I have a columm that stores english and japanese data in my databse. It's nvarchar40.
I'm building a report using ASP and when my recordset tries to extract data from that collumn i hit an error. The error only comes up if the data is in Japanses and not when it's in english.Code:
Error Type:
Microsoft VBScript runtime (0x800A0005)
Invalid procedure call or argument
/reporting/extracts/exel_jpn/exel_jpn_fm_gl_extract.asp, line 185
I am hoping to modify a current website such that both english and japanese characters can be entered and displayed. The access database displays both the english and japanese fine. When the asp executes only the english text is retrieved and the japanese displays as question marks.
Is this because my adodb connection to the database does not support the japanese characters? Is there another way to do it?
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When I response.out the posted data using request.form values after submitting the page it is displaying properly on the browser but its not storing the data in the table properly.
I try do display japanese characters with ASP .NET. (visual basic) but the output is unreadable. (‚±‚ñ‚É‚¿‚Ã)
When I save my test.aspx in VisualStudio, VisualStudio tells me that Unicod characters are in my test.aspx file. So I stored the whole thing with Encoding. After I display the page in the browser it shows me still some ureadable output.
(I also tried different encodings, and also switched the browsers encoding setting)
My IIS Server is 5.0 (default setting)I also have a Japanese Server. On this japanese server everythingworks fine.
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When the two Japanese characters ｰ and ｼﾞ are used in the window name
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The problem only happens on IE7 browsers (on all operating systems). IE6
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I'm having tons of problems with this and have spent the whole day trying
out different combinations of character sets and encoding.
I've gone through all the examples and tutorials I've come across but none
of them show how to send Japanese emails specifically and I haven't been
able to derive how to do it from the examples.
It must be possible because I can do it with .NET and CDO. I think they
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The cookie writing code is below.
first.asp
var sUserId = new String();
var sPassword = new String();
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