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 - Session How can I change a session("x") with hyperlinks? thanks Tag: Upload file using ASP pages Tag: 277297
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 - How to get all pages execution time Hi all, Basicly, when the page is in bad performance, the user will feedback to me, and later I tune it for better performance. Is there any way or software to trace all the ASP pages' execution time in my site, so that I can tune it before user's feedback and have an overview of all my pages execution? Thanks. Tag: Upload file using ASP pages Tag: 277296
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 - What software? Hi all I was just wondering what software other people use to create classic ASP pages. I know of the following: Visual InterDev Dreamweaver Textpad Notepad I was wondering if there is anything thats better than text/notepad but doesn't have all the bells & whistles of the other 2. I'm looking for something not so bloatware. I currently use DW MX and just a small 50k file is taking like 15/20 seconds to load up and refresh etc. which is a pain when I just want to quickly edit something in it, as DW seems to load in all the "include files" as well (total size about 200k) I'm after something with the same sort of "Site Management" as DW MX, with built in FTP to upload to testing server (same machine, but in the wwwroot folder) & remote server, which I find easy to use. But also something with the speed of loading as text/notepad. I'm not fussed about WYSIWYG software (never seem to use it) as I view all my end creations in different browsers. Unless there is a way to turn OFF the wysiwyg part of DW. Thanks for any help/tips Al Tag: Upload file using ASP pages Tag: 277294
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 - block direct access to web pages I have a web site in asp where I do not want the users to directly type in the URL of some pages in the browser. For e.g. the main page is 'index.asp' and depending on the users resolution either 'mypage1024.asp' or page 'my800.asp' would open up in the browser. What I want is that no user should be able to directly access the page by typing in the URL www.mysite.com/page1024.asp or www.mysite.com/800.asp. If a user tries to access these pages directly then they should be forcefully redirected to the home page www.mysite.com/index.asp and this page would check the resolution and load the 'mypage1024.asp' or 'mypage800.asp' depending on the users resolution. Can someone tell me how to go about this. V Tag: Upload file using ASP pages Tag: 277289
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 - How can upload a file to my server? I would like a somewhat user-friendly way to have the browser-side user select a file to upload and then have that file be uploaded to my web server. Speed is an issue. Please advise!! Tag: Upload file using ASP pages Tag: 277282
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 - Total: 27 Displaying: 1 - 10 Pages: 1 2 3 [>>] Can anyone point me to a script that will allow me to list x number of records per page and give me a page selector and information like the one in the subject header? Thanks. Tag: Upload file using ASP pages Tag: 277278
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 - Tools For ASP Web Programmers Can anyone give me good references on tools for ASP web programmers? I am not talking about DreamWeaver or FrontPage for developing ASP pages, but other tools that ASP web programmers should use, for example, for performance measurements, etc... I don't know if there are any tools, I just ask because I am new ASP web programmer. Thanks!! Tag: Upload file using ASP pages Tag: 277274
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 - Be nice It may help if someone at Microsoft knows how to write VBScript. Since = when was "+" a string concatenation character in VBScript? http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=3Dkb;en-us;253604&Product=3D= asp --=20 George Hester __________________________________ Tag: Upload file using ASP pages Tag: 277271
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 - Creating Text File - how to write %> ?? Hi all, I'm trying to create an .asp file from an ASP... A small example could be like this... <% strConfigData = "<%" strConfigData = strConfigData & " Response.Write ""Hi there""" strConfigData = strConfigData & "%>" %> Now - the first 2 lines appear to be ok - however the 3rd line, where we have the %> my editor looks to be closing the ASP tags for the code above.... Has anyone else run into this problem? It seems familiar to me, I think I came across this once before - and I *think* I resolved it by doing this for the last line : strConfigData = strConfigData & "% >" (ie, placing a space between them - but thats not a good enough answer! o) ) Thanks for any help, Regards Rob Tag: Upload file using ASP pages Tag: 277258
