I am trying to post the results of one form to another target .asp page - I do not know how to write the code. I have ran through tutorials etc., and my ISS 5 documentation - basically this is what I am coming up with. Please confirm if this is correct code used on the target page - the page that rcieves the form results.
My employer uses an onjline application for new hires. Currently they fill out a form which goes to ../cgi-bin/formail.pl Of course this then email the application to them. Once they recieve it it looks fine but when the go to print they say it prints 4 or 5 pages of garbly gook. I havent seen this yet but i was thinking that if i could post the form to two seperat files, the fromail.pl and an asp page to insert it into an access table to later view with another asp page they could view the apps online and just print form explorer if i designed the page right i have never done anythig with pearl before. Can I post it to an asp page then to the formail.pl. instead of posting it to two pages.
have one form on an html page post to another form on the same page? I would like to have the information (all of the second form) hidden until the post is sent to it. Is that possible too?
I have created a form, which has hidden fields, which are to be passed to a payment gateway using the POST method.
My problem is that the variables in the hidden fields do not get passed on to the payment page when the form gets posted. The payment page comes up empty.
Posting variables from an HTML FORM, via the Request.Form function on the receiving ASP page is great. But how can you POST a Form variable to an ASP page -- without a human pushing a Submit button? An ASP page that can decide when to POST and send the Form vaiables, but out without a human in the loop.p.s. the reason I do not want to use a Request.Querysting is because I do not want the user to see the values at the tail-end of the URL (?x=private).
I have a web page, where users fill out their name and address, and I send them a free catalog.
The problem is that someone is filling my form out about 100 times a day throughout the day with peoples information, who don't want the catalog!
I have tracked the ip address (all different) and the http referrer, which doesn't really tell me much. and looked in the iis logs, which lists the ipaddresses.
When I post a string containing special characters (& #145, & #146, & #147, etc. for single and double quotes -- spaces added so they display correctly) through a form and write the contents on the next page via Request.Form, my special characters have been replaced with the characters they represent. Does anyone have any idea why this is happening, and more importantly, how to avoid it?
I am trying to post a large XML string to another url. I have been doing this previously in cold fusion but am trying to get all of my code up to date and it wont work in ASP. It should be very simple:
set xmlHttp = Server.CreateObject("MSXML2.ServerXMLHTTP") xmlHttp.Open "POST", pingUrl, False xmlhttp.setRequestHeader "Content-Type", "application/x-www-form-urlencoded" xmlHttp.Send xml
This should just be URLEncoding the xml document and posting it. I am getting a "Bad XML" response - line 0, position 0 -- but I KNOW the xml string is well formed -- have already tested that. The guy on that end who was trying to help me stated that the string MUST be in a form field named "xml" (all lowercase) and it has to be a post -- that's it! Isn't that what I am doing? I even tried adding to the end of the URL:
When a visitor enters the basket section of my ecommerce application he has to press on a button “click to view basket”. The submit button posts the users IP address back to the form. Below is the code:
I have tried to automate the submit function by placing the following code into the body of the web page:
<BODY onLoad="window.document.postform.submit()">
This works, in that the records in the basket are displayed automatically without clicking on the submit button however the screen starts going berserk and the form keeps posting to itself i.e. the “ProducsTotalBasket.asp” page mentioned above. It simply won’t stop & keeps looping and posting over and over again.
I've encountered is in a UTF-8 test script. Here, the input - a single two-byte Cyrillic character (as reported by Javascript in the originating form) is posted to the receiving script, where IIS or IE has expanded that to a 4-byte field. -- while the display of that character is correct. What encoding is the latter?
Does anyone know how to post form data to a popup window either by using ASP or JavaScript? I have a form full of inputs and I want to open a popup window where the processing can take place.
is there a way in ASP to automatically submit a form and its values when a page loads ?
if not is there any way round this scenario. i want to have a drop down list of options depending on which is selected will depend on where the form is submitted to.
I'm trying to setup an ASP page to POST an image across to another page- essentially simulating what a browser does when you use <input type=file> in a HTML form.
I'm able to correctly setup the headers etc and do the POST, but I'm unable to include the binary data of the image.
The only way i've been able to do it is if I base64 encode the image. I'm using MSXML2.ServerXMLHTTP to do the POST, and I can't seem to do the .send with a form body that includes the binary data of the image. Code:
I am using a new payment gateway for one of my sites. One of the options they recommend for submitting the credit card info involves submitting a form in "the background" with a post. They then return a comma-delimited string, which I can easily parse and act upon.
How do I submit a form in the background? I'm sure it's simple, I just never had to do it so I never learned how...
I have programmed several online forms(typically using cgi).A client of mine does not like how the results are formated (the long column of text)Is there anything I can do to program the results of this online form to get put into another format that would be e-mailed to the receipient?
Is there a way to grab all the results from the querystring which are sent via a form submit? In PHP, you can just do something like $var = _GET; which will grab all the fields on the querystring.
