for debugging purposes, I am wondering if it is possible to have an ASP script that:
-creates a tabel with two columns
-writes a var name in the first column
-writes its value in the second column
is this possible? Right now, I have manually created this tabel for myself, but everytime a new var is defined, I have to update my 'debug' table. Can this be automated?
I guess this is a continuation of my erlier problem which I thought I had solved.
I have several inputs being passed from one page where they are inputed in, to a preview page so the user can chek there info, then it will be passed to a page to submit the info to a data base.
I have a input that is the item description var name of �prodesc�. It pass from the input page to the preview page just fine. Then I use the same method to pass it to the next page to save it to a data base, but when it gets to the submit page the var �prodesc� only has the first word of the description that was shown on the previous page? Any one know why its acting like its been trimmed? Code:
i have this.asp page:
<script type="text/vbscript">
Function myFunc(val1ok, val2ok)
' do something ok
myFunc = " return something ok"
End Function
</script>
<html>
<body>
<%
val1ok = something1
val2ok = something2
thenewVal = myFunc((val1ok), (val2ok))
%>
</body>
</html>
i want to call and use the returned value of Function myFunc(val1ok,
val2ok) ,without omitting the html script tags and replacing them in <% %>,
(My Question is:) How do i call a function defined in html script tags from asp page?
Does anyone have the code to write all the form values to variables of the same name. So for example request.form("myname") would be stored in a variable called myname after running this. It should just save time from doing the request for all the fields.
View Replies View RelatedI'm trying to write an asp page line by line, as one would create a
text file, only my file will end in .asp.
One line simply writes a close ASP code tag, or
FILECONTENTS=FILECONTENTS & "%>"
When this line processed, an error occurs saying that the string was
never terminated because the asp page attempting to write this line of
code to a NEW asp page reads that close ASP tag (%>), as an actual
close asp tag for itself, instead of a STRING value.
How do I write this %> symbol to a new asp file, while still
maintaining its purpose to close a group of asp code in the newly
created page?
I've just re-installed my PC with IIS (WinXP w/ service pack2) and now when I try to access or write data to any .asp site locally I get this error.
'Microsoft OLE DB Provider for ODBC Drivers (0x80004005)
[Microsoft][ODBC Microsoft Access Driver] Could not use '(unknown)'; file already in use.
I have a csv file that has 2 columns - Name and Team. I want to display both of these on a page in seperate dropdown boxes..Ideally I would then like to have an option where the user of the page can click a button to change which team an employee is a part off, in effect overwriting that line of data but not deleting everything else in the file
The code below lets me see each column from the csv file on a page in a separate dropdown box but I don't think I have the logic right to do what I need..I've checked Google and w3schools but I must not be searching for the correct thing as I can't find a way to do this... Code:
I have a database in which i store questions and answers, but the questions are about
HTML, Javascript, ASP...... So i store into my database a question like
'How do you make a letter/word in HTML bold? Code:
I have some ASP 3 pages that instantiate a COM component. That
component writes messages to the one of the Windows event logs.
Things work as I expect them to on XP Pro but not on 2003 Server. I
figured it was a security thing, so I surfed around and found that
permissions were tightened in the server's first service pack. The fix
I found[1] said to append an ACE[2] to the event log's CustomSD
registry value found at
HKLMSYSTEMCurrentControlSetServicesEventLog{L OG_NAME}CustomSD
I tried three different ones with a reboot after appending each one:
1. (A;;0x3;;;AU)
2. (A;;0x3;;;NS)
3. (A;;0x0002;;;S-1-5-21-237510213-3056582554-1478882900-1003)
The last uses the full SID of the IUSR account on the Windows 2003 I'm
working on. I obtained that ID using this vbscript: Code:
How can I direct Response.Write to output to a specific location on my page?
View Replies View RelatedI have a folder on webserverwwwroot, called staticContent. The folder
has several message of the day text files, such as RepMotd.text. I have
an admin page, AdminMotd.aspx, that allows a user to view and edit the
contents of the files.
Webserver is running Win Server 2003 64-bit and IIS 6.0. The development
machine is Win XP, using Visual Studio 2005 (thus ASP.Net 2.0.)
In IIS, staticContent folder has Write checked and execute permission is
set to Script Only . In NTSF, the folder grants full permissions to
Network System.
When I try to overwrite an existing file in staticContent, or try to
create a new file, I get a System.UnauthorizedAccessException. The
Application error log on webserver notes that the error is on the page
I am trying to run, that my user name is what I logged in as, that I am
authenticated, and that the thread account name is NT AUTHORITYNETWORK
SYSTEM. Elsewhere, I am able to read these same files and insert them
dynamically into the web page.
This is the code that I am trying to run in AdminMotd.aspx, cut down to
the basics. If it makes any difference, the code is run "in page" and
not as part of a separate code-behind file.