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 - Type mismatch: '[string: ""]' Hi All, why am I getting this error..? Cheers. Mark Sargent. Error Type: Microsoft VBScript runtime (0x800A000D) Type mismatch: '[string: ""]' /Classifieds/ClassifiedImageResize.asp, line 27 <% ' Create instance of AspJpeg Set Jpeg = Server.CreateObject("Persits.Jpeg") ' Compute path to source image Path = Server.MapPath(FilePath) ' Open source image Jpeg.Open Path ' Create an instance of AspUpload object Set Upload = Server.CreateObject("Persits.Upload") ' Decrease image size by % ((***Line 27***)) Jpeg.Width = Jpeg.OriginalWidth * Upload.Form("scale") / 100 Jpeg.Height = Jpeg.OriginalHeight * Upload.Form("scale") / 100 ' Apply sharpening if necessary ' Jpeg.Sharpen 1, 130 ' create thumbnail and save it to disk FilePath = Replace(FilePath, "/", "\") FilePath = Replace(FilePath, "ImageUploads\", "") Jpeg.Save Server.MapPath("ImageUploads\Thumbs") & "\Thumb" & FilePath %> Tag: Upload file using ASP pages Tag: 277251
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 - Using ORDER BY in a stored procedure I keep getting an error from the following SP snippet "Line 11: Incorrect syntax near 'BY'." It runs fine without the ORDER BY clause. >>>>>>>>>>>>>>> [' + @user + '] WHERE [' + @cal + '].clientID = [' + @user1 + '].userID AND [' + @cal + '].newID = ' + @userID + ' ORDER BY [' + @cal + '].myAppointment' EXEC (@sql) GO >>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Any suggestions? Tag: Upload file using ASP pages Tag: 277247
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 - - Request.ServerVariables("HTTP_REFERER") - Sorry, posting this twice as it tagged on to a spetember posting: --------------------------------------------------------------- I use Request.ServerVariables("HTTP_REFERER") to get the URL of the referrer page. However, if the page that has Request.ServerVariables("HTTP_REFERER") is in a popup window then the value is blank!! Can anone assist as to how to solve this problem. The requesting page is at http://www.theexperts.co.uk/error.htm The ASP code is: <% TheirURL = Request.ServerVariables("HTTP_REFERER") sVar = TheirURL aVar = Split(sVar, "/") sDomain = aVar(2) If Lcase(Left(sDomain, 4)) = "www." Then sDomain = Right(sDomain, Len(sDomain) - 4) End If Response.Write sDomain %> Thanks Jon Tag: Upload file using ASP pages Tag: 277246
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 - Request.ServerVariables("HTTP_REFERER") I use Request.ServerVariables("HTTP_REFERER") to get the URL of the referrer page. However, if the page that has Request.ServerVariables("HTTP_REFERER") is in a popup window then the value is blank!! Can anone assist as to how to solve this problem. The requesting page is at http://www.theexperts.co.uk/error.htm The ASP code is: <% TheirURL = Request.ServerVariables("HTTP_REFERER") sVar = TheirURL aVar = Split(sVar, "/") sDomain = aVar(2) If Lcase(Left(sDomain, 4)) = "www." Then sDomain = Right(sDomain, Len(sDomain) - 4) End If Response.Write sDomain %> Thanks Jon Tag: Upload file using ASP pages Tag: 277244
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 - Dont suppose anyone's written a... ...little function for count lines of code? I was going to do this a little while ago, hoping to count each line in each file in each folder etc etc, and then determine whether it was say ASP, HTML or comments....and give totals... Anyone got anything like this they dont mind sharing? Just curious... Regards Rob Tag: Upload file using ASP pages Tag: 277240
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 - how to get a frame or mms from an ip cam using a mobile phone? Hello, Excuse me if I am not so clear on what I a looking for, but its getting very hard to find any software,application or information that will let me access or get a frame(still image) from a web cam or ip cam. I have different ip cams connected to the internet, they continuously send images refreshed over the internet. I would like some kind of software,application or the necesarry routines in order to be able to send a frame to the mobile phone that tried to access the ip address of the given ip cam. I am not sure if what I need is wap, xhtml, java, or mms sending after a a mobile requests it. How can I achieve this? Please refer me to some software developer that you may know that lets achieve this. Do you know any websites that already provide such a service? I mean they have web cams from which you can get an image from the mobile cellular phone ? I may contact them and ask them how they did it. All your help regarding this is deeply appreciated. Thanks, Mario Tag: Upload file using ASP pages Tag: 277239
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 - asp.net alias Hi, Does anyone know if it's possible to do the following in IIS using ASP.NET. For example to setup aliases user1, user2, and user3 http://www.mydomain.com/user1 http://www.mydomain.com/user2 http://www.mydomain.com/user3 all calling http://www.mydomain.com/default.aspx and extracting the user1..3 within the default.aspx page? Thank you Maziar A. Tag: Upload file using ASP pages Tag: 277237
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 - ASP page to show different schedule on each day I want to create ASP page that shows the schedule of TV station. Since each day's (Monday - Sunday) schedule is different, and I want each day will display the schedule on that day of a week. I wonder if I need to create 7 different ASP pages and call different one on each day? This is just my idea, but I think this is not a good solution. Please advise! Tag: Upload file using ASP pages Tag: 277208
