a problem with one of the ASP pages in the website i am doing. I can see the code literally on the page itself on IE browser( highlighted below in red). this happens when i highlighted the page I and can see the code (SQL statement appears).
As this is a potential problem, I want to hide it so that it wont be hacked by irresponsible hackers who may change it. Code:
Anyone know a useful way of hiding image paths so images on my site cant be directly linked to?
I've seen sites that use <img src="image.asp?/moo/fred/image01.jpg"> (where the path starts from www.domain.com/secretfolder/moo/fred/image01.jpg) but dont know how to set this up.
BTW am on a shared host so dont have the use of base level administration if it makes any difference?
I have a form that submits to as asp processing page and that processing page inserts the info into a database and sends me an email. <form action="process.asp" method="post">there are a few pranksters out there that like to open the process.asp page directly and send blank info to my database and email. Is there a way to have this page only work when the form submits to it but not work if you just go directly to the page. I tried changing the permission to write only, but then you are asked for a password.
Is there anyway to hide specific words in my page??? for example when say "visit" in my page the asp code to prevent it from showing it in my page...any example code would much apprecited due to my limited experience to ASP
How we can hide values of variables in our querystring those are readable in the address bar? is there any way we can encrypt the url and when it is required we can de-crypt it also like yahoo do?
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.
Does someone have a reasonable method for concealing the paths to data when using ASP to MS Access?
I maintain a website where some data is intended to be released according to date:time. Some visitors like to "jump the release date" and just copy-n-paste the visible short cuts so they can get an early view of the material stored in a MS Access database.
Because I do want to continue using a straightforward naming convention for the various files, I was hoping someone might have information on how they had kept from pre-releasing information in this situation.
I want to display the contents of a field with a label if there is data in that field. If there isn't then I don't want the label to appear. I tried this:
<%If Venueinfo("email") = "" Then Else%>Email: <a href="mailto:<%=Venueinfo("email")%>">Click to email</a><br><%End If%>
But it doesn't seem to work. It seems to always display the label and link even though there is no data in that field.
Is there anyway of making the hidden fields not show in the editor?
I use alot of hidden fields and it confuses the design if there are lots shown on the page. I have written validation for this site and need to hide the hidden fields i have created. I have searched google and there is some information on this, but it is very confusing.
Now, the first URL is submitted by the user. The second one is the real URL, but not visible for the user. This one should be handled by the web server internally.
I thought I could accomplish this task with server.execute or server.transfer, but none of them can handle querystrings. Is there another way to do this?
Are there perhaps any COM objects? (This will be my last choice, because the whole system should go running on an iASP (instant ASP) server too if possible)
has anyone got a function or subroutine which will remove blank out or remove email addresses.
i've wrote a function which will remove valid email addresses, it's pseudo addresses such as "blah @ blah.com" or "blah_at_blah_dot_com" or "blah_at_blah_._com"
the function is basically to stop users posting an email address in a message.
I have a simple website linking to an access database. The script works fine on my local machine. And it works fine on my regular host. However, I have uploaded the website to a Windows account with GoDaddy and here is my problem.
I am receiving the following error:
Microsoft JET Database Engine error '80040e10' No value given for one or more required parameters. /home.asp, line 10
- the WEIRD thing is that if you hit refresh enough times, the page loads fine. Then, at random (it appears), the error resurfaces. No coding changes at all. Code:
I've been coding since mainframes had 4MB of core memory (yes kiddies, that 4MB), I've never coded a classic ASP page, only ASP.NET. I've noticed many problems in this forum seem to stem from building SQL commands by concatenating strings and could be avoided by using parameter substitution, a totally common concept in ASP.NET. So, is that just something that can't be done in classic ASP?
My problem is: I've created an ASP/MS Access app with Dreamweaver. I have an admin page to edit/delete records. When I edit or delete a record, it works the first time and redirects me back to the main page.
When I click on another record it adds the URL parameter to the end of the previous URL parameter and I get an error. Is there a simple piece of code to check the URL for the same parameter so that it will not just add it to the end.
I am calling an ASP page from JavaScript using window.open(<URL>?<few parameters>) parameters can be in Japanese so I am using encodeURI to encode it. In the ASP files I am using Response.Charset="UTF-8" and still when I check the URL with Request.QueryString it looks OK,however when I call Request("<parameter name>") I get the parameter value not in UTF8 format but in ISO-8859-1, does anyone familiar with this? Is it a known bug with the Request object? Is there a way to force it to deal with the data as UTF-8?
Currently the only solution I have is to taker the value from QueryString and parse the whole URL by myself.
I am using the following code in asp to select some data from an access db. recSel is defined and set further up my webpage, as is rsUpdate User. I cannot work out how to get past this error message
Too few parameters. Expected 1. Can anyone see the problem?