Is there an easier way to handle that? I used Javascript to handle this when our two domains are hosted on two different servers(on different networks) and our search engine marketing people don't like the javascript links since they think the links are not favorable to a search robot.
Now our company is thinking about hosting these two domians on the same server, So I am wodering if there is any easy way to do that....
I want to do involves logging into a remote computer, in the form of computerc$ , and copying some files.
That computer has a fixed username/password that I can have embedded in the ASP (no big security risks). How can I do this in ASP? Or, is there any tutorial you know that explains how to do this.
wo have several sites on a same server and these sites use subdomains of a
top domain,such as www.mycom.com, admin.mycom.com, forum.mycom.com.now we
want these sites to share the session state(such as loginning state),so
,without concerning a web farm or sharing session state among different top
domain, the simplest way to achive this must be to set the domain of the
sessionid cookies asp sent to our top domain.( if it is possible through the
iis metabase , registry or something else . )
If it isn't possible to set the domain of the sessionId coookie asp sent
,then,concerning a web farm or sharing session state among domains, Could you
guys recommand some third-pathy session management asp components or
servers(such as aSMS,but i can't download it anywhere)?
Anyone know of a way to allow a cookie to be read by multiple domains, or even better a specific IIS server IP? We're looking to track users across multiple domains within our website group.
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a cookie on another domain? Can it be done at all using these or similar
technologies or can it only be done using the redirect trick?
I want to pass the value of the cookie created in VB to ASP. This doesn't work. Any idea?
<script language=vbscript>
document.cookie="mycookie" ' also tried with
document.cookie="name=mycookie"
</script>
<%
z=request.cookies("mycookie")
response.write(z)
%>
....
We have two sites hosted on different servers and we have many pages on
domain A which has many links(asp programs) to domain B.
My question is if domain B server is in trouble, what is the best way to
have all domain pages redirect to domain A? Right now I just have redirect
code in each program on domain B to redirect to a maintenance page on domain
A.
Can I just write on program to solve this issue?
Using classic ASP is it possible to get the user's name and password and pass them to the web server to avoid the Windows Authentication popup login box?
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We have an intranet which is personalized using a cookie which we set. I have an outside vendor who is developing an application which will live on a seperate server. Is there a way they can read the cookie which we set to log user into their application so that we can make it a seamless transition?
View Replies View RelatedI am developing an asp.net 2.0 application using visual studio 2005 on my
computer and I am getting very inconsistent results when I test on my
computer versus from other computers.
The symptom of the problem is that the web server does not receive cookie
information from the browser after I have properly logged in to the web
server. Without this information, my session state keeps on getting lost and
the authentication logic sends me back out to the login page.
Using Fiddler, I have narrowed down the problem to what I think is the
browser not always sending cookie information (containing the session and
authentication ticket) to the web server.
This is what I have tried:
1. If I run the browser on the same computer as the webserver, I see that
the cookies are sporadically not being sent from the browser for the .aspx
pages.
2. If I run the browser from a 2nd and 3rd computer and hit the web server
on the first computer, I see that the cookies are always being sent for the
..aspx pages.
3. If on the webserver I force asp.net to assume cookieless clients, my
browser on the same computer works fine since the "cookie" information is
part of the URL.
I haven't tried installing my dev environment on the 2nd or 3rd computers
and try to see how the browser behaves when hitting the new webserver. I am
trying to avoid that for now. But from my 1st computer, if I run the browser
against a totally different web application I have seen the same behavior in
my Fiddler logs. The browser sporadically does not send cookie information
to the server.
I suspect that it may be something specific to the IE browser on my
computer. Maybe there is some security program or setting that is causing
this issue on this computer and not others. Does anyone have any thoughts or
ideas on what this problem could be? I want to find out the problem to make
sure that when I deploy my web application, this issue does not resurface on
my user's computers.
I am using the XMLHTTP object to request a page from within another ASP page. For my scenario, the two pages should operate in the same session. However, when I request the second page, a new session is created. This makes sense since it is coming from a different client (the XMLHTTP object as opposed to my browser).
