The employees who use it are not allowed access to the server it's
requried to sit on which means that my username and password have to be
included in the logon.asp page which I HATE! So when this fails, it
publishes my usernanme and password on the screen for the user to
see...brilliant!
Since nobody is willing to create a dummy account is there a way that I
can keep that line of code from displaying if in error? I've added the
code to this thread...
i tried to make a login form that checks the user name & password validation from the DB, if valid access otherwise failed , and so on. now the problem is how can i make the pages display " login first " if the user logs out closes the window/page.
and wants to access another page without passing through the login form. i think i have to make sessions for all the pages when the username & password are valid,checking these sessions whenever accessing to another page , and clear them when logging out. but how can i do this and clear them when logging out.
I tried to display an error detail on my webpage when I got an "HTTP 500 Internal Server Error" of my .asp page, but I was failed I did setup in IIS so it will display debug error on my asp page as well as setting up my browser internet option.
Can you help me how to set it up so I am able to see the error detail on my browser when I get "HTTP 500 Internal Server Error" ( Currently, I just got a blank page with "HTTP 500 Internal Server Error" in the web page title)I run IIS 5.0 and window professional xp browser.
Having problems with uploaded Database and SharePoint sites. At least one of the errors is mentioned below. Sites do not allow access to DB entry or results. Code:
We have an existing in-house solution that allows authorized third-parties to make internet requests to our web server. (using the inet / internet transfer control). The communication is established over SSL - TCP:443. We have a typical load-balance scenario where the incoming request is forwarded either to IP.A or IP.B.
We have a total of about 5 requests per minute from various third-parties that have connected with us. For the sake of simplicity, let's assume a third-party to connect with an IP - 10.10.10.5. They hit our load balancer's public ip (e.g. 10.10.10.8) where the request is forwarded either to the primary server (10.10.10.6) or the secondary server (10.10.10.7). Every ALTERNATE request is forwarded accordingly, i.e. Code:
below is my code, i recieve error 500 in the browser, dont know what when wrong. it happen after i delete the Msacees table, and build a new one. Code:
We have a report page which deals with more than 3000 records and 80 columns. The records are displayed on a third party control VS flexgrid versioned 7.0.
Currently we are having a client side array populated from the server side using response.write . Is there any other means to optimize the performance on this page?
One of the fields ("Description") in my MSAccess database table contain text formated by HTML tags (<b>, <i>, etc) I now need to display it on asp page, but not as formated text, but as it is stored in my database:
Not like Description of this product is good.
but as <b>Description</b> of this product <i>is</i> good.
I just inhereted a website. I made a change to a simple SQL string in a ..aspx.vb page. If I don't have Visual Studio, is there a way to "publish" the pages and show my changes?
I'd like to write a bunch of queries from a SQL Server 2000 database in my ASP page and have a way of copying this information into an excel workbook in specific cells. Writing the queries isn't the problem, I just need to place it in a file in different specific cells.
Is there a way to do this? Do you have to use VBA code or something? the *.iqy technique isn't going to work, cause I have to place the data in a sepcific excel file, in sepcific cells. I am not sure how to do this or if it's possibly, if anyone has any ideas on where to start or find some sample code I'd REALLY appreciate it.
I am trying to call a field value from my database - which gets open in an included file (all work on database must be done in that included file), if i use response.write(rst("pagename") it would print fine in the page when I call the sub i.e <% call pageNameFind() %>
But i want to get the field value to appear like this <% PageTitle = pagename %> where pagename comes from the included sub pageNameFind pagename = rst("pagename")
It doesn't pick this up however - how would I do this? This value will then be sent on to another included file at later stage. and I must have the <% PageTitle = myvalue %>.
I'm setting up a simple competition entry system in ASP where users can enter their name and email address to be added into a prize draw. It's pretty simple stuff, with the data being added into an Access DB table.I've created an index on the 'email' field to stop the same person entering more than once (unless they have more than one address, but let's pretend that's never the case ).Instead of doing a SELECT query to find whether they've entered before, I simply want to attempt to INSERT the data into the table, and if it returns an error along the lines of "no duplicate values in the index" it would give the user an error.My question is, is it possible to display a user-friendly version of the standard ugly ASP generated error message when this error is detected? Or am I stuck with the incredibly unattractive error message we're used to?
