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    - Convert from bat to vbs Hope someone can help, I want to convert this bat file to vbs. Anyone have any input on how to do this. @echo off if not exist alttiff.ocx goto bad start regsvr32 alttiff.ocx goto end :bad echo Error: Cannot find alttiff.ocx. echo Note: Do not run install.bat directly from your unzip program. echo You must create a folder and unzip everything into it. echo Note: The current directory is: cd pause :end Thanks Gavin... Tag: Convert DWORD Value to dotted IP Address Tag: 162729
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    - ldifde and importing the output file into a sql database. Is it possible to take the output of a ldifde query and import the data into a sql database? If so does anyone know how? Thanks. Tag: Convert DWORD Value to dotted IP Address Tag: 162724
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    - Editing an Access table from VBscript? I'm looking for a way to read from and write to a table within an MS-Access database. I'll explain why I need this. In my company, I want to keep a logfile of the computers that have logged into the network. If the computername is not in a list, I want the user to enter some information on a popup screen, about the location of the computer (room-number). Once the computername is in the list, the script should continue without the user noticing. It should then only write the current date and time. Would this be possible with Vbscript? Wouter. Tag: Convert DWORD Value to dotted IP Address Tag: 162713
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    - Windows.Status throws error on some pages I have a series of ASP pages that have some fairly heavy client-side VB script in them. Recently I have noticed that a few of these pages don't like setting the window.status property. The ones that complain will throw an error with the following message: error: Illegal assignment: 'Windows.status' I can see no significant difference between the pages where the window.status works and those where it doesn't. Can anyone suggest where the problem may be for me? TIA Ron L Tag: Convert DWORD Value to dotted IP Address Tag: 162712
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    - Setting Computer Description Field with UserName Does anyone know how I can set the Computer Description Fields with the name of the user (better current logged in user)? Thanks everyone! Tag: Convert DWORD Value to dotted IP Address Tag: 162710
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    - vbscript and IIS Hi, I've got the following task to do: I need to check various settings of a website files on IIS. This mainly involves type of access (anonymous, basic authentication etc.) Up to now I've done it manually, I opened inetmgr, browsed to my website and than I manually checked file by file, security settings. Now, since the task is rather tedious, I thought about a script which would do this for me, but I'm not really sure how. I am dimly aware of things like ADSI, but I don't have any experience with it. Could anyone provide any example, how for instance I can check if the anonymous access has been set for given aspx file?! Thanks, Piotrek Tag: Convert DWORD Value to dotted IP Address Tag: 162703
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    - Help for my unused methods please Does anybody know a tool that could help me finding unused functions on my VB applications? Thanks for your help. Bernard Davest Tag: Convert DWORD Value to dotted IP Address Tag: 162701
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    - VBS & Stored Procedure Hi all, I have a stored proc that write a string in a var. I want to get this string in my vbscript and I don't succeed. here is my code : (don't forget to modify connection string) In SQL Server : ========================================== CREATE PROCEDURE SP3 AS DECLARE @toto varchar(255) SELECT @toto = 'Voici le retour de ma proc' GO ========================================== In my vbscript i would like to get "toto" : --------------------------------------------------- Option Explicit Const adCmdStoredProc = &H0004 Const adParamOutput = &H0002 Const adVarChar = 200 Dim strData Dim res res = ExecuteStoreProc ("SP3") MsgBox "res : " & res '******************* Execute the stored proc **************** Public function ExecuteStoreProc(ProcStocName) Dim oConn, strSQL, oRs Dim pbiz_op Set oConn = CreateObject("ADODB.Connection") oConn.Open "DRIVER={SQL Server};SERVER=XXXXXXXXXXXXX;UID=XXXXXX;PWD=XXXXX;DATABASE=XXXXX" Dim oAdoCommand Set oAdoCommand = CreateObject("ADODB.Command") oAdoCommand.ActiveConnection = oConn oAdoCommand.CommandText = ProcStocName oAdoCommand.CommandType = adCmdStoredProc oAdoCommand.Parameters.Refresh dim lngRecordsAffected dim retour Set oRs = oAdoCommand.Execute(lngRecordsAffected, , adCmdStoredProc) ExecuteStoreProc = oRs.Parameters 0 End function --------------------------------------------------- Tag: Convert DWORD Value to dotted IP Address Tag: 162695