******************
<script runat="server">
Protected Sub MotdChange(ByVal ThisFile As String, ByVal ThisText As
String)
Dim sw As StreamWriter = New StreamWriter(StaticRoot + ThisFile,
False)
sw.Write(ThisText)
sw.Close()
End Sub
Protected Sub RepMotdChange_Click(Byval sender As Object, ByVal e As
System.EventArgs)
MotdChange("RepMotd.text", RepMotdText.Text)
End Sub
</script>
<asp:Content ...>
<asp:TextBox ID="RepMotdText" runat="server"></asp:TextBox>
<asp:Button ID="RepMotdChange" runat="server" />
</asp:Content>
********************
I have traced that the error occurs when New StreamWriter is called,
rather than when actually trying to write to the file. Obviously I'm
missing something, but danged if I can find it.
I have a web form page that passes values to an asp page, in which an email is sent to the customer with those values. The email functionality works fine. But I also want to display these values on a separate "thank you" web page after that.
What is the code to make those values display in the "thank you" web page? Does this involve adding code to the asp page and the "thank you" html page as well?
I have code that gets its values from a Request.Form it then inputs the data into the Database.The problem is when I do A Response.Redirect back to the original page I would like to pass a value back to a hidden field in the original page. Psudo Code
index.asp ---> User enters data from drop downs ---> values get passed to insertintodb.asp ----> then ----> Repsonse.Redirect's back to index.asp where I would like to get the values from the insert statement back into this page as hidden field so It can be passed to another page based upon the users next actions.
it's that time again. Time to learn a new language, and I picked ASP. I've got this:
<asp:HyperLinkField DataTextField="BeenPaid" DataNavigateUrlFields="BeenPaid,BillName" HeaderText="BeenPaid" DataNavigateUrlFormatString="Default2.aspx?BeenPaid={0}&BillName={1}" ItemStyle-HorizontalAlign="Center" />
It works fine, it makes links of the stuff that is pulled outa the database. An example url it made is:
Default2.aspx?BeenPaid=False&BillName=Verizon
how do I get those vars out of the url in the Default2.aspx page. In php it was $_GET["BeenPaid"]
I have an application that uses SQL extensively. However some of what it
uses SQL for (the results) are fairly static and change in the database very
rarely. Would it be more efficient to store this information in application
variables rather than doing SQL queries each time? Its a pretty heavily
utilized application. Would application variables be able to handle the
traffic?
Is possible to terminate all session variable created
without closing the browser
I do not want users to click on BACK button on browser or paste the url link
in the http:// and shows the record displayed after logout. This works fine
if users close the Browser.
I'm sure we've all heard the warnings about using cookies instead of session variables to store all of that user data so that our servers don't get bogged down. I'm just wondering how serious is this. I mean, is it just a suggestion or do these variables really take up a large amount of memory per visitor?
"Why would it matter? Just use cookies!" might be your response. Well, say I'm creating a user backend to edit a news section for a company. Now, I realize that the company newsletter is not mission critical information, but my novice-programming gut will not let me sit at ease if I store usernames and passwords in cookie data. What's to prevent someone else from looking at that local machine and fake my cookies, or even directly login with the information contained there-in?
For a recent backend along these lines, I stored a custom class in a session variable (all of you hardcore ASP guys can take a deep breath and stop twitching ). The class basically contained a copy of that user's database record (a user id, the username, the password, the e-mail address, and a few different permission variables).
I did this for two reasons:
1) I filtered all of my content through default.asp (meaning that each url looked something like default.asp?p=events where p was the real page request). Doing this allowed me to simply check the user's credentials in the default.asp script and then server.transfer them to the real page contained in the p querystring variable. I used the session-stored class after the first login (so I didn't have to hit the DB with each page request but could still make sure they had access to the site).
2) I knew before-hand that this system was only going to be used by 10-15 people max, and only 1 or 2 would be logged on at a time, let alone most of the idle time when no one was logged in (basically, it was a very low-load system so I didn't mind being unconventional). Code:
I'm involved in quite a large project which has a slightly unusual
form of login (at least I think it's unusual!). I'm creating a site in
ASP (actually Chilisoft ASP) where access to all pages has to be
secured via login. The odd bit is that while the login page will be on
this site, the login process itself will be carried out on a
completely separate domain - this is the client's requirement so I
have no choice.
On login, the user will be assigned a 24 hour cookie by this 2nd
domain and then be passed back to the site I'm involved with. My site
then needs to assign a similar cookie (I'm assming that I won't be
able to read the other domain's cookie) and allow access to the site
for 24 hours.
I'm wondering if it's most efficient to assign a session variable to
indicate the user is logged in once my cookie has been generated
(rather than have every page check for a cookie again) and on
subsequent sessions during the 24 hour period to 1st check for session
var, then the cookie and then, if cookie exists, to assign the session
variable again.
is there a quick way to reset all the used session variables onb a server in one hit rather than using Code:
session("xx")=""
for each one.
I'm trying to get a page included into another page, and so far I've been using Server.execute("home.asp") without any problems ['home.asp' is just an example], but now I' m trying to get this to work:
server.execute("home.asp?foo=bar")
but to no avail. Code:
I've got a software package that generates nice roll-over menus. The code generated is javascript. I want to edit the javascript to prevent specific menu buttons from appearing based on security/permissions settings. These permissions are contained in ASP session vairables. So, in the js I want to check for an ASP session("perms")... If I place <% if ... %> in the js file--it errors.