How can I return an error code from a sql server stored procedure and use it in my asp page to generate an alert indicating that some error has ocurred?
I am trying to set up a staff update page for a local school and have set up a database to record it. I know the database works because I can populate it and display the content. When I went to write the insert statement I get an error that i am unsure how to solve. This is the statement. Code:
In Kevin Yank's book, he shows how to put in error checking at various stages of working with a database: connecting, querying, etc. I presume the same general principles apply to ASP/SQLServer but I don't know the code. Can someone tell me at what stages I should be checking for errors and some generic code that I could use at each stage?
if ((form1.Decline.value=='') && (form1.OfficeStatus == "YES") & (form1.FloorBldgDiscStat.value=='')) { alert('Enter value on floorbldgstat') return (false); }
This validation does not work when i try to update my asp page i should prompt the alert msg. My OfficeStatus field is a dropdown with value of "YES" and "NO". What i should i use to get the value "YES" i javascript. Single equal sign(=) or double equal sign (==), and anothe one is what should i use in enclosing the "YES" value. '' or "".
The most pressing issue at the moment is that my browser does not display the page; it displays the ASP code. I built the page for a questionnaire that was going to be placed on my schools server so that participants could access it online, but I submitted my request too late in the semester.
I decided that the best course of action was to collect these data offline using the computers that I had bought for my lab. The laptops are running Windows 2000 Professional and are using IIS. After configuring ISS and Dreamweaver MX, I built the questionnaire. Then, I uploaded the questionnaire to the “server”—the wwwroot folder.
Now, the index page (the instructions to the questionnaire) opens flawlessly, but when the link to the questionnaire is pressed to open the ASP page, the browser displays the code and not the questionnaire itself.
When I explained this problem to people, they tell me that my server does not support server site scripting, but I’m using a Windows machine, using Windows server software, and Windows database software (Access 2000). Moreover, when I preview the page through Dreamweaver MX, Internet Explorer displays it without a problem. Code:
How can I hide VB Script code in the ASP Page? Even though the display.asp includes the script_functions.asp, when I click on View Source from IE, I can still the VB Script code? What can I do to hide the code from the people who use display.asp?
<% Function CstrN(str) If IsNull(str) Then CstrN = "" Else CstrN = Cstr(str) End If End Function %> chkboxvalue = CstrN(RS("field1")) & CstrN(RS("field2"))
Error message: Microsoft VBScript runtime error '800a000d' Type mismatch
This error number usually generates when there is spelling or any mismatch variables, etc. I checked and I couldn't find any error. Then, is it the syntax?
inserting dynamic page code in .html page? i.e. i would like to insert a code which will display links. where my homepage link extension is .html. if it is .asp it would have been very easy. and also i would have worked fine. but now the problem is the homepage index file extension is .html.
so if i insert the code it is not displaying the links. i tried inserting the code in a separate file and saved as file.inc and gave the link from home page <!--#include file="file.inc"--> but still the link is not showing and not working.
When I send a database to server it changes all of my special charters to unicod charterset, I suposed that server is on american charter set, I would like it to change to central europien windows - 1250 code page, is it posible and how? it is very importand to me.
well i m developing application in asp when i want to access these pages from ie5 it shows error HTTP Error 403 - Forbidden in internet explorer http://localhost/Mail/email.htm .
The following code has run-time error on "divide by 0" error. I expect "do the work<br>" will not print in the browser, since it happen after the code that cause the error. However, this is the output: any ideas why?? Or this is the nature of ASP scripting language that is being executed in sequential order? Code:
after reinstalling Windows XP (incl. IIS) it is not possible to create new webs on the local IIS in the likeweise reinstalled Visual Interdev 6.0.
After typing in the name of the desired webserver (machine name or localhost) the following error comes up: "Method not allowed(Error code = 80070005)". It is however possible to create webs with Interdev on other webservers in our network.