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 - asp paging problem Hi, I have an asp page that I would like to do paging. The problem I'm running into is that the same page that prints to the output is also recieving data from the previous page for query parameters for the sql string. When I click on the next page, it queries itself and loses all the query parameter information from the parameter page and brings back all the records. How can I keep the parameter values from the query form and still advance to the next page? thanks, Will Tag: Upload file using ASP pages Tag: 277206
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 - Is Interdev needed for ASP? I've got the latest Visual Studio and have been doing ASP.NET websites. Now I want to do a traditional ASP (not .NET) website. I gather that these are done with Visual Interdev. Is Visual Studio 7 suitable for doing an ASP website? I'm a little confused about where Visual Interdev fit in. Was it a part of Visual Studio or was it a standalone product? Is any ASP functionality lost or gained in VS 7 (.NET aside)? Is VS 7 a suitable tool for ASP? Is anyone that's maintaining an ASP website using VS 7 for this purpose? If not then why? Thanks for your help. Tag: Upload file using ASP pages Tag: 277194
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 - NT4 vs W2K I noticed something recently. When running an ASP on my NT4 machine (IIS?) my asps load in a manner which displays the page information as it loads line by line. I then moved this page to my new W2K machine and notice that the info on the asp now only appears after the entire page is done processing. While in the end they may both be taking the same amount of time to complete, I think I like the old way better. At least this way you could be giving a status of it's process. Any one know of any way to make it work like the old way or is it something I just have to live with? Thanks, Gary gcontois@meditech.com Tag: Upload file using ASP pages Tag: 277187
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 - Re: SQL DELETE statement in ASP Hello Ben, I am not sure if anybody else has seen this, but I just noticed it. I was looking at the code that you pasted/* Copy of code */strDelSQL = "DELETE * FROM [Status] WHERE ((Status.ID) = " & item &")" adoConn.Execute(strDelSQL)This is what I would do differently1. Take out the first set of quotes before DELETE2. Actually, Just copy the below code:strDelSQL = DELETE * FROM Status WHERE ID = " & IDadoConn.Execute(strDelSQL)Hi Ben, have a look at this page: http://support.microsoft.com/support/kb/articles/Q183/0/60.ASP 80004005 errors. see if any of them could be the problem. If not paste up your adoConn DB connection code as it is obviously something to do with the connection. Angie ** If everything seems to be going well, you have obviously overlooked something ** Phill W. <P.A.Ward@open.ac.uk> wrote in message news:9hc7li$ldd$1@yarrow.open.ac.uk... > Ben, > > Can't remember, but does Access support Referential Integrity? > That is, can you set up one table with Key values that are used in another? > And can you set up relationships between the two to, say, prevent deletion > of the 'parent' Key record unless all the 'child' records have been deleted > beforehand? > > HTH, > Phill W. > > "Ben Nave" <bennave@consolenergy.com> wrote in message > news:1fb2799c.0106261136.6c859a5f@posting.google.com... > > I'm trying to create a page that will delete an entry from a Microsoft > > Acess database that I have created. The chunk of code that I'm having > > problems with is: > > strDelSQL = "DELETE * FROM [Status] WHERE ((Status.ID) = " & item & > > ")" > > adoConn.Execute(strDelSQL) > > > > the adoConn line returns and error when you load the web page that > > says: > > Microsoft OLE DB Provider for ODBC Drivers error '80004005' > > > > [Microsoft][ODBC Microsoft Access Driver] Could not delete from > > specified tables. > > I've checked out the SQL statement in Access and it works just fine in > > that. item is the Primary Key number that I got from a form on a > > previous page. I've tried doing a Response.Write(strDelSQL) and it > > does put the number in the statement correctly and that number does > > correspond to the row that I'm trying to delete. Anyone have any > > ideas for me?!? Please cc your response to bennave@consolenergy.com > > as I don't check the list frequently > > Thanks in advance! > > -B > > Tag: Upload file using ASP pages Tag: 277186
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 - Populating my array Background info: I'm attempting to populate an array with specific column numbers from a database. I have another array(from a linked table) that has matching column names from the original database. CODE: LinkCount=0 ClmCount=0 for each ofield in rs.fields response.write "<th>" & ofield.name & "</th>" if ofield.name = strLinkedColumn(LinkCount) Then redim preserve eClmCount(LinkCount) eClmCount(Linkcount) = ClmCount LinkCount=LinkCount+1 end if ClmCount=ClmCount+1 next strLinkedColumn is an array that contains the column names eClmCount will be an array that should be populated with the column number based on matching column names My problem is that after the last matching strLinkedColumn = ofield.name and my for each loops into any other fields, my eClmCount array is still being populated. example: DB columns a,b,c,d,e,f,g strLinkedColumn(0=c) strLinkedColumn(1=d) Running through my for each eClmCount would first get populated with 2, then 3 and I would expect it to stop there, but array continues to build but with empty values so if I loop through strLinkedColumn in the above example with a response.write "eClmCount: " & eClmCount & " " this is the output I get: eClmCount: 2 eClmCount: 3 eClmCount: eClmCount: eClmCount: I hope I didn't make this to verbose, but I hope I explained what my problem is too =) -- Thanks from this ASP Newbie Tag: Upload file using ASP pages Tag: 277183