View Replies View RelatedI have a prob passing some vars from an .swf to an .mdb using a n .asp file. When I use the getURL command instead of loadVariablesnum, I am getting this error:
"Error Type:
Microsoft OLE DB Provider for ODBC Drivers (0x80040E14)
[Microsoft][ODBC Microsoft Access Driver] Number of query values and destination fields are not the same.
/processForm.asp, line 112"
I have counted the query values and destination fields a hundred times, but they are both exactly 100.
how do I get the xmlsource? in php its just this line of code: include($_GET['xmlsource']);
View Replies View Relatedi want to submit 30 field(textbox,combo etc.) data into database.if i take all 30 fields on same asp page or form,the page will not look good, so i want to break that into 3 pages,each page will having only 10 fields.when all required fields on first page will be filled by the user then he will click on next button,so he will see next page , i.e. page no. 2,same for page 3.
if he want to come on previous page for editing some info,it should be possible.on 3rd page there is submit button,when he clicks on submit all the info will stored into table. can anyone tell me is it possible using ASP 3.0? if it is possible then tell me how to do this?
I was wondering if there was a way to pass the entire collection of ASP
Session variables into a COM function.
Inside COM, I need to have something like
Public Function ProcessVars(ByRef Session as <SomeSessionVarType>)
End Function
Which reference do I need to include in my VB6 project?
Developed a basic ASP web site with MS Access 2k3 as a database
back end. I've developed it on two different Win2k3 servers, and app works
flawlessly on both.
However, we just moved it to a client's Win2k3 Server,
and it's not holding any session variables. It IS, however, holding
Application variables, but not session variables.
I checked all the usual
things (MS KB, ASPFAQ, etc), but none of them provided any solution. The
only difference I can find between the three servers is that one has the
Enhanced IE Security whosiwhatsis loaded, whereas mine don't.
I am working on an ecommerce app and want to be able to take my entire POST results as one item (or iterate through them) and check for any malicious SQL INJECTION items. After checking/escaping them i want to save them back into the post results. The reason for this is because I have coded the entire app and just learned about the dangers of SQL Injection and rather than going through every post var and fix it I would rather run a function at the beginning of each page.
View Replies View RelatedI received the following bit of code from a friend in need of help. I've done all I can do so far and need assistance with the rest. This code is supposed to get a web page and grab the necessary info from it so it can be used. After the page is grabbed I need to grab the values of 3 "hidden" input fields in a form.
The fields look like this:
<INPUT TYPE="HIDDEN" NAME="VARIABLE1" VALUE="CD5E56C4E89CFBE470D8B098C6897BABB6C037FD784765B0">
<INPUT TYPE="HIDDEN" NAME="VARIABLE2" VALUE="CD5E56C4E89CFBE4B1B8B011899A4B44CCC7B734481F19ED67745C61F9EF16D0">
<INPUT TYPE="HIDDEN" NAME="VARIABLE3" VALUE="D8F1A38F99B9320B">
The code I have looks like this. I need help getting started on how to search thru the retrieved web page to get the above values.
If someone knows of better code than what I have so far please feel free to enlighten me with it. Code:
I'm trying to setup something that adds/edits records to an access db using vbscript.
I've got an html form with text, select and textarea inputs.
These values get passed to an asp page that UPDATES the record (not INSERT because it's actually appending to an existing record). Because this page is also an EDIT page, I SELECT all the values so as to:
1) display the current value for editing
2) make sure if they're not edited the value is not null when submitted
My questions:
It's no problem populating the values of form "text" inputs, but how do I do the same for
a) the "select" inputs (Make the proper value SELECTED)? and
b) the textarea input?
ie. The user goes to the page for the first time and there aren't any values yet. They use the various form inputs to add values. When they come back to edit the same record I need to display current values of all form fields properly. Code:
I have a web form page that passes values to an asp page, in which an email is sent to the customer with those values. The email functionality works fine. But I also want to display these values on a separate "thank you" web page after that.
What is the asp code to display those values into the "thank you" web page? Does this involve adding code to the asp page and the "thank you" html page?
one page displays the values which have just been retreived, and i want those values to transfer to the next page which is a booking page.. Code:
View Replies View Relateda customer already has a website with ASP pages to request a call from a salesman... and it emails HQ with about 20 form values and also emails the customer.
what we'd like to do in a simple way is store those 20 fields somewhere they can be downloaded as well, instead of messing with the emails. but i don't want to mess with any rdbms (cause we don't have access to the server--- long story) so i'm wondering if some simple commands can just write the data to a physical file somewhere in webroot so it can be downloaded at a later time.
I have an asp page where im creating dynamic rows on an onclick function and textboxes are created in the dynamic rows and when i submit the asp page it goes to another asp page, where i whant the values entered in the textboxes of dynamically created row of the previous asp page. Code:
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