I wish to read in the contents of a MS Word document, and then search the text (I am looking for heading styles like Heading 1, Heading 2 etc). From here I wish to construct multi dimensional arrays. But that I can figure out. Anyway, how do you read in a word document, and then search the contents of it? I am assuming the entire contents are passed to a variable!?
I want to perform a full-text search for a lot of MSWord documents. So that I have to read the MSWord content and store it to the database. However, I cannot find any solution on it. What should I do if I want to perform a full-text search for these MSWord documents? or any alternative solution for me?
Is there anyway I can read a text document (Notepad) with ASP? I have a small database of emails in a text document, which I want to use for a newsletter. By using ASPMail I can make this an easy task for me to do weekly.
I'm using Response.ContentType="application/msword" to open ASP page in MS Word 2000 from IE6.0. It's works fine on one computer, but on other IE doesn't recognize type of file and refused to open it at all.Does anyone has an idea what causing this problem?
I have a client that originally wanted me to develop their webapp using PHP and MySql.
It now looks like I have to use ASP/MsSql to do the job.
They need to search for words in ms word documents that are to be uploaded to the server. In the PHP environment I could use a PHP class to extract the text from the word document and then put the extracted text in a database field to make it searchable (fulltext index etc). All doable from within one PHP script.
I have looked around the web to find some similar to use with ASP but with no luck.
What I want to do is this: User uploads a .doc document to the web-server. The ASP script should then be able to extract the text from that word document so I can put the text in a db field to enable fast search for matching documents.
Is this doable from within ASP script? Is there any third-party solutions available out there?
i have response.contenttype= "application/msword", i follow that with <!--#include virtual="/slof.rtf" --> and it doesnt work, the other version of this file has a string as long as any i have seen, don't know why, this was working until we moved it off an unstable server. when i navigate in my software it shows the text of the asp file rather than executing the instructions.
basic history, it's a report viewing system (old) that uses vb6 and asp2.0 to generate reports that were written in word, do i need to convert the report to html and then add that to the bottom of my asp file.
I have a problem in that i have a page that works fine and shows all records/Output until i add Response.ContentType=msword
And then i only show every other record.
I probably should have coded the page differently. But for context - it's a school report system and i have setup a Subroutine which queries a database and builds a summary report for a girl. I wanted to print out a class list of these. I.e one for each girl in a class and so i loop around the results of one recordset and within each loop make a new query and create the report. This is probably not the best way to do it.
Anyhow, in the browser it woorks fine. As soon as i add the code to output it to word (or excel ) i lose evry other report.
I am using Response.ContentType = "application/msword" to open the page as a word file (obviously). As an asp page, the page opens great and looks great.
But, when it's opened as application/msword, i get unwanted line breaks after every table as well as table borders and inaccurate table widths that weren't there when the response.contenttype line was commented out.
I'd make it one table but the page is a report that consists of rows and columns... some rows not lining up, hence new table. (it has to be exact).
First of all, yes we are still using classic ASP, lol. I have a XSL document that is reading in info from a XML file. I have to display serveral server side dates on the page. Is there anyway to use ASP code inside a XSL document.
I have tried the following.
<![CDATA[ <%=Date()%]]>
This does not work. In the view source the < and get changed to &ls; and >. Is this possible? Is there any other way to read a server side date from this xsl page? If not I will have to re design the hole page.
Is it possible to query the database using an ASP doc, then write the data to an XML document? The XML document is then going to pass the data as variables into a flash mx file, but the issue right now is just how to write to XML from an asp doc
Is it possible to get the current document name (file name only) in ASP? When I load a document, i.e. /a/b/default.asp, I would like to be able to get the name of the document I'm currently loading (default.asp) to do some processing before displaying the contents.
I want to do a Ms Word document in a ASP page. I can do it, With the code lines:
///// Response.ContentType = "application/msword" Response.AddHeader "content-disposition", "inline; filename=OrderFax.doc" //// With these lines all document content show like a Word document.
But i can not change the MARGINS of this Word document.And Default left/right margins are very bigs.
I try it, change the <body> attributes and with styles, but this don't work, the margins are always the same.
How can i modify the margins of word document? I should do this with another method? Can I modify PC client settings to change the defaults margins of word document create througt the web?
I'm currently working on an application that has to open word documents (word forms) and read and write data from/to it. But, unfortunately, the web server hasn't Word installed (my ISP...). Is there any other way to do that? I'm currently investigating about working with rtf documents, but the syntax is turning me crazy!!! Any idea/dll/other way to do that?
I am writing a little ASP script that reads the URL and generates a navigable breadcrumb trail from it. It is highly dependant on the filename and folders being named appropriately and consistently. However, what would be prefereable is for the file that you are currently reading to be generated in the breadcrumb base on the document <title> instead of the actual file name. Is it possible in ASP to read a <title> attribute? Naturally, the ASP script would be in the <body> of the document and as such the <title> would already have been written to the client.
I am working on an asp page, where I need to set the title to a variable. I have tried Code: <% document.title = variableName %> I even tried
Code: <% response.write "<title> " & variableName & " </title>" %> That doesn't work either. I need to set the title to a variable on a dymanic ASP page
I've been looking (unsuccessfully) for a tutorial on creating Word documents from ASP. I know it can be done and have been able to find some references to various aspects of this, but nothing that spells out the process from beginning to end.
What I'm trying to accomplish is being able to generate a paper document using some information that is contained in an Access database. I have a ASP script that will generate the same info on the screen, but nothing that will put it on paper in a clean, professional format.
I am creating a word document from an asp page. I have no problems actaully creating the document and creating some tables that have data in them. I am using Response.ContentType = "application/vnd.ms-word" to create the actual document. My problem is that I want to place a picture (which resides on the server) into the word document as well. However all I seem to get is the place for the image but a picture of an "x" meaning that the picture is missing.
my code [see attached] does not appear to be working once I document write it out. In the enclosed page the top bit of code is the code that works. The bottom bit of code is what I have tried to acheive.
I am trying to create a flash/xml/asp application and I have the flash part done. The flash object sends an xml document to the asp page and I wan't the asp to save that xml to an xml document.
I think I have figured out how to access the request, but I far as saving it to an xml document don't even know where to start and google's not being very helpful. Code:
is it possible to get the url to the refferer to a page as a asp value (vbscript) ? I know the document.write(document.refferer) but don't how to use it in an asp script.
I have a site which offers documents (.doc, .pdf, etc.) for download. The user clicks on the link and is able to download the file or open it. What if the source location of the document is behind a firewall of a remote server (i.e. not the server running the ASP application)?
How can the link be configured in such a way so that security parameters are passed to the firewall to authenticate the access. This must be seamless to the user, i.e. they mustn't know there's any authentication happening behind the scenes.
i have an ASP Page that generates a PDF document. After the generation i save the generated document as a file. all works fine.the only strange thing is, that my document is stored twice on the filesystem.
Does anyone know how to display the Document Title of a .pdf file onto a webpage and make it as a link using vb.net? I don't want the filename, but the Title of the Document that you can set when you open up the pdf file, then "File/Document Properties/Summary".
Not a problem with my code, but something I would like to add, (ASP VBScript) at the moment I have a form where a user uploads their details including a document (Doc, PDF, TXT, Docx) The document is uploaded to a folder on the server with the address being stored in the database and I'm tracking the user id through sessions.
What I would like to do after the upload is redirect to a blank page, where some script extracts the data from the document and inserts it into another field on the database associated with the user id, I think this may be called parsing, but I'm at a complete loss, I don't suppose you guys have any ideas on this do you.