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 - Incorrect Date Format Hi Everybody, I hope this is the correct newsgroup for this, if not please let me know where should i send this question which is driving me crazy. The problem is the FormatDateTime function it is changing the date format to MM/dd/yyyy but we need dd/MM/yyyy. We already changed the regional settings for the administrator user. Access the regedit tool and change the format to dd/MM/yyy on all the users on the server but we are still getting the incorrect format. First we got for every case the format switch. For example we ask for this FormatDateTime("01/10/2003",2) Octuber 1st, 2003 an the result was "10/01/2003" January 10th, 2003 for days lower than the 12th and even if we send FormatDateTime("31/10/2003", 2) we got "10/31/2003" After some changes this is what is happening know FormatDateTime("01/10/2003", 2) -- > 10/01/2003 FormatDateTime("31/10/2003", 2) -- > 31/10/2003 The server is running Windows 2000 Advanced Server with IIS 5.0 Thanks for your help on this matter Alfonso Chavez Tag: Upload file using ASP pages Tag: 277179
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 - Creating nodes so categories show subcategories I've got a bookstore I'm developing, and I wanted to list all the categories on the home page of the site. However, there are so many, that they now extend way below the screen, making the page look sloppy. I want, therefore, to limit the number of categories on the home page, to a few general categores, then clicking on one will reveal the subcatgories underneath. How do I go about doing this? Thanks, Bill PS. Could you please send me an email to respond to incase I have follow up questions? Thanks, I appriciate it. *** Sent via Developersdex http://www.developersdex.com *** Don't just participate in USENET...get rewarded for it! Tag: Upload file using ASP pages Tag: 277176
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 - Application Variables Hi, I have a general question regarding ASP Application variables. I'm building a web app with a lot of ASP files which I'd like to split out into several different subfolders. However, I noticed that application variables that I set up in my Application_OnStart event sometimes survive switching to a different folder while at other times they do not. I am relatively new to ASP so I'm not sure if I'm doing something that inadvertently unassigns these variables. One thing I kow I'm not doing is explicitly reassigning or unassigning them. My other option is to assign them in a default.asp or some other generic file that I replicate in all my folders and include in the entry point asp file to each folder, but I'd rather avoid the redundancy so as not to complicate maintenance further. Any advice would be greatly appreciated. Thanks. Tag: Upload file using ASP pages Tag: 277172
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 - ASP Not Working New to IIS, Why will IIS 5.0 not server up my ASP web pages? I cannot even get to the help because it is an ASP Page. I get an error in IE that states "HTTP 500 Internal server error". I have looked in the configuration and cannot find anything related to ASP. What can I do to serve up ASP web pages? Tag: Upload file using ASP pages Tag: 277152
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 - Create a file with FileSystemObject This my code for practice: <html> <body> <% Response.Write("6 ") dim fs,fname set fs=CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject") set fname=fs.CreateTextFile("f:\test.txt") fname.WriteLine("Hello World!") fname.Close set fname=nothing set fs=nothing %> </body> </html> but I couldn't create the text file at all with no error warning. How can I do this? Thanks a lot. Tag: Upload file using ASP pages Tag: 277133
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 - Error while getting Recordset from component in ASP Hi all, I am using a COM+ component to fetch the Recordset from the database. My coding is as follows: ' ------ In COM+ Application -------------- Function executeResultQuery(Con as Connection, qry as String) As Object dim oRs as New ADODB.Recordset oRs.open qry, con Set executeResultQuery = oRs End Function '------- In ASP Page <% Set obj=Server.CreateObject("myProj.MyClass") Set con=Server.CreateObject("ADODB.Connection") con.open "mydsn","","" sql = "select * from students" Set rs = obj.executeResultQuery(con,sql) <--- Error raised here While not rs.eof response.write(rs(0)) rs.movenext Wend %> At the time of processing the ASP page, i am getting the following error: Microsoft VBScript runtime (0x800A000D) Type mismatch: 'executeResultQuery' /remote/sample1.asp, line 16 What is the problem here? I changed in COM+ application as "Recordset" from "Object" for the return type. No luck. Advise appreciated. Thanks & regards, S.Sudhakar Sankar. Tag: Upload file using ASP pages Tag: 277122