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    - OU's + Sub OU's enumerations Hello, How can I in an ASP page (with a VBScript) enumerate all the OU's (sub ou's included) in a drop down list. I would like to do the same for the Storage Grouops and Mailboxes Stores on my 2 EX2K. Any Idea ??? Thanks Oli Tag: Convert DWORD Value to dotted IP Address Tag: 162688
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    - Text File Hi I am trying to open a file and file the last line in the file. I then want to access text in the last line. Once I know the number of the last line, I am trying to access. The code errors and says I am trying read past the end of the file. I guess I need to reset the AtEndOfStream. Is there a function for doing this or do I have to close and reopen the file? Cheers Geoff Set objFSO = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject") Set objFile = objFSO.OpenTextFile("C:\FSO\daily.txt", 1) Dim strMaxLineNumber Dim LastLine Do Until objFile.AtEndOfStream strLine = objFile.ReadLine strMaxLineNumber = strMaxLineNumber + 1 Loop Wscript.Echo strMaxLineNumber Tag: Convert DWORD Value to dotted IP Address Tag: 162684
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    - Windows XP Wallpapers Hi!! Is there a way to change the windows xp wallpaper when a user logs on?? I have used the following script in windows 2000 and works fine however it does not work in Windows XP any Ideas??? Is there any other way to do that?? I hava a DC running windows 2000 AS and all the clientes are XP thanx =) Option Explicit Dim CompleteImagesFolderPath Dim ImageFileTypes CompleteImagesFolderPath = \\path ImageFileTypes = "jpg" Dim WshShell Set WshShell = Wscript.CreateObject("Wscript.Shell") Dim ImageFiles Dim Final Dim strDesktop Set ImageFiles = CreateObject("Scripting.Dictionary") strDesktop = WSHShell.SpecialFolders("Desktop") call RandomImage(CompleteImagesFolderPath,ImageFileTypes) Function RandomImage(CompleteImagesFolderPath, ImageFileTypes) 'Declare variables Dim FileSystemObject Dim ImageFolder Dim Files Dim i Dim File Dim FileName Dim FileExtension Dim RandomNumber Set FileSystemObject = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject") If Not FileSystemObject.FolderExists(CompleteImagesFolderPath) Then RandomImage = "Error 0: Cannot find requested folder" Set FileSystemObject = nothing Exit Function End If Set ImageFolder = FileSystemObject.GetFolder(CompleteImagesFolderPath) Set Files = ImageFolder.Files i = 1 For Each File in Files FileName = File.Name FileExtension = Right(FileName, Len(FileName) - (InStrRev(FileName, "."))) If InStr(1,ImageFileTypes,FileExtension,vbTextCompare) > 0 then ImageFiles.Add i, FileName i = i + 1 End If Next Set ImageFolder = nothing Set Files = nothing Set FileSystemObject = nothing Randomize If ImageFiles.Count = 0 Then RandomImage = "Error 1: Folder no existe" Exit Function End If RandomNumber = Int((ImageFiles.Count) * Rnd + 1) Final = CompleteImagesFolderPath&"\"&ImageFiles.Item(RandomNumber) WshShell.RegWrite "HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\Desktop\General\Wallpaper",Final,"REG_SZ" WshShell.RegWrite "HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Control Panel\Desktop\Wallpaper",Final,"REG_SZ" 'CompleteImagesFolderPath&"\"&ImageFiles.Item(RandomNumber) Set ImageFiles = nothing WSHShell.AppActivate strDesktop WSHShell.SendKeys "{F5}" End Function Tag: Convert DWORD Value to dotted IP Address Tag: 162675
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    - Declaration order & onchange event referencing dialog box in asp page Hello I'm a novice vbs'er, but old hand (now rusty) coder, which is what makes this more frustrating. I'm trying to construct an .as page with a list box to call a new page. Lots of googling has not led me to solve this problem: I can't get the onchange event of the list box to open a url with a query string containing reference to the listbox selected item (a simple task I'm sure) 1. populates list box (lbselect) from DB which works 2. attempts to call newpage with the selected index This won't run as it says an "object is expected", when I reference lbselect in the onchange event - i've noticed different behavour between mozilla (which i normally use) and opening in IE sometimes, but hoping that is not the major issue - i've made something work using an additional button in the form, but then the user has to lclick hope somecan can point me in the correct direction many thanks Oz Code below <form name="form1" method="post" action=""> <select name="lbselect" style="width:150px;" class="CountryListBoxContent" onChange="OpenNewWindow('Newpage.asp?Id='<%=lbselect.selectedindex%>)"> <% While (NOT rs_CountryList.EOF) %> .. populates from DB - this works!!! %> </select> </form> ********************************************************************** Sent via Fuzzy Software @ http://www.fuzzysoftware.com/ Comprehensive, categorised, searchable collection of links to ASP & ASP.NET resources... Tag: Convert DWORD Value to dotted IP Address Tag: 162673