I created an html form in which the results will be emailed. Right now the results are able to be emailed in text format. however, i need to somehow parse the information in to html format.
this is so that the person that will be the one receiving the results will be able to process the forms without having to reinput any information into the actual form for filing purposes.
The first page you come to in my Web application is default.asp. This gives the user the ability to click on a drop down menu and choose a prior date ( to update or add info) or they may simply choose to add a new date and info. They click on submit and it sends the info to the database and opens up another page called updateproduction.asp. This page shows the results from default.asp plus other calculations. I have a button on updateproduction.asp that says "Send Email". When I click on that I want the user to be able to send a copy of the updateproduction.asp page to several email accounts. I currently have tried using CDONTS and can click on the "Send Email" button to send a test email with html (Simply "You have sent a successful email" in the body) with success.
If I can't send the asp page, is there a way to save the asp page to an htm page in the code? This would allow me to send a link out to everyone instead of the actual page.
I have an asp form. The results of the form both populate a database (thus generating a unique id #) and also get emailed. I now need to send the unique id in the email. How do I do this if the id is being created concurrently with the email? Code:
How can I get this line to work? I am trying to get the results entered in a form to be part of my query. I am able to get the form results but I get a error stating Syntax error (missing operator) in query expression 'Assignee = Tom Jones'.Below is the line where the error occurs
I have a form with two textfields. When the user hits the submit buttom I want the server to email me the results from the textfieds. Can anyone help me with this?
Can someone please tell me if its possible to create an instance of CDOSYS (to send an emails) on one host and have the email sent from another host.. or are there obvious gaps in my understanding of what takes place when one tries to send an email using CDOSYS or CDONTS?
I have 2 part question: I have an html form: https://ws13.ipowerweb.com/eoscorg/pre-op_form.htm I created that has to have SSL on it. The form also includes a confirmation page to the user after the submit button is hit. However, I have been informed because I used Front Page to create the form, the SSL doesn't work with Front Page's form handler. So I want to know if I can use ASP.NET to create the form and without any conflicts with SSL? Also, I want to find out if all the form objects (form fields, text box fields) have to be coded as ASP.NET objects or can I keep the html form objects and just use ASP.NET code to send the form to an email address and to then send the confirmation page to the user? In other words do I have use ASP.NET code for the whole form?
I have created a form in HTML with no problems, but I can't find any tutorials on how to (or whether I even can) have the results of what the user inputted into the form directly to me. I would also like to be able to have the results stored in an Excel Spreadsheet as well. I've found tutorials on how to send to addresses inputted into the form, kind of like a 'Thanks for Participating' sort of thing and I've tried to modify it to get it to work for sending me messages, but I just can't get it to work.
I am trying to build a page in ASP/MSsql with the aid of dreamweaver, the page contains total of 6 Questions, each question has 3 choices, of which one of the choice contains the right answer with a hidden value = to 1 and the wrong choice hidden value = to 0. What i am trying to achieve is to collect the values and insert it to a database and at the same time display the results on the confirmation page.
Collecting data’s and inserting to the database is not a problem which i am able to do it. The area that i am stuck is the possibility to collect the values, adds the number of right answers (e.g. 1+1+0+0+1+0 = 3) and displays it on the confirmation page. I was thinking if it was possible to use cookies for this, like storing the values Q1 = 1 when it is correct and Q1 = 0 when it is wrong while submitting the form and the confirmation page retrieves the values from the cookies, addition the number of right answers ( Q1+Q2+….Q6) and display it on the page.
E.g. the confirmation page displays: Your score is 2 out of 6.
I have an asp page that gives results for a search from a previous page from streetguide.streets in MySql. The page displays the UserName of the person logged in.
I have the results of this query displayed inside a form with hidden variables. When the user clicks "save to my folder" I want it to create a table in the mysql db with the same name as the user name, and then write to this table.
I have it working if I created the table beforehand, but I want the table to be created dynamically upon form submission with the table name to match the persons user name.
I have a webpage with ASP that is a form. I have the form setup to send the results to an email address (using the Frontpage feature). We have published the page to the web, but it will not send email. It simply does nothing. This is the code:
I have purchased a form processing script, which basically saves the data into a database, emails certain people's email addresses with the form results, and also sends an email to the user that filled in the form with a thank you email.
However, all the emails are being sent in plain text format. I would like to change this to HTML so I can make the results look nicer and also make the thank you email look nicer.
I have emailed the script developers, but have yet had a response from them, so i thought id put a post on here!
I have found the part of the coding that sends the Thank You email out to the user once they have filled in the form:
'/// Send Autoresponse if replyto<>"" and (autoresponse<>"" or sendcopy<>"") then if sendcopy<>"" then autoresponse=autoresponse & vbcrlf & vbcrlf & message call sendmail(replyto,mailadmin,formname,autoresponse) end if end if .......