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 - Transaction DDL Properties According to Access my ADO connection has a value of 16 for the Transaction DDL property. Does anyone know what this equates to? I've found this page - http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp? url=/library/en-us/adosql/adoprg04_83jt.asp But it doesn't tell me which constant this relates too, and I haven't been able to find an answer at Google either. TIA, Colin Tag: Upload file using ASP pages Tag: 277121
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 - Slightly off topic : Reducing piracy/licensing etc... Hi all, I've written an application that's currently being used by 1 company, and soon to be used by another. I was thinking the other day how as this is all just written in ASP - ie, no .dll's or anything else, I have very few ways to prevent anyone working at these companies taking a copy of the application and distributing it to other people. Whilst they'd probably need to know ASP and have a good database knowledege - it would still be possible. I would like to try and reduce the possibility of this happening as much as possible. I am soon going to issue a license number to the company using it, they will then be able to use this with their details to login to our server for updates and so on - so I can restrict what people get that way I suppose. What I was wondering was whether I should take the 'login' page completely out of the application at the clients end and put it on our own servers - ie, they login with their username/password/license number and then get sent back to the application at their end - but even this is not really 'secure', plus anyone with a little ASP knowledge could just remove the security code in the application at the moment if they really wanted too... (hehe, maybe I shouldn't have commented the code :D)... So, does anyone have any good ideas on how to reduce (note I dont say prevent) the chances of my application being distributed for free etc? I normally wouldn't be too bothered, but it took around 6 months to develop, they've been using it since April this year and seem happy with it, and there has been a lot more work done on it since, I'm sure it could be better, but for me its something I'm quite proud of. Any information would be appreciated, any URL's etc... Thanks in advance, Regards Rob Tag: Upload file using ASP pages Tag: 277117
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 - Object doesn't support this property or method: ZoneRS.MoveFirst' Can anyone give me some general ideas on why an error like Object doesn't support this property or method: 'ZoneRS.MoveFirst' comes up on a page? MoveFirst is a command to move to the first record... correct? thanks Tag: Upload file using ASP pages Tag: 277088
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 - RecordCount I know for a fact that in my database, I have three records under the users table. However when I execute this code: --------------BEGIN CODE---------------- Set objConn = Server.CreateObject("ADODB.Connection") objConn.Open "Driver={Microsoft Access Driver (*.mdb)}; DBQ=C:\Inetpub\wwwroot\spruce.mdb;" strQuery = "SELECT * FROM schedule" Set rst = Server.CreateObject("ADODB.recordset") rst.Open strQuery, objConn Set est = Server.CreateObject("ADODB.recordset") est.Open "SELECT * FROM users", objConn est.MoveFirst Response.Write est.RecordCount ----------------------END CODE ------------------------------ It prints out "-1" instead of "3" Any idea why this may be happening? Am I using RecordCount correctly? All I wanna do is know the number of records resulting from my query without using a silly loop. Tag: Upload file using ASP pages Tag: 277087
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 - Microsoft user security with frames I want to decide what should be displayed dependent on what security groups (2k server) the user belongs to. I don't appear to be able to do it with frames. Any help is much appreciated. Thanks Olga Tag: Upload file using ASP pages Tag: 277085
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 - parsing string, leaving words intact Hello, I need to parse a long string into no more than 30 character chunks, but I also need to leave the words intact. Right now, I am using: For intStart = 1 to Len(strOriginal) by 30 strPrint = Mid$(strOriginal, intStart, 30) Print #detailFile, Tab(1), intStart, Tab(4), strPrint Next intStart and it's fine, but splits up some of the words. If I could figure out how to find the preceding space of the 30 limit, I'd be in good shape. Any thoughts would be appreciated. Many thanks in advance. Tag: Upload file using ASP pages Tag: 277083
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 - I just spent several hours shaving a total of 250 milliseconds off my application building variable width/DB tables etc using getrows instead of movenext. Performance is a major concern as this app requires SSL. My question is, when does it become more about the challenge of building faster apps vs. getting the job done??? If my calculations are correct, I just added an extra 10,000+ possible hits within a 12 hour day or so.. an extra 10,000 hits???!!! What percentage of applications do you think will ever see this kind of traffic? Is this insane? If this app ever gets maxed out, will my end users ever realistically notice a difference? TIA Tag: Upload file using ASP pages Tag: 277078