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    - setting SRC in iFRAME Probably a pretty basic question...how do I set the SRC property of an IFRAME in script? I''ve tried the following but don''t see an SRC property: document.frames("myFrame").SRC = "abc.htm" <--this property doesn''t exist but where is it??? ----------------------------- This message is posted by http://asp.forumszone.com Tag: Convert DWORD Value to dotted IP Address Tag: 162672
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    - Run ASP Script as Scheduled Job Hi All, I want to perform the simple task of running an ASP script as a scheduled job. Previously I've always either run a .vbs script via windows Scheduler, or put some logic in my global.asa, both of which have worked fine. Unfortunately there are technical reasons (too complicated to go into here) which mean I can't use either the global.asa or a standalone vbs script for this job. It really does have to be an .asp script running in the application space. Running a scheduled job that runs the command "explorer http://www.mydomain.com/myscript.asp" does the job, but will leave a new window open every day, which will cause problems when sat on a remote server. (self.close() at the end of the script just gives the "app trying to close window" message and leaves window open) Does anyone have any suggestions as to how to achieve this on a W2K server ? Some kind of opening IE, running script, closing IE via VBS maybe ? Any help much appreciated, Regards, Larry. Tag: Convert DWORD Value to dotted IP Address Tag: 162664
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    - vbscript library I have about 20 scripts that do different tasks for me. These scripts share a lot of the same procedures and functions. Is there any easy way to create a libary of vbscript functions and procedures that I can then call from any vbscript? Tag: Convert DWORD Value to dotted IP Address Tag: 162662
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    - Using HTML Help I have a vbscript that is used at the command line by several users. When a user makes an error I want to launch a HTML Help file (*.chm) and have it already browed to the correct page (context sensitive help). How would I do this from the vbscript? How do you launch the help file? and how do you get the help file to nagivate to particular pages? Tag: Convert DWORD Value to dotted IP Address Tag: 162661
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    - Please help : Object Required Error Why does the following sub in IE 6.0 returns : Object Required : 'window.parent.frames(...).document.forms(...) Isn't frm an object? Sub btnSave_onClick() Dim nRepID 'Report ID if existing Dim sRepName 'Report Name set frm = window.parent.frames(0).document.forms(0) alert(window.parent.frames(0).document.forms(0).name) 'More code her like if len(sRepName) > 0 then SaveReport frm, nRepID, sRepName, ptable.XMLData, IsEmpty(nRepID) end if End Sub Tag: Convert DWORD Value to dotted IP Address Tag: 162657
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    - net send across domains Does anyone know if it is possible for a machine (application) on one domain to do a NET SEND to a machine or user on another domain? Tag: Convert DWORD Value to dotted IP Address Tag: 162656
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    - RecordCount Property Hi: I have code that does two separate queries via ADO and then prints out the results. The first query is standard and if no records are returned it prints nothing as expected. The second query contains a SUM function in the query and if there are zero records I get the following error: Error Type: (0x80020009) Exception occurred. I tried using the RecordCount property which is returning -1. I've seen articles about this but didn't want to test it because I didn't feel I should need to test for zero records. BTW, I am using Access and we're only talking about 30 records at the most at a time here. Thanks, Blair Tag: Convert DWORD Value to dotted IP Address Tag: 162654
