On my asp form I have the simple code as below. The idea is that I check the client browser version and store it in BTYP. If I make BTYP a text input I can see the value OK.
When I submit and request BTYP from l0008ps.asp I get an empty variable. How
do I hold my mouth while doing this....
How do I get all walues if my querystring is empty?
If I have a table with let's say 10 rows/records, (ID 1-10). I then have a recordset with request.querystring("id") and get the record having the id thats shown in the address bar ("..com?id=4" would get the record with the id 4). How do I get all records if the querystring is empty ("..com")
While programming in ASP.NET, I'm used to copying out all the contents of the Form collection of the page's Request object, then emptyting the Request.Form collection itself so all my user-supplied values are safe in my "protected" Session Object. I often do the "emptying" with the Request.Form.RemoveAll() method
However, this time around, I'm creatng an ASP 3.0 application (not ASP.NET), and I'd like to reproduce similar functionality. It seems there's no such method as Request.Form.Remove() or Request.Form.Contents.Remove() as I thought I'd find. Can anybody help me with this, or do I have to just stick to my Request.Form collection, since there'd be no point copying out all the values into Session variables if I can't empty the Request.Form collection?
A few days ago all my Request.ServerVariables began coming up empty. I was using Request.ServerVariables("AUTH_USER") for basic authentication but now its useless. Our server administrator tells me he installed some "patches" last week but doesn't think he caused the problem. All I can say is that before the patch they worked fine. Anyone have any ideas on where to look for a solution?
Below is the generated source for an ASP page that posts a value called 'album' to another ASP page. The other page retrieves the value with Request.Form('album'); On Firefox this works fine every time. On IE6, I always get nothing. I'm pretty sure it's the posting side that is at fault, so that's what I've shown here. Oh, I tried Request.QueryString too and again, fine on Firefox, nothing on IE6....
My question is, is it possible to read and display all request.form("something") sent to a page, like emptying and displaying/manipulating the pile of data sent to the document by some post-form, and if so, how?
Why does the error below occur whenever the statement Request.BinaryRead Request.TotalBytes) is executed for uploads larger than 100K? I thought the 100K limit applied only to Request.Form. This does not occur with smaller uploads. This is running on an IIS 6 server with full FP2002 extensions.
when the asp page is Request("txtName").i can use "testpage.aspx?txtName=User1" to post the value.but when i use Request.Form("txtName").i cannot use that method,what can i do to solve that problem.(as i cannot modifty the request.form syntax but i need to post data to that web page, is there any method so that i can pass that parameter?)
I'm trying to deal with a few records in a db that are missing data in one or more fields, which breaks my page, causing a BOF or EOF error, since the recordset is empty. I can check for an initial EOF, before any traversing of the records, but don't know how exactly to bypass execution of the record accessing from there.
I am working with an array that I am populating off my database. However, in some instances the array will be empty. Is there any way to determine an empty array besides ubound = 0 (which might mean 1 record in included)?
users are entering data, but when they submit the form, once in a while request.forms returns an empty string instead of the string its supposed to get. Anyone seen this behavior before? Is there a solution
i want to count all the records in my database where a certain field is empty.
heres my statement: "SELECT Count(*) As Total FROM table WHERE field1='value' AND field2=' ' "
gives an error. If it not possible. can the next be done: 1 count all the records. 2 count the records where field2='Yes' 3 subtract the two to get where field 2 is empty?
i know it's just something small, but i can't seem to figure it out. i also tried field2 != 'Yes'
It works fine, but sometimes the Subject Name field is empty, so instead of a blank space, I'd like to put something like "Empty Recordset" there. Is there anyway to do this with my current code?
How the heck do you work out what is actually in a db field that appears to be empty? I have fields that appear to be empty but do not seem to evaluate to empty or null, so test using IsEmpty or IsNull are useless, I 'm guessing it contains spaces or non-printing characters of some sort but how do I test for these?
This one's probably been asked before but I'm tired of trying to find a solution (if there is one!). I have an asp update page and I'd like to convert all empty fields to NULL prior to updating the Access db rather than permitting zero length fields in the db.
Is this possible? Is there any way to globally declare this for all text fields on the asp page rather than having to do a whole whack of "if then" formats? Is there something I can set in the field's properties in Access that will deny zero length yet won't cause the asp update to choke and return an error?
I have a Recordset that pulls data if 'Promotion' field in data base contains 'promo' and subsequently displays data from a field called 'TourTitle' on my ASP page..
However if the 'Promotion' field is empty in the database, I get an error on my page.. I have tried to use the following, but it is not working..
I have a login page where I have three different ways to authenticate a user.
1. Use integrated authentication and read the server variable AUTH_USER and then verify if this is a valid user from a database. If OK I write some session cookies and then re-direct to another page placed in the same folder (which will read the cookie and verify that it is valid). This works OK.
2. Use anonymous login where the user is typing in a username/password which is checked against a database and if OK I write session cookies and then re-direct to other page which reads this cookie. This also work OK.
3. Now we read another server variable that is set by a third party oracle product (don't know much about this product but when I print the value of the servervariable it is OK). I write some cookies and then redirect to another page. When I read the cookie now it is empty. If I read the cookie just before I do my re-direct it is OK but after the re-direct it is empty.
Do you have any sugestion why the cookie becomes emtpy after the re-direct in the third case but not in the other two? It is the same code doing the actual reading/writing of the cookies in all three options above.
I have a table in MS Access that's used for users to post announcements on. There's only one problem- if it's empty (meaning there are no announcements), the page returns an error stating that either BOF or EOF is true. Basically, it doesn't like the null status of the table. Is there a way to state something like 'There is nothing currently here.'? I've been playing with this code but it hasn't worked yet:
If an.EOF=an.BOF Then Response.Write("There are currently no system announcements.") Else do while not an.eof 'This starts a loop that lists them all End If
I have a form with three fields.The data from each field is sent to seperate tables in the database. If the user only enters info in one field then I only want that data to be sent. Instead empty fields are being sent to the database.I've tried
I always run into issues when a record set is returned empty because the WHERE clause in my SQL weeds everything out. What do you think is the most elegant way to test if there are any records to loop through?