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 - Memo snippet Hi all, This is my first post here. I have been looking everywhere on the forums and all over the net but i cannot find anything about this. I did find one tutorial ages ago but didnt have a use for it at the time. What i would like to do is have a page that cycles through a database and display lets say the last 5 new records. Then display the first 200 characters of a memo field and have a "more" link which opens the full record in a detail page? A good example is http://www.ananova.com/ But you dont click a "more" link just the title of the news article. Any help will be greatly appreciated. Many Thanks Mike Tag: Upload file using ASP pages Tag: 277074
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 - Dateadd function not adding up... Please see: http://www.showorders.com/test3.asp The code generating the page is as follows: testdate = "1/29/2003 1:00:00 PM" while count <> 5 testdate = dateadd("n",15,testdate) response.write testdate & " " count = count + 1 wend What is going on there? The times should be incrementing by 15 minute intervals, not 14min and 59 seconds. I have several pages that have suddenly stopped functioning because of this strange date calculating. My web host insists there is nothing wrong with the ASP service. Any help or insight is greatly appreciated. Thanks... Tag: Upload file using ASP pages Tag: 277072
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 - Server variable riddle - extract typed in querystring after url Could someone help me figure out how to utilize .servervarialbles (or another creative method) to do the following: If someone types into browser (or clicks a querystring hyperlink) with the following.... http://www.boat.com/?cat=CrazyHorse ...* Is it possible to extract the ?cat=Crazyhorse from the typed in or clicked url when he reaches that root page? I thought perhaps this could work but no: CrewedCat = Request.ServerVariables("QUERY_STRING") Response.Write " " & CrewedCat & " " Tag: Upload file using ASP pages Tag: 277070
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 - session variables disappear in IIS 6 I have an ASP program that uses session variable to keep data between pages. The program worked fine under IIS 5, but with IIS 6 these variables randomly disappear. Note, the problem seemed to start when Windows Share Point was installed on this server. Any ideas why this might happen? Thanks, Tag: Upload file using ASP pages Tag: 277067
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 - Attempting to write to a website Hi, I'm experiencing a problem where IIS is returning the error message "Server cannot complete the operation" when attempting to use the CopyRecord method of the Record object, passing it the URL of the destination folder. The website I'm trying to write to has both Write and Directory Browsing enabled for now. Is there something else that could be preventing the copy? The website is working fine otherwise. The exact syntax of the statement which invokes the debugger is: Set objRecord = Server.CreateObject("ADODB.Record") objRecord.Open "<filename>", "<URL=source url>" objRecord.CopyRecord "", "<dest url>",,, adCopyOverWrite The debugger is pointing to the last statement when it stops. Any suggestions would be appreciated. Thanks. Tag: Upload file using ASP pages Tag: 277064
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 - get e-mail address from Exchange? I have asp for an employee directory with photos. All the info is stored in an Access database including e-mail address and phone number. I would really like to get the e-mail and phone numbers from our Outlook/Exchange address book. This address book is kept updated but my database is not. How would I go about extracting this info from our global address list? Would it be better to create something that updated the Access database offline rather than dynamically query each persons entry from the web server? Any hints on how to do either? thanks LJB Tag: Upload file using ASP pages Tag: 277060
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 - OLAP cube ERROR: "the data being processed is over the allowed limit" and tips on increasing speed Hi, My OLAP data cube is giving me the following error when I am manipulating OLAP data cube views: "the data being processed is over the allowed limit" I know that this message is caused by the size limit of each form field that is retrieved in the Request object is 102,399 bytes. The error occurs when I exceed this limit. Microsoft recommends the following: http://support.microsoft.com?kbid=273482 and this guy has another technique: http://www.pstruh.cz/tips/detpg_largepost.htm But how would I integrate these solutions for the OLAP cube viewer (in a internet explorer web browser) that Microsoft released with their sql 2000 resource kit (asp and javascript OLAP cube viewer)? Also, I need tips on increasing the speed of the cube. My cube is only using 10 percent of my multi-processor machine. How would I increase the amount of the processor(s) used for displaying my cube? Your help is appreciated. Please post your reply. Thanks! Phin Tag: Upload file using ASP pages Tag: 277059