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    - VBScript to fix file names of downloaded web page Friends, I usually download any interesting web page I come upon. I do not expect to be able to find it a second time and I do want to make sure I can get at it when I have enough time to read it. With my current financial condition I never know how long I will have an Internet connection. I usually save the downloaded pages and files to a CD-ROM. This presents a problem because the CD-ROM has file name length limits that are often exceeded by page names. This is accerbated by the need for associated files from a like named folder. This program allows the user to modify the page name. The program will create a new page with the new name, a new folder with the correct name and references in the new page pointing to files in the new folder. It does not affect the current page or folder. This is my first version. I expect to create a new version which will be easier to use and overcome the limitations of this version. Until then you may find this unteresting if not useful. Phil Rist - prist@innernet.net - http://www.innernet.net/prist ' ---------------------------------------------- ' Name: FixHTML.vbs ' Description: ' Fix Downloaded HTML File Names ' ' Author: Philip S. Rist ' Date: ' Copyright 2004 by St. Thomas Software ' ---------------------------------------------- ' This program is freeware. It may be used ' for any moral purpose. You use it at your ' risk. St. Thomas Software makes no ' guarantees to its fitness to do anything. ' ' If you feel you must pay for it. Please ' send one million dollars to ' ' The International Rescue Committee ' 122 East 42nd Street ' New York, N.Y. 10168-1289 ' ' Ok, it is only a demo. So make it a half ' million. ' --------------------------------------------- ' Purpose: ' This program renames downloaded HTML pages with ' excessively long names. It also finds and renames the ' associated directory and all references to that directory. ' Use: ' This program should be associated with an explorer verb ' allowing it to be executed from the context menu for ' a selected HTML file. ' Problem: ' 1) It only fixes one page at a time. Hopefully I will find the time ' to create a version that will fix a complete folder. ' ' 2) Sub-folders to the folder containing associated image files and ' other files are not automatically copied to the new folder. This ' must be done mannually. ' ' Syntax: ' c:\windows\WScript.exe ...\FixHTML.vbs "%1" ' --------------------------------------------- Dim fso ' --------------------------------------------- Dim WshShell Dim WSHPath Dim WSHName Dim WSHVersion Dim WSHScriptPathName Dim MyScript Dim MyScriptName Dim MyApp ' --------------------------------------------- Dim lProgram ' Name of program Dim lOldName Dim lOldFolder Dim lPath Dim lNewProgram Dim lNewName Dim lNewFolder Dim lNewPath Dim lPos ' Position of right most '.' in program name Dim lNotes ' Name of notes file, same as file name ' except extension has been removed and ' _Notes.txt has been added Dim lTestStream Dim lText ' ------------------------------- Create objects set WshShell = WScript.CreateObject("WScript.Shell") set fso = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject") MyApp = WScript.Application WSHPath = WScript.FullName WSHName = WScript.Name WSHVersion = WScript.Version WSHScriptPathName = WScript.Path ' WScript.echo WSHName + " Ver. " + WSHVersion MyScript = WScript.ScriptFullName MyScriptName = WScript.ScriptName ' --------------------------------- Get file name set objArgs = WScript.Arguments if objArgs.count > 0 Then ' ----------------------------- Get file name lProgram = objArgs(0) ' ----------------------------- Get directory path lOldFolder = vbnullstring lPos = instrrev(lProgram,".") if lPos > 0 then lPath = left(lProgram,lPos-1) lPos = instrrev(lPath,"\") if lPos > 0 then lOldName = mid(lPath,lPos+1) lOldFolder = lOldName & "_Files" lPath = left(lPath,lPos) & lOldFolder end if else lPath = "" end if ' ----------------------------- Get new name lNewName = inputBox("Enter new name(No extension):","Input",lOldName) lNewFolder = lNewName & "_Files" lPos = instrrev(lPath,"\") lNewProgram = left(lPath,lPos) lNewPath = lNewProgram + lNewFolder lNewProgram = lNewProgram & lNewName & ".html" ' ----------------------------- Create new folder with new names and ' copy contained files. Sub-folders to ' this folder must be mannually copied. set lN = fso.CreateFolder(lNewPath) fso.CopyFile lPath & "\*.*",lNewPath set lTextStream = fso.OpenTextFile(lProgram) lText = lTextStream.ReadAll() lTextStream.Close() ' ---------------------------- fix references to sub-folder lPos = instr(1,lText,lOldFolder,1) lLen = len(lOldFolder) do while (lPos > 0) lText = left(lText,lPos-1) + lNewFolder + mid(lText,lPos+lLen) lPos = instr(lPos+1,lText,lOldFolder,1) loop lPos = instrrev(lPath,"\") lPath = left(lPath,lPos) msgbox lNewProgram ' ---------------------------- Create page with new name set lTextStream = fso.CreateTextFile(lNewProgram) lTextStream.Write lText lTextStream.Close end if Tag: Convert DWORD Value to dotted IP Address Tag: 162653
