On the website I have 3 levels of access: prospect, established clients, admin. When they register under the established client level it sets them as ec when they log on. When the admins log in their sessions is admin. the problem I am having is that the client page is basically the full inventory of our products but I want the admins to be able to view it also. Can Set it up so that it could check one session or the other? like....
<% Option Explicit
if session("ec") or session("admin")<>true then
response.redirect("/login/login.asp")
end if
%>
I have 2 sessions that get created. One when the user logs in called "uname" and another called "idrma" when that user choses to begin a repair request.I know <%session.abandon% will kill both sessions, how to I only target one?
We have a development iis6.0 server. Multiple programmers are developing independent applications. Non are sitting on the machine they all develop on their own system. Regularly they try to debug and receive the following error.
Error while trying to run project: Unable to start debugging on the web server. A ebugger is already attached. Would you like to disable future attempts to debug ASP.NET pages for this project?Does this mean each developer must run IIS on their own computer?
We have an IIS+ASP based application server that is capable of providing complex reports to hundreds of users but in some circumstances these reports can take a long time to create. However the data for the report is cached so subsequent calls to view the same report come back with a sub-second response time.
In order to make use of this caching we pre-prepare some of the reports by getting back a list of potential users from the server and then executing reports on their behalf. When the real users log in the report is served from the cache.
I wrote the warm caching application using VB6 and it uses XMLHTTP requests to execute the reports. However because ASP serializes the requests to the server the application can only have a single session open with the server. To get round this I spawn multiple instances of the application, each instance then has its own ASP session and the server is loaded more efficiently.
The question is how can I create multiple ASP sessions from within a single VB application and have each session handle its own XMLHTTP requests? Its obviously possible as MACT, OpenSTA and LoadRunner all achieve it.
We are planning to set-up a load balanced web environment. Accordingly, we are going to change the session management on our website from the classic ASP Session State and session variables, to a database method.
Does any one have any pointers as to how I might approach this, so that I can have the same sort of functionality the ASP sessions give without having to create database columns for each session variable I wish to create. I am thinking along the lines of some serialised dictionary or something that I can stick in a blob column.
Just as the title says I am trying to do something impossible with a single SQL statement. I am doing an ASP webpage for internal use at the company I work for.
I want to know if there is a way to insert/update data into multiple tables in 1 SQL statement.
If it requires functions | views or anything else that is fine but I don't want to have 3-4 different SQL statements to update 2-3 different columns in different tables.
I have a search option on my website, which should perform a search on 4 fields, as follows:
tblNews headline content
tblDatabank filename description
It only needs to return matches which are an exact match of their search criteria. For instance, searching for "I am here" would return a record which contained "I am here", but not just "I" or "I am" etc.
I need to return all these records as part of one recordset preferably, as I want to be able to order them etc., though I imagine you may suggest I use an array somehow to merge two recordets etc., then reorder them?
i hav problem with updating the data. In the asp page i hav displayed records based on search criteria. in display mode im displaying the to be updated field in combo box for each similar contract_no. each contract_no will hav different no of rows and to be updated combo box.
based on the selected value in the combo boxes of different contract_nos i hav to update the combo value with old value. user select multiple combo values at a time I need anybody's help with detailed programming logic.
I was wanting to know if you could have a function within a session?Example: Code:
<% Session("Message") = MyFunction() %>
Is that possible? Ok, maybe not "is it possible" but can you use the session message to dictate where the function outputs its data? Here's why I'm asking. I have an online testing app that when a person selects the wrong answer the correct answer (along with a bunch of other stuff) will be displayed on the page. I'm getting it to display the correct answer and the other information, but the correct answer is at the top of the page screwing up my layout and the other information is doing what it should.
I am using ServerXmlHttp in a client-side component to basically talk back to the Server within a webpage. I would like to be able to cache some information on the server so that when I callback, I do not have to reconstitue everything that I did for the intial request. However, the Sessions are different.
Is there a way to get the ServerXmlHttp session to impersonate the IE client session? Code:
can any one tell me how to use sessions in asp for 2different users please?Is it straight forward? Never used them before, a friend said it is worth doing
I've just created a simple form that writes information to an Access database using ASP. Everything works fine. My question is, would there be any reason to use the session object other than for tracking purposes.
Specifically, does a session have any inportance on multiple users accessing pages and submitting the form inforamtion to the database. I was curious about errors to the database with multiple users submitting at the same time to the database. This is a small scale application and not expected to have large number of hits. As stated I'm new to using ASP and just wanted to get some input.
I have used SESSIONS on mission critical pages on my site, and if sessions are not enabled / supoorted - these pages will fail. When and why would a session fail? They do not store any info client side,and rely on the server to store session objects in memory, am I correct? Would security settings or privacy controls ever stop sessions working? Which "popular" browsers dont support sessions?
I don't know how to do anything with session and I don't need anything complicated at all. All i need it to do is like create a session when they login sucessfully. And like I want to add on every page if they don't have a session id and the correct access priveleges or watever to redirect them to the login page.how would i do that?
I've had a look around the site but can't find exactly what i'm looking for.I'm writing a small ticket booking engine in asp and am wondering about sessions.Do I need them ? and what is involved in adding them to my code?
a user logs into a website (im using acess for the database, asp for the pages), they are then in a members only area. They should have the ability to view their own personal details and change them if they wish. this should be updated in the database.
the problem is im not sure how to go about it. i seen sessions mentioned in tutorials but im still ,well, lost basically.
I've got two different sets of ASP scripts on my server. Each set is kept in their own directory. Both sets of scripts use sessions. I want to make sure that the sessions are not accidentially shared between the two sets as they are both different applications.
Right now I'm having a problem when I do a Session.Abandon from one set of scripts it also kills the session for the other set of scripts (I believe they are both using the exact same session). Is there some way I can make sure this doesn't happen?
I have a database add/view/edit/delete page, and you can only get to it by logging in at login.htm (where it checks username & pw and redirects you to the a/v/e/d page.) But if you know the 'Control Panel' address.
you can just type it in and get full access. I figured I must have to check everytime to make sure they logged in. what would be the best way to do this?
I had a contact form set up using CDONTS.NewMail and it worked fine for about two years. I just went in and changed the object to CDO.Message, and adjusted a few of the properties, and while the e-mailing portion of the code still works, none of the session variables on the page work any longer.
I had both the form validation and the message on the "thank you" page set using sessions from the page with the CDO code, but for some reason using CDO cancels the sessions so that Thank You page is blank and the form validation no longer announces which fields need to be completed.
I am working with sessions to check if the user is logged in. This usually works fine and all my .asp-pages checks if: <% session.Contents("loggedIn")=True %>
But this only works on my web-hotel When I run the same pages on my localhost, it can't find any sessions and I appear to not be logged In.
I have tried to set my localhost on the "trusted sites" list and "always allow" in "override cookie handling" in my Explorer.