I've tried to pass the ASPSESSIONID cookie along with the XMLHTTP post, but every time I pass the valid cookie, the XMLHTTP request times out.
Has anyone experienced anything similar to this? Is what I am trying to accomplish even possible?
i'm setting up my web new server. i see that cookies do not persist after a Server.Transfer or Response.Redirect although i do expire them the next year.
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I have to use that value in the popup window's form_load event in the Code behind, and i have to take the values from the database using the value which i have entered in the parent window. Code:
When I set a cookie in global.asa in the sub session_onstart, even if
I have "privacy" in IE 6.X set to "block all cookies" the cookie is
still set, and I can get it on other pages.
I can't find an article that addresses this as a specific issue. Why
does the browser get the cookie when it is set in the session_onstart
event even when I have "block all cookies" set?
I want to know what's the differences between session cookie and regular cookie.
In ASP, when we create cookie, we do the following to identify an user:
Response.Cookies("name") = value
Is this regular cookie? How about session cookie? and when to use which?
I'm trying to get the all the information from a URL but after the domain name eg.
Quote:
http://www.domain.com/search.asp?id=123abc
I want to get the information that is in bold
How do I do this? When someone comes to www.mywebsite.com/12345 it
redirects them to www.mywebsite.com/details.asp?id=12345
I'm having a domain change foisted upon me and the test I did resulted
in every last ASP and
ASP.Net script stopping cold. Nothing but plain old html worked.
Is there a FAQ or some other document available that outlines what has
to be done when the
IIS server machine is disconnected from one domain controller and
reconnected to a totally different one? If not, does anyone here know
what would have to be changed to make the ASP code play nice in the new
domain?A relevant bit of info, they're also changing the name of the
administrator account. I don't know if that would contribute to the
death of ASP* on the system, but it might.
I need Asp Domain Search .. like Whois.. or any type .. asp,asp.net or PHP .. no matter of language .. but i need complete domain Search ..
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View Replies View RelatedUsing classic ASP I want to check if a username and password are correct
before passing the details on to an object (stocktake module) that uses
them to authenticate the object. The object defaults to a preset user if
the authentication fails and doesn't warn the user, so I wanted to do
the check manually before passing it to the object.
Can anyone tell me how to get ASP to work on a Server 2003 domain controller?I keep getting 10004 errors in the system log.I've tried resynching passwords etc.
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An example of the checker can be found at. http://www.denit.net/ it's called an domeinnaam check an can be found at the middel of the right side of the page.
Are there any articles / resources out there about the point of setting the domain when you set cookies? I have been able to find nothing and fail to see the point in setting a domain. As cookies can only be accessed by the domain that set them, what is the point in setting a domain? if the domain is set for say .example.com, can all subdomains read it?
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Then show http://123.123.123.123
Is it the ASP program can help me? or any other solution.
im looking for domain checker code for australian.com.au domain name. any one have the coding?
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I get this result by using: Request.ServerVariables("HTTP_REFERER")
I'd like to pull the www.google.com out of it and save it as a session variable for conversion tracking. Is there an easy way do that using ASP?
I want to resolve domain names to an IP address. e.g. turn google.com into 64.233.167.99.
I cannot install components on the server hosting the web page so I need a way that either doesn't need to use a component or uses standard components found on all windows servers.
After restart some time is everithing ok. After some hours - some days, problem start. Only in pool, where dll VB6 is used, aspx pages (asp ok) does not work.
Event:
Failed to execute request because the App-Domain could not be created.
Error: 0x8007000e Not enough storage is available to complete this operation.
Source: ASP.NET 2.0.50727.0
Event ID: 1088
OS: Windows 2003 Server SP1
HW: dual Xeon, 4GB RAM, Server is not Domain server. dll VB6 is used in pool where aspx pages does not work, in other pools aspx pages work.
I have domain name , eg www.abc.com. Use the Dynamic DNS web site to register.
If will show the IP of www.abc.com once I click The Domain Name. e.g. click http://www.abc.com.
Then show http://123.123.123.123
If the ASP program can help me? or any other solution.