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    - Runbox written in VBScript Friends, Here is a simple runbox written in VBScript which can be run under Windows Scripting Host. Phil Rist - prist@innernet.net - http://www.innernet.net/prist Option Explicit ' ---------------------------------------------- ' Name: Runbox.vbs ' Description: ' Simple Runbox ' ' Author: Philip S. Rist ' Date: ' Copyright 2003 by St. Thomas Software ' ---------------------------------------------- ' This program is freeware. It may be used ' for any moral purpose. You use it at your ' risk. St. Thomas Software makes no ' guarantees to its fitness to do anything. ' ' If you feel you need to pay for it. Please ' send one million dollars to ' ' The International Rescue Committee ' 122 East 42nd Street ' New York, N.Y. 10168-1289 ' ' Ok, it is only a demo. So make it a half ' million. ' --------------------------------------------- ' Purpose: ' Windows runbox clone ' Use: ' This program should be associated with an explorer verb ' allowing it to be executed from the context menu for ' a selected file. ' Syntax: ' c:\windows\WScript.exe ...\Runbox.vbs "%1" ' --------------------------------------------- Dim WshShell ' WSH Shell object Dim objArgs ' Arguments passed to this script Dim lFilePath ' Path to selected file Dim lCommandLine ' Command line to be shelled to Dim lRC ' returned from running command Set WshShell = WScript.CreateObject("WScript.Shell") ' ------------------------------------------- Get name of file Set objArgs = WScript.Arguments lFilePath = objargs(0) ' ------------------------------------------- Allow user to modify command line lCommandLine = inputbox("Complete command:","My run box",lFilePath & " ") ' ------------------------------------------- If user has pressed Ok then ' execute program if len(lCommandLine) > 0 then lRC = WshShell.run (lCommandLine) end if Tag: Convert DWORD Value to dotted IP Address Tag: 162652
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    - STRING: Missing characters I have a string named "email" that contains a new registering user email address. My CSR receives an account request with the information that was stored in a SQL table. Upon verifying the users profile, my CSR activates the new user account and in the process, my script sends an account activation message to the user (as stored in the "email" variable). The outgoing message is simple and the "email" variable is correct in the "to" address. But, in the body of the message, I have placed a link which allows the user to login to their account that contains the "email" address variable (the same one used in the "to" field) and it is somehow different. The difference being ONLY when the email address contains a period "." in the name section. Example; "first.last@myweb.com" ...produces "firstlast@myweb.com". The period between "first" and "last" just drops off? Of course, the email address is incorrect and when the user clicks the link and supplies their password, logging in is unsuccessful. Any ideas? Tag: Convert DWORD Value to dotted IP Address Tag: 162648
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    - Windows Script 5.6 I see that there is a new release of Windows Script (vbscript shows version 5.6.0.8825). I see downloads for XP, 2000, (and earlier OSes), but do not see anything for Windows 2003. I'd like to know how to get this on Windows 2003 as well so that I can test it before deploying on a collection of Windows 2000/2003 servers. Here's the XP/2000 release http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=c717d943-7e4b-4622-86eb-95a22b832caa&displaylang=en Tag: Convert DWORD Value to dotted IP Address Tag: 162647
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    - date less than current date. Hey, I'm trying to compare a VAR "LastcommDate" to the current system date. If that date is < current date then write that response to a file Maintenance_Summary. I keep getting all records written to the file no matter what the date is? Thanks. Tag: Convert DWORD Value to dotted IP Address Tag: 162646
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    - fso and writeline Hi, I have an issue with the writeline function in the File System Object. I am reading a field off a record in a SQL server db. If there is a carriage return anywhere in the string of the field being pulled out to the writeline will write it out as 2 lines. I need this to be written as 1 line. Is there anyway I can do this? Eg Data in field = "testesttestetsttes <CR> tewsttst" tf.WriteLine("fieldname") Data displayed as: testesttestetsttes tewsttst Thanks In Advance, Kevin. Tag: Convert DWORD Value to dotted IP Address Tag: 162637
