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Re: Open a CSV from web to HTML table

mahmoud44196-Jun-07 13:39

mahmoud4419

6-Jun-07 13:39

Well, that's a good question. I am stuck with opening the file to html page. Thanks for getting back so quickly. I appreciate your help.

Best regards and many thanks

Re: Open a CSV from web to HTML table

Christian Graus6-Jun-07 15:01

Christian Graus

6-Jun-07 15:01

Well, your page definately needs to be active, not just HTML, and it needs to parse out the file on the server, to create a table.

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Re: Open a CSV from web to HTML table

mahmoud44197-Jun-07 3:52

mahmoud4419

7-Jun-07 3:52

Yes, I know. I was trying to do that with ASP, but could not find any thing that can help me opening a CSV file from the web to another page that I will be creating. I need this file instead to prompt a message either to save it on the hard drive or to view the file, I need it to open right away as soon as the page loads. I need this to be done on the fly and to open in a browser.

Thanks again Smile | :)

Best regards and many thanks

plz help me

Sankar Komma 6-Jun-07 6:55

Sankar Komma

6-Jun-07 6:55

I am using asp.net2.0, Show progress bar when page load as indication.
plz Any budy help... Cry | :((

k.ravi sankar

Re: plz help me

Not Active6-Jun-07 8:51

Not Active

6-Jun-07 8:51

priyaram1 wrote:
plz Any budy help

read How to get an answer to your question

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Re: plz help me

suchon_phuong6-Jun-07 9:01

suchon_phuong

6-Jun-07 9:01

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Re: plz help me

Sankar Komma 8-Jun-07 7:55

Sankar Komma

8-Jun-07 7:55

hi friend

can u explain what it is?

Thank q

k.ravi sankar

Re: plz help me

Christian Graus6-Jun-07 10:57

Christian Graus

6-Jun-07 10:57

the only way to have any page element visible while pages are loading is to use AJAX. It still won't work for the first page, by definition.

Something looks odd....

leckey6-Jun-07 11:11

leckey

6-Jun-07 11:11

I think this user and suchon_phuong(who keeps posting gibberish) are the same user. Look at this users previous posts. They are titled in the same gibberish.

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Re: Something looks odd....

Sankar Komma 8-Jun-07 7:53

Sankar Komma

8-Jun-07 7:53

hi

Thanks for u r's replay i got the solution simply write javascript in onsubmit event.

Thanq all

regards Smile | :)

ravi sankar,
Tecnics.

k.ravi sankar

getting the day name of the given date

legend_of_zanado6-Jun-07 6:38

legend_of_zanado

6-Jun-07 6:38

how can i get the day name (sunday or monday or ..... etc) of the given date like 03/05/2007 ??
i want to know the day name of this date or any date in this format

Re: getting the day name of the given date

Brady Kelly6-Jun-07 6:53

Brady Kelly

6-Jun-07 6:53

System.Globalization.DateTimeFormatInfo.CurrentInfo.GetDayName(DateTime.Now.DayOfWeek);

... will give you the culture specific name of the current date.

Re: getting the day name of the given date

Not Active6-Jun-07 8:58

Not Active

6-Jun-07 8:58

Brady Kelly wrote:
will give you the culture specific name of the current date.

He asked for a given date, not the current date

DateTime dt = DateTime.Parse("03/05/2007");
System.Globalization.DateTimeFormatInfo.CurrentInfo.GetDayName(dt.DayOfWeek)

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Re: getting the day name of the given date

Brady Kelly6-Jun-07 9:04

Brady Kelly

6-Jun-07 9:04

Yes, but I assumed his requirement was to find the name, not parse a date, and at least gave him credit for being able to apply the example to any date.

Canadian Shopping Cart Recommendations (ASP.NET, C#) [modified]

Leftyfarrell6-Jun-07 6:35

Leftyfarrell

6-Jun-07 6:35

Hey all,

I wanted to get some recommendations for merchant account/gateway/shopping cart solutions for a Canadian based web store.

The store is pretty typical: <100 products, physical merchandise (hats, tshirts, toys, etc.), currently considering both manual and real time transaction processing.

I'd prefer the technology solution to be ASP.NET and C#.

Has anyone implemented a similar solution and would recommend their choice of vendor?

