I am having ASP page in which i am using three frames say frame1, frame2, frame3
frame1 and frame2 are fixed In frame3 asp page is opened depending on link clicked on frame2.
In some conditions i want to open the asp page on whole page rather than in frame3 when the link in frame2 is clicked. i am using response.redirect but it opens thepage in frame3 only.
I want to be able to send users links to pages in my website. But if they arent logged in I want them to first be redirected to the login page and after they login automatically be redirected to the page i sent them in the link. How would i accomplish this.
I am writing a page that will automatically redirect someone after a few seconds. I have the pause working and all but nothing loads. I hear a jscript body on load will work but I don't know the syntax. If anyone knows how to do it.
Within my asp page, there's a list of elements. Users can naviguate through those elements (by pages) with several options (filter by category, date, etc..). But this list is located at the end of the page. I'm trying the html tag
<a name=list>
with
MyPage.asp#list?cat=4&&filter=com&offset=3
to redirect user at the right place in the page (else user have to scoll down every times). But it doesn't work. The server don't read the variables after "#list".
This don't work too : MyPage.asp?cat=4&&filter=com&offset=3#list
i thought calling the function "document.location="#list" would work but it reloads the page and i lose my variables (cat=4&filter=com&offset=3)
Example is: If a user logs in failed because of invalid userid or password, I want display a message indicating the problem, wait about 30 seconds, then automatically redirect to login page again. What command or method should I use to wait 30 seconds?
I have registered a domain, if i want to check my mail i had provision to go to there web server mail page from there i could login and see my emails,
i have a created home page in ASP there i had login page with username and password,
if i enter the username and password it should straight away take me to the email folder(accessing from my home page rather than going to the their web server login page)....
I have a form I am validating on a page. Currently I have the page call itself to check the form values for validity. I want to use the form post method to send the form values to the Update page but can't because I am using the "Response.Redirect" which doesn't post the form values to the next page.
What is a good way to validate a form values then direct it to an update page if values are valid. Should I use Client-Side or Server-side script?
I'm about to transfer my site from a free server provider to a paid provider, and I was wondering what would be the best way to go about redirecting to the new site. I have a few tutorial/guides posted on other sites that link to my old one which i would like to have redirected to my new site. Instead of manually going into each file, and adding redirect code is there a way where I can make it so I can edit one file, and that would handle the redirecting for all pages?
I have an ASP Page that I would like to be redirected to two different web pages. Does anyone know if it is possible to redirect the web page to two different web pages at the same time?
I would like for the ASP page to redirect to the following pages:
1.) a href="javascript:OpenNewWindow('<%=page%>')">View <%= PageName%> </a>
2.) Response.redirect "staff.asp" (this is correct)
I have changed my web page so when users submit the data the page doesn't get redirected but it submits to itself, so visibly it clear the values and submits and they are happy as that speeds up the process but what I haven't relized up until now is that because the INSERT query is part of the code on the same page the INSERT is happening every time the page is refreshed or every time the page is accessed/loaded and I get these NULL values.
I mean that is not such a huge problem at the moment, I can see which records where the result of loading/refershing the page and which ones are true submissions but I am thinking it shouldn't be this way.Can this be done so it doesn't insert null records, how can I change the page so it visibly works the same way but doens't insert nulls.
I need to open an asp page (which gets information from a SQL data base) and show it, let say for 15 seconds and then redirect this page to another asp page. waiting to receive your codes in asp, vbs,j s, etc.
I need to make 6 asp pages for uni. will call these 1.asp - 6.asp.
so for 2.asp, this page needs to be only accessible from 1.asp page. and accessing the page directly by entering its URL into the browser must be denied by redirecting the browser to 1.asp.
Once, I found it quite convenient to try and redirect users to a particular page using Response.Redirect()... and in the URL, appended "#section3". To my surprise, this didn't work.
Knowing bookmarks are exclusively a matter for the browser, um.., is this the ONLY reason why you can't do this? Code:
I have enforced SSL connections on my website to make it secure. My problem is if the users go to http://wesite-url they get an error message saying:The page must be viewed over a secure channel
The page you are trying to view requires the use of "https" in the address.
Instead of showing this error page, I want to automatically redirect them to https://website-url. Is it possible?? Do I need to to program this in gloabal.asa?
i am facing this problem when i redirect to a asp page using -Response.redirect "mynext.asp"
the problem is that the current page is using frames so this mynext.asp is also getting loaded in the frame itself. i need to remove all the frames and load this mynext.asp in the entire browser window. kind of like the <a href="mynext.htm" target="_top"> of html.
I am working on a system where a program will send a user to a page e.g. www.mysite.com/customer.asp?id=xxxx (where xxx is the userid). If id=xxxx doesn't exist I want the system to redirect the user to a registration page where he or she can add their info, including the id=xxxx to a an access db. The next time the user uses this software, it will send them to the same (now existing) page. is this possible?
I have a site using ASP Sessions, everything in this respect is working fine and the timeout is working perfectly. However, when sessions timeout and a user navigates somewhere it simply returns 'Page cannot be displayed', ideally i would like the system to return them to the home page. how to do this if it can be done?
I want to add a favicon.ico to one of my websites. Because this is a large site, with two domains sharing an IP, I want to be able to redirect the favicon .ICO file from my VBScript Error 404 file (depending upon the domain name). Anybody have directions for doing this? In my Error 404 file, I can place this is the partocilar domain secitons"
strQueryString = LCase(getSerVar("QUERY_STRING")) If InStr(strQueryString, "favicon.ico") <= 0 Then ' WHAT GOES HERE TO PROVIDE THE .ICO FILE? End If
The Gecko based browsers change this URL to read "Validation BookingNo=1234567" and of course they get a 404 Error as a result. The above code works on every other browser without fault. So why do Gecko based browsers have a problem. Is Gecko just nother work for this software.
How do I redirect a non existing image link on my server to another image?
On a page in "Server A", there's this tag: <img src="image_url_on_Server_B" >
suppose I want to remove the image from "Server B", and the tag above will display a different image, which was redirected due the absense of the original image src.
We recently moved our webserver from Win2K to Win2003. The application works fine. Only problem is that when user views a report as a PDF, IE does not show it. The following code is used to redirect:
IE opens a "File Download" box and if you click the "open" button then nothing happens. If you click the "Save" button the following error comes up:
"Internet Explorer cannot download "myreport.pdf" from "website". Internet Explorer was not able to open this Internet site. The requested site is either unavialable or cannot be found. Please try again later."