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    - Remote Lock Workstation for entire network Hi guys 'n' gals... I've found this script to remotely lock workstations specified in the array: dim RemoteProcess dim arRemote, RemotePC RemoteProcess = "rundll32.exe user32.dll,LockWorkStation" arRemotePCs = array ( "machinea", "machineb", "machinec", "machinez" ) for each RemotePC in arRemotePCs StartProcess RemoteProcess, RemotePC next sub StartProcess (process, computername) dim proc set proc = getobject("winmgmts://" & computername & "/root/cimv2").get("win32 process") proc.create process end sub Now, what I want to do is populate the array with a list of all the computers on the network (probably by using the NET VIEW)... Is this possible and can anyone write the script I need to populate it? Thanks in advance Adam Tag: Convert DWORD Value to dotted IP Address Tag: 162631
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    - Calculating elapsed time I am attempting to write a function that calculates the elapsed time to download a page from the server. I use the MSXML2.XMLHTTP object to GET a web page (in synchronous mode) and note the time before and afterwards. However, the difference between these values is generally = 0 which obviously can't be quite right. The web page has instructions not to be cached. The VBScript code is as follows - please point out where you think that I've gone wrong. Thanks in advance. Griff ---------- Private Function serverResponseTime(ByVal IPAddressOfServer) Dim dStart Dim dFinish Dim oHTTP Set oHTTP = CreateObject("MSXML2.XMLHTTP") With oHTTP ' Start time dStart = cdbl(Time) ' Set the connection synchronously .open "GET", "http://" & IPAddressOfServer & "/default.htm", False ' Query site to download the page .send ' Finish time dFinish = CDbl(Time) 'Now() ' Determine response (in seconds) serverResponseTime = ((dFinish - dStart) * 86400) End With Set oHTTP = Nothing End Function Tag: Convert DWORD Value to dotted IP Address Tag: 162626
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    - Class within a class Hello out there, Question: Set up a class in an class is not allowed in VBSCRIPT?  class test private Class_two set Class= NEW class_lib ->> this line generates a syntax error why? end class Tag: Convert DWORD Value to dotted IP Address Tag: 162619
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    - session variables ((This is a repeat of a message I wrote earlier which seems to not have made its way out -- it will, of course propogate its way across the net while I'm typing this one .... )) This is probably in the wrong group, but since you all have been so helpful, here goes anyway. the following code is the end of a routine which stashes data from one form off to session variables and then redirects itself to the proper form / procedure depending upon the state of two checkboxes. It work properly as it stands. Session("svPersoncbBoats") = Request.Form("cbBoats") Session("svPersoncbFlood") = Request.Form("cbFlood") if (Session("svPersoncbAuto") = "checkbox" ) then ' if cbAuto is schecked this infact contains 'checkbox' ??? Response.Redirect("auto.asp") ' it appears to since this works right else if (Session("svPersoncbHomeOwner") = "checkbox") then Response.Redirect("HomeOwner.asp") end if Response.Redirect("PersonMail.asp") end if however, I get to the following code where I'm preparing the email to the office: Body = Body & "They have indicated interest in the following coverage:" & vbcrlf ' the next two lines are displays so I can see what's really in the session variables .... not! Body = Body & "Session(svcbHomeOwner) [" & Session("svcbHomeOwner") & "]" & vbcrlf Body = Body & "Session(svcbAuto) [" & Session("svcbAuto") & "]" & vbcrlf if Session("svcbHomeOwner") = "checkbox" then Body = Body & " Homeowner coverage (see below)" & vbcrlf if Session("svcbAuto") = "checkbox" then Body = Body & " Automotive (see below)" & vbcrlf if Session("svcbTenants") = "checkbox" then Body = Body & " Tenant coverage" & vbcrlf the out put from this looks like: They have indicated interest in the following coverage: Session(svcbHomeOwner) [] Session(svcbAuto) [] Notice nothing between the brackets which would seem to indicate they are empty or non-literal - after I compared them to the literal 'checkbox' above. How should I really be handling this?? What is the default value returned by a checked / unchecked checkbox (using dreamweaver, btw) the 'value' clause says 'checkbox' and I've been operating under the assumption that if the box is checked it will return that value, if not a null <???>. Final comment, the timing factor for a session variable <default of 20 minutes ??> should not be a factor as I filled out the two pages I chose in less than 10 minutes by thee computer clock. Comments / suggestions ..... please (( AL )) Tag: Convert DWORD Value to dotted IP Address Tag: 162617
