I have setup basic authentication on one of my web sites. For some reason, I get challenged when I navigate to some of the ASP's within the website. I have checked all the pages and made sure they all have authorisation set to a specific group.
I'm using MSXML2.ServerXMLHTTP to get a web page using an url with basic authentication (e.g. http://user:password@www.mysite.it).
Microsoft denied basic authentication within Internet Explorer URL (see KB 834489) so I'm unable to get the page contents.The client-side workaround is to change some registry settings (see http://support.microsoft.com/kb/834489), anybody can help me with a different solution ?
I have a secure site and created an asp page to create a word doc header and footer, when a user goes to the page they get prompted to login then when they click on open they get prompted to login again.
Im guessing its something with the basic authentication and the header footer files being in different locations.
I have a problem with basic authentication. I redirect a user from a page to another. I don't want to get the NT prompt login, I want the user to be logged in automatically. I want to send the username/password to the page.
I have read something about cookies and sending username/password through the header.
With the new Windows Update 832894 it is no longer possible to use http(s)://username:password@server/resource.ext
Is there any other way to redirect to another page and pass the username and password.
IIS raises login dialog box prompt on browser for resources protected using basic authentication. That login prompt gives user 3 attempts to enter correct userid/password. IIS throw 401.1 error if third attempt fails. Does anyone know how to change this number of attempts. Is it possible or impossible to do ?
I have an asp and the IIS 5.0 basic authentication is enabled on it. The users are prompted for the username/password when they try to access the asp.
My problem is the user credentials (username/password) are cached by the browser. As a result the user is not prompted for the password/username on the subsequent attempt to access the asp.
I want the windows authentication dialog box to appear EVERYTIME. No caching. I dont want user to close the browser or force him/her to enable/disable any of its browser setting.
I'm a bit fed up with having to constantly change my INCLUDE statements from INCLUDE FILE to INCLUDE VIRTUAL when I'm ready to put a new page out on my webserver. How can I configure IIS on my WinXP Laptop to mimic how my hosting company has their server setup?
Is there code that I can write that will change the user's printer setup so that my web page will always print out on one page. I would like the output of the page to look the same no matter who is printing the page. How do I do this?
I have JMail installed, and when I code for remote servers, I am able to send the mail just fine, however I have yet to figure out how to test locally with IIS 5.1's mail server.
Does anyone have some information on how to setup the local system so I can test this feature before I script for it remotely? I'm sure that there 2 key points where I'm having a problem is
1. Setting up the IIS Mail Server 2. Defining the Mail Server in the JMail ASP code....
We have recently developed a document management application for internal use.The application uses SQL Server backend,ASP frontend and also stores the documents uploaded in a folder on the server.
It all works okay at present but when we do implement in the different country. The network is setup such that all the servers are accessible internally
We plan to setup the second site by using a local webserver and altering the asp code to upload the files to thier local server and also setting up the local sql server which replicated the data from our main server.
Is this approach a good one?and How do we maintain the integrity of the Order Number column which is set to Indentity type so it automatically generated a new order if when a new order is created.
So everytime an email is sent, the script will contact Microsoft's website? Is this information that is being read necessarily taken from Microsoft's website? Is it possible to hold that information locally and or to hard code that information such as:
... ("<hard-coded info>").Value','2'
I would rather not depend on Microsoft to be able to send out email.
I actually used a tool called HFS(HTTP File Server 2.2a) which allows to upload or download files but with this tool am able to retrieve the contents of the page using GET method but not able to test the behavior of POST, PUT and DELETE HTTP methods. Code:
I just reinstalled my computer and I use to have my Internet explorer set up in such a way that is would give info on the error's on my pages, like it would tell me which line the error was on and what the error was. But I can't remember which option I schould change in the browser to get this working again.
I have an ASP page where I need to give users a button to print the screen in ladscape. How do i do it in vbscript or in javascript. Can't convert the data to pdf and send it to them.If i have to use printer object can someone show me how to create/instantiate a printer object before i can print it.
I have developed a sample website in my system.Is it possible to access the website from a remote mechine using the ipaddress? if it is possibleto access, I hope some body will tell me the procedure how to access.how to setup the website server aty home?
I have Windows XP Home and I want to setup a personal web server that will allow me to run ASP pages off of my home computer but I cannot find any that will allow me to do so. I tried looking for IIS on here but it doesnt come with home, only professional apparently. So is there somewhere I can download it, another server program I can use.
I would like to modify IE page setup before printing the window. But i want to do it without opening the FILE-> Page Setup window. In fact, i would like to remove the header and footer of pages beforeprinting them. but i want to do it using asp or vbscript and without any end user action.
Can PHP Be setup to Handle sessions via a database without much intervention? so that like you coul store all the session data in the database. I have heard there is some sort of flag to enable automatic URL session generation
1] Can this be done at a client level and not a site administrator level? 2] Is it possible with this mechanism to do it to a DB without having to write special code? 3] If you do have to write special code can you still get it to insert the session URL details in the urls automatically?
For testing purposes, I need to setup secure communications for a folder on a website in my WinXP Pro IIS. When I right click on the directory in the IIS services window, an go to the Directory Security tab, everything is ghosted.
Could someone lead me in the direction on how to set up server on my home PC so I can view my ASP pages, rather than uploading them to host server to view. The easiest and less painful way.
I am currently running IIS and MySQL on my home PC which runs XP pro. I need to setup a secure webpage that has a form on it where clients can enter their Credit Card details.
Now i know that SSL can be used, but this involves either buying a certificate or creating one. Is there some other way to make a specific webpage come up as https rather than http. Can it be done by some code or something on the server side.
the whole site will be uploaded to a server which i have no information about. The client wants to "look" at the site before uploading it to his server. Is there something like a site key or something?Basically, i'm looking for something that doesn't require a certificate.
i'm looking for a easy to setup web chat script that i can install on IIS? if someone can point me in the right direction it woudl be great, i download a couple cgi scripts but couldn't get them to load.
I have a custom 404 error page. When I change my site properties in IIS (IIS 5.0, BTW) to point to a file, I still get the original 404 error page. But, then I copied my error page to my root, then pointed to it via URL and it works! BUT, I would prefer to use the file page instead of the URL.
I'm trying to setup a receipt page to finalize my whole shopping cart deal.
PayPal is used to pay and it uses IPN to return the data back to my script which inserts everything into the database and then forwards to my receipt page.
The IPN script page stores the orderID under a session variable called orderNumber. With that, I've created recordsets on my receipt page to hold the orders and orderDetails information just fine.
My problem is that neither of these tables hold the product's name so that I can display line items. The orderDetails recordset does have Product ID and is related to the Products table in my database by the productID field.
How can I make the receipt page list the actual names instead of just the IDs?
If I right click on a ASP file in Explorer and choose EDIT, Windows opens a new instance of MSE.EXE and opens the file in that. What I'd like it to do is simply goto the existing open MSE application and open the file in a new tab.
I cant find the correct settings to do this is 'FILE TYPES', could anyone help? Code:
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've read hundreds of posts regarding this, but haven't got a working solution yet. Does anyone have a working snippet of code from an ASP page that can be used to upload a file to an FTP server? I read all about INET, but due to some licensing issues it won't work....