I'm planning to construct an experimental mini online dictionary. The core of the dictionary is, of course, the smart 'search' function.
So I'd like to know if it would be better to use asp instead of php for such a search function (and...why!).
I am working on a project which
used dictionaries. I am having
to remake part of this and have
no experience with the
scripting dictionary.
I need to see how to create multiple
dictionaries within one dictionary.
Can someone point me to some
reading materials on this where I
might see an example as well?
Just wondering the best way of doing this? are there any dictionary databases laying around somewhere?
I want to change my search so that it corrects typo's and maybe suggests better words to search with... like googles but with more alternative words to make the search more useful - slightly limited so it doesn't become pages and pages of search terms.
What I don't want to do is sit down in front of my computer and type all of this in, going through related words and possible other searches / best searches from the given input.
While pouring over some code I've discovered a previous developer heavily
uses the "dictionary" object. Whilst I see some of the advantages of using
this system It's something I've not used myself so am not sure of the
limitations.
We are about to widen the scope of the website it's being used on to a
WorldWide system - greatly increasing the number of users that will be using
the website.
What I'd like to know is are there any performance issues with using this on
a heavily used site?
I am trying to store some data in a Dictionary object. I am getting errors though about adding duplicate keys. "key already exists"
I commented out the obj.add and just did a .write of what exactly was being added each time. There never was a time when a key was being added twice ....
I proceed much further whether it is possible to pass in the Dictionary object (Scripting.Dictionary) from ASP to a stored procedure in SQL Server. Any sample sites or simple code examples would be really great.
View Replies View RelatedI need an ASP dictionary/glossary script. I saw a bunch of options online for PHP but almost nothing for ASP. I'm not a programmer....but can install working code and connect a database. can anyone recommend a tutorial or even better a finished working piece of code I can implement to create my own dictionary with custom definitions?
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Do i need to use the database for this function? Can anyone show me? or if anyone knows of any websites that i can refer to.
I'm using a dictionary to record some totals, however, my first attempt
failed and I wasnt sure why...
snippet from original code:
oTotalFilters.Item(rsNetStock.fields("PartNo")) =
oTotalFilters.Item(rsNetStock.fields("PartNo") ) + CInt(iNumFilters)
After going back to the start, I eventually realised that the dictionary
Item property didn't like 'rsNetStock.fields("PartNo")' as a parameter, so I
had to use something like the following:
sTest = rsNetStock.fields("PartNo")
oTotalFilters.Item(sTest) = oTotalFilters.Item(sTest) + CInt(iNumFilters)
Am I missing something here? Surely, my original code should have worked?
Is this a known bug/feature?
I'm trying to use the Scripting.Dictionary. However the item I'm adding to the dictionary is an array. An example is
Set objD = CreateObject("Scripting.Dictionary")
objD.Add "Key1", Array(1,2,3,4,5)
I know for sure the array always has 5 items. In VBScript, I can access the item like this:
objD.item("Key1")(1) to objD.item("Key1")(5)
im trying to create a function that accepts a sql statement as a parameter,
makes a db connection, returns a recordset, and inserts all items from the
recordset into a data dictionary - then i want to set the value of my
function equal to my newly created dictionary of items from the recordset -
this is where im having a problem. is it possible to set a function equal
to a dictionary? i cant seem to make this work and it seems that this
should be possible.
here is some sample code:
I have a problem with the Scripting.Dictionary in ASP.
All my data is entered into my Dictionary with no order and I would like to order them alphabeticaly and I don't know how to do.
Have created a dictionary object that gets both the key name and the value from a database.
I need to be able to output both the key name and the value.
I can get it to display the item value, but am unable to get it to display the key name. Should look like this
KeyName = Value
e.g.
1 = J5200
2 = S5362
having problem with dictionay scripting when i changed data base that
uses N'S AND Y'S INSTEAD OF 1'S AND 0'S AND I GET THIS ERROR,
Microsoft VBScript runtime error '800a000d'
Type mismatch: '[string: "Y"]'
/PICKLER/cm/delay_info_cm.asp, line 154
LINE 154 READS Code:
I need something like Scripting.Dictionary. but with case insensitive keys, i.e.
dict.Item("mykey") and dict.Item("MyKeY") should be identical.
I'd like to be able to select a random key/item, is this possible with the dictionary object, or would I be better using an array?
View Replies View RelatedI'm having problems with an array of dictionary objects. It is being used to organize an SQL catalog set up with an ID/ParentID scheme. The script uses recursive functions to return the children categories, and works fine except for storing the info in the array of dictionary objects.