Hi to all,

How can I put a file via FTP using the ASP pages?

Please help

Re: Upload file using ASP pages by William

William
Mon Nov 03 09:05:22 CST 2003

MeAndI wrote:
>
> How can I put a file via FTP using the ASP pages?

From where? your workstation, the server, a clients workstation?

To Where? Your server, another server?

--
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Re: Upload file using ASP pages by MeAndI

MeAndI
Tue Nov 04 03:00:32 CST 2003

I want to do this:

when a user is connected to my server he can select a file (on his pc) and
copy it in my server. I see on internet, that I should use specifics COM
object, but I don't want to use them. Is possible to do this operation in
another way (e.g. only in ASP without COM objects)?

"William Tasso" <news27@tbdata.com> ha scritto nel messaggio
news:#8l2kuhoDHA.2772@TK2MSFTNGP12.phx.gbl...
> MeAndI wrote:
> >
> > How can I put a file via FTP using the ASP pages?
>
> From where? your workstation, the server, a clients workstation?
>
> To Where? Your server, another server?
>
> --
> William Tasso - http://WilliamTasso.com
>
>

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Re: Upload file using ASP pages by William

William
Tue Nov 04 04:30:49 CST 2003

MeAndI wrote:
> "William Tasso" <news27@tbdata.com> ha scritto nel messaggio
> news:#8l2kuhoDHA.2772@TK2MSFTNGP12.phx.gbl...
>> MeAndI wrote:
>>>
>>> How can I put a file via FTP using the ASP pages?
>>
>> From where? your workstation, the server, a clients workstation?
>>
>> To Where? Your server, another server?
>>
> I want to do this:
>
> when a user is connected to my server he can select a file (on his
> pc) and copy it in my server. I see on internet, that I should use
> specifics COM object, but I don't want to use them. Is possible to do
> this operation in another way (e.g. only in ASP without COM objects)?

Ahh - that's not what you asked in your OP

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