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    - Share deletions Hi everyone; I searched thru the site for a script that can stop and delete the share and then delete the folder the share is associated with. Iwould like the script to pull the information from a text file Tag: Convert DWORD Value to dotted IP Address Tag: 162615
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    - hello, world i have a need to practice some vbscript and would like to do it 'old style', by running simple scripts at the dos command line. i can't figure out a way to launch it. "cscript myCode.vbs" doesn't work. what is the basic syntac to launch a script from the command line? also, can someone jot down a "hello, world" code, along with how to launch it form the command line. many thanks, JCR Tag: Convert DWORD Value to dotted IP Address Tag: 162611
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    - inline 'if' Since you all are so quick on the draw (thank you) :) does VBScript have an inline 'if'?? I'm trying to do the followig: txt = txt & "It " & if(fireplace) : "has" ? "does not have" & "a fireplace." If it does, I can't find a reference to it (what's the proper name for it) and I'm obviously doing something wrong with it. Or do I have to build this as an if / then / else combination?? (( AL )) (Make you happy /Al :) )) Tag: Convert DWORD Value to dotted IP Address Tag: 162610
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    - Setting an image datatype in a recordset to NULL I'm updating a record by opening a recordset, setting the fields and the updating it with objRS.Update. I need to set an image datatype to NULL. objRS("field") = NULL works for datatypes int and varchar but not for datatype image, although there is no error - the image field still contains the image! I'm using SQL server and running an UPDATE statement including image = NULL works. Any help would be much appreciated. Tag: Convert DWORD Value to dotted IP Address Tag: 162609
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    - How to replace an apostrophe with a quotation mark I'm a vb scripting newbie. I can't figure out why the following line triggers an error message: strZipWhatNdHow = Replace(strZipWhatNdHow, "'", """) I want to replace the single quote (aka apostrophe) with a double quote). Does anyone know where I can find the answer? If this is not an appropriate place to post this message, please tell me. Thanks, Marc Hankin Tag: Convert DWORD Value to dotted IP Address Tag: 162607
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    - How to replace an apostrophe with a quotation mark I'm a vb scripting newbie. I can't figure out why the following line triggers an error message: strZipWhatNdHow = Replace(strZipWhatNdHow, "'", """) I want to replace the single quote (aka apostrophe) with a double quote). Does anyone know where I can find the answer? Thanks, Marc Hankin Tag: Convert DWORD Value to dotted IP Address Tag: 162604
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    - ADS User Add Problems: UserAccountControl hello, i wrotea little app in VB 6.0 to create users into ActiveDirectory. but i can´t set the "userAccountControl" value to MUST CHANGE PASSWD. if i use the value 16 (dez) or hex "0010" it´s checkmarked "account diseabled" what i do wrong ? thank you for reading ! Set usr = sublevelup.Create("user", "CN=" & fullnam) usr.Put "userPrincipalName", fullnam & "@" & fullydomain usr.Put "profilepath", CStr(Me.txt_profilepath) usr.Put "scriptPath", CStr(Me.txt_scriptpath) usr.Put "sAMAccountName", CStr(fullnam) usr.SetInfo usr.SetPassword fullnam usr.Put "userAccountControl", "0010" usr.SetInfo Tag: Convert DWORD Value to dotted IP Address Tag: 162595
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does anybody have any code to convert a dword value to a dotted ip
address....

I know that DWORD Value 167788830 converts to 10.0.65.30 but i have no idea
how to do it

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Re: Convert DWORD Value to dotted IP Address by Daryl

Daryl
Wed Sep 08 15:00:39 CDT 2004

Thanks!
"Tom Lavedas" <tlavedas@hotmail.remove.com> wrote in message
news:4DAF72DC-79D9-4622-A099-400D23CD5F3A@microsoft.com...
> Maybe something like this ...
>
> wsh.echo DWordToIP(167788830)
>
> Function DWordToIP(DWord)
> strhex = Right("00000000" & hex(DWord), 8)
> strIP = CInt("&H" & Left(strHEX, 2))
> for n = 3 to 7 step 2
> strIP = strIP & "." & CInt("&H" & Mid(strHEX, n, 2))
> Next
> DWordToIP = strIP
> End Function
>
> Tom Lavedas
> ============
>
> "Daryl" wrote:
>
> > does anybody have any code to convert a dword value to a dotted ip
> > address....
> >
> > I know that DWORD Value 167788830 converts to 10.0.65.30 but i have no
idea
> > how to do it
> >
> >
> >

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