The UBound of the array is correct, and the very last index (93) to the array seems to have the correct dictionary object, but all the previous (0-92) come up with "Object Required:" error. By the way, dicRecords is another array of dictionary objects taken from a recordset. Any ideas? Code:
i'm trying to page through the items in the Dictionary, i've got a great example on it, but the way my class and dictionary is set up won't allow me to use the example Code:
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I tried opening Word on the Server and adding one to the dictionary. I also tried it locally (which didn't make any sense, but still). The word still shows up as an error. Is there a way to customize this dictionary?
I have a server running Windows Server 2003, on which two of the web
sites use the MegaBBS ASP forum software. Both sites suddenly developed
the same error, which seems to be connected to the dictionary object.
ASP... Code:
I got two ASP pages. One is ASP email form (I'm using Persist ASP
Email component). Another one has all file links in it. For example,
when user click Outlook course hyperlink. It will pop up another
window with outlook course PDF file. (All PDF files are already in the
server).
What I am trying to do is: When user click the "Add Email" hyperlink,
it will add that course name and filepath into ASP/VBScript Dictioanry
Object. After the user finish and click "Attach to email" button. All
the files will be attached in the email as an attachment.
Because I am not familar with VBScript. So, can Javascript add items
to ASP Dictionary Object?
I have used a VBScript dictionary object to load column names and their values so I can use them when I build the web page.
When I do this, I get the correct value printed on the page:
<%Response.Write("Company Name is: " & objDict.Item("companyname"))%>
But, when I try to use it in an HTML tag, like this, I get a runtime
error '800a01b6' - Object doesn't support this property or method:
'Item':
<input type="text" maxLength=60 size=60 name=comName
value="<%objDict.Item("companyname")%>"></input>
Why does it work in one form and not the other?
I'm getting an '80020009' error when I try to display items from my dictionary object. Code:
View Replies View RelatedOk, first I had a problem with that error code: 0x80020009, but this article
http://support.microsoft.com/defaul...b;EN-US;q175239 fixed that. I'm saying this
because it might still have an impact..... I don't know.
I'm using scripting.dictionary for my webshop, so I'm putting the scripting object in a session variable.
So you can order three types of things, and I have one page that lists your shopping cart before checkout.
When I display only one of the three types (ie delete the rest from the file) it's all good. when I try to display them all, stuff just dissapears. If it wasn't for the fact that it works with one type, I would have thought it was something with some of the if syntaxes. Code:
Is it possible to pass Dictionary object keys and values to another page? If so, how?
I know how to store the items, but specifically, how do I pass the values and retrieve them on another page
I have a dictionary object,then I create a new dictionary object and sets it equal to my original,then I pass the new dictionary object to a function that changes some of my values - but then my original dictionary also gets changed and that was not the intention.
can someone explain to me why it behaves that way and how do I avoid it.så I van have different dictionary objects?
How to built a small shopping cart using Session OR Dictionary ?
View Replies View Relatedi am trying to create a dictionary object, i have written the code as..
Set objSD = CreateObject("Scripting.Dictionary")
but its giving the error as Library not registered.
help me with code for the same.
Passing Dictionary object byref
Ive created an ASP class that uses a dictionary object which is filled
from a recordset. It passes the object to the propterty of another ASP
class byref:
Public Property Let dicReplaceVars(byref vdicReplaceVars)
set p_ReplaceVars = vdicReplaceVars
End Property
Private p_ReplaceVars
where it is used in this other class a few times to replace values in
an array: Code:
From client-side javascript, how can one extract dictionary cookies made by VBScript?
View Replies View RelatedI have been trying to read values from a form into an array on a page without much success and was told to use a Scripting.Dictionary instead.
There are a variable number of fields on the form as it is different according to which product is ordered (as are the fields that are used to create the record.) Code:
ok - this works:
Dim X
X = CreateObject("Scripting.Dictionary")
X.add 1, "Hello"
This doesn't....
Dim X
X = CreateObject("Scripting.Dictionary")
Class Aprivate VEnd Class
Dim B
B = new A
X.add 1, B
Can anyone tell me how to make this work?
Developing a community website, and want to be able to maintain a database
of members currently online on the site. I can save their ID as they log
onto the site, but dont know how to tell when they leave it??
Any ideas please?
Also, anyone know of an asp Instant Messaging script that can interface with
the on-line database I will be maintaining??