I have a wee lil problem when I am inserting data into my db from my asp page.
The problem is that it is inserting unwanted characters with the values.
I have used the following to try and remove the unwanted characters but to no avail:
Code:
varRootCause = CStr(Replace(Request.form("txtRootCause"), "'", ""))
rsUsers.Fields("RootCause") = trim(varRootCause)
The above gives me this: Quality of service,
The comma at the end should not be there.
Anyone in here got an idea how i could limit the display on on a paragraph to 50 characters? because everytime I access the database it would show up the entire paragraph.
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How do I escape the characters " etc?
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I only want to show the first 200 characters of the field though, how would I modify this code to do just that?
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I thought it would have been something like:
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I have created a form in which people insert there fax number, at the moment it returns an error if a space is inserted in the fax number ie: 0234 76893.
How do I correct this?
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Line 1: Incorrect syntax near '/'.
here is the code where I am getting the error
Code:
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objRS.Open strSQL, objConn
this is same for every keyword having special characters like / , - and even space
But when I use keywords without any special character its works fine.
I'm pulling product descriptions from the database and would like to limit the number of charcters that is displayed. Also, I'd like to add ... at the end.
Something like:
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would dispaly as:
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What I mean is:
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or
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I have these strings which are pulled from a database which contains both english and chinese characters(big5).
e.g....
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When i then try to apply the record sets in my ASP page. e.g.
<%=(products.Fields.Item("category").Value)%>
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Code:
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Code:
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end if
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On first ASP page there is a FORM that user must fill - personal data
& stuff, where users use special language related characters (like
Č, š, Ž...). When I post the form results to another ASP page
that collects the data with Request.form("field"), special characters
usually (90%) disappear, change into boxes or some other characters.
This page should then write the results to a DB or send it via email,
but since the characters are not encoded properly I did not write the
script yet.
I tried to set Codepage and charset, but it does not solve the
problem.
I can't seem to find a solution on the web since I am not sure what to
look for.