Thx

-- modified at 18:24 Wednesday 6th June, 2007

Exporting to excel, in french

2hdass6-Jun-07 4:25

2hdass

6-Jun-07 4:25

Currently I have a piece of code that uses the following method to dump a dataGrid table into an excel file, it basically takes the generated html code (i.e. the table, th, td and tr tags) of a dataGrid and send it to context.response.write, which can then be saved as an Excel readable format. (web format in excel)

Dim tw As New System.IO.StringWriter()
Dim hw As New System.Web.UI.HtmlTextWriter(tw)
dataGrid.RenderControl(hw)
Context.Response.Write(Now)
Context.Response.Write("<center><font size=3 face=Verdana color=#0000FF>" & S2LabelTitle.Text & "</font></center>")
Context.Response.Write(tw.ToString())     
Context.Response.Flush()
Context.Response.Close()
Context.Response.End()

however, recently my task is to export a dataGrid with french characters in it. When they are exported to the file and read by excel, the french characters shows up as jubbrish.

Can I have some advice? Confused | :confused:

Re: Exporting to excel, in french

2hdass6-Jun-07 4:26

2hdass

6-Jun-07 4:26

there were some html tags surrounding the stupid " & S2LabelTitle.Text & " .....

Sending email

Russell Jones6-Jun-07 4:12

Russell Jones

6-Jun-07 4:12

I'm sure i can't be the only person experiencing problems with sending email within a corporate environment but I can't find any reference to my problems anywhere.

I've got an asp.net app running on a machine within our dev department. Because it's not a production server it has a restrictive policy applied to it.

If i log in as me and run CDO code from an exe it's all good I can send email via our company exchange server. If I try to get a service to send the email it won't send. ASP runs in a local machine account which has no exchange access and there is a firewall on the machine that stops port 25 outbound except for outlook and an exe name that i have got IS to permit.

If required i have my own colo server that runs hMailServer and I can set up a new account with username and password etc to send.

Does anyone have a neat solution to this problem? I'm sure i'm not the only person who has run into these issues.

Russell

New to ASP, Can It work to view live streaming data?

Edge856-Jun-07 4:02

Edge85

6-Jun-07 4:02

I have an app with a socket connection, (tcplistener) than sends data every sec ex "0,34;1,65;2,564;...". I want to connect to it and view the data live over the net.. Will an ASP page work for this application? any ideas on where to get started? THANKS SO MUCH!!!

Re: New to ASP, Can It work to view live streaming data?

Russell Jones6-Jun-07 4:19

Russell Jones

6-Jun-07 4:19

ASP isn't great for that kind of application as the browser tends to pull data down from the server rather than the server pushing it out.

I'd be tempted to use winforms and a TCP socket connection. You can then host your client app on a webserver if you need to be able to get at it from anywhere. Alternatively yo might prefer something like java web start although you might find that is something of a dirty word around here.

Russell

Collapse and expand feature

astv6-Jun-07 3:54

astv

6-Jun-07 3:54

I used to have a javascript snip for this feature but I had lost it some how. Anyway, does anybody have this script to share? I am talking about the similar collapse and expand feature used in the articles in the code project website.

Thanks,

Steve C.
kstv@netzero.net

Re: Collapse and expand feature

Sathesh Sakthivel6-Jun-07 3:59

Sathesh Sakthivel

6-Jun-07 3:59

Collapse and Expand [^]

Regards,

Satips. Rose | [Rose]

TextStream

Cory Hatton6-Jun-07 3:49

Cory Hatton

6-Jun-07 3:49

I need to display some information from a text file. The information being called in is between a lead in and lead out in the log. Here is an example of what the log file looks like.

<++++++++++++++++++++>
<RECEIPT>1234

INFO INFO INFO

INFO INFO INFO

1234</RECEIPT>
<++++++++++++++++++++>
<RECEIPT>4567

INFO INFO INFO

INFO INFO INFO

4567</RECEIPT>
<++++++++++++++++++++>

As an example I want to display just the INFO for receipt 4567 and not the <RECEIPT> lines or the <+++++> lines.
I have been playing with the readfile.asp page and it will read the entire file and display it now I just need to limit that to what is between the receipt lines.

Any help will be appreciated.

Re: TextStream

Guffa6-Jun-07 6:34

Guffa

6-Jun-07 6:34

You can use a regular expression (with the RegEx class) to match the tags. Use a pattern like "<receipt>4567([\w\W]*?)" to get the info.

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Re: TextStream

Cory Hatton6-Jun-07 6:58

Cory Hatton

6-Jun-07 6:58

Please elaborate...I am unfamiliar with the RegEx class.

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