Web Development

Re: onmouseover and onmouseout event

9-Mar-10 9:15

First, document.all is an IE-only thing. Don't use it. Use document.getElementById(). Second, don't use eval if you don't have to. It is an expensive call.

If you want the onmouseout behavior to stop happening then you have to remove the onmouseout handler for that image.

document.getElementById(name).onmouseout = null;

bigeyed9-Mar-10 9:38

bigeyed

9-Mar-10 9:38

function fnChangeImage(name, url)
{
document.getElementById(name).src = 'Images/'+name+'_on.gif';
document.getElementById(name).onmouseout = null;

document.location.href = url;
}

I fixed code like the above and still doesn't work. Frown | :(

what's going on ~~~

Re: onmouseover and onmouseout event [modified]

daveyerwin9-Mar-10 14:32

daveyerwin

9-Mar-10 14:32

The javascript seems to be proprietary
MacroMedia code generated by DreamWeaver
or some other MacroMedia product. Try
this instead ...

<html><body>
<img src="default.jpg" width="98" height="38" onmouseover="this.src='over.jpg'"
onmouseout="this.src='default.jpg'"
onclick="this.onmouseout=''" >
</body></html>

<div class="modified">modified on Wednesday, March 10, 2010 7:49 AM</div>

example on registering on web sing UDDI

NetQuestions8-Mar-10 22:09

Re: example on registering on web sing UDDI

8-Mar-10 22:09

I am learning about UDDI.

Is there a simple example for the following:-

1. create a simple web service.
2. make the webservice available on web by registering on it using UDDI

Regards,
NetQuestions

T M Gray9-Mar-10 9:05

Re: example on registering on web sing UDDI

9-Mar-10 9:05

I would say don't bother. UDDI is really only useful if your web service URLs are likely to change often or you are going to have lots of versions where the contract is likely to change. Both of those scenarios usually mean you have more planning you should be doing.

I know some companies have tried to implement UDDI as a way to document what services they have in place so there isn't duplicated effort across different development teams, but rarely does a service from one team exactly fit the needs of another. And because it is an extra documentation step it is often not done anyway so the UDDI repository is never update to date or accurate.

NetQuestions12-Mar-10 20:13

12-Mar-10 20:13

Hi Gray,

I have read about Discovery files, WSDL and UDDI

I was able to create web service (class library). Then in the same solution I added another project to consume the web service. At that time when I added a web reference I could see the discovery files and wsdl files.

With regards to UDDI, I have only read. Just wanted to see what is it about. Would you know a link to help me.

Suppose I create an application and want to expose one functionality to another application, I can make that method
exposed using web method attribute. Now inorder to expose this functionality is it sufficient to use discovery and wsd l files or UDDI is necessary?

Regards,
NetQuestions

type check in http_get

NetQuestions8-Mar-10 21:11

Re: type check in http_get

8-Mar-10 21:11

Hi,

instead of using the default httpsoap protocol, we can use http get and http post.

my question is whether type checking is possible on using http get. From what I understand
on using http get, the url is followed by name-value pairs.

From name-value pairs, I understand it should be the mathod arguments / parameters.

In case of httpsoap, a soap request is structured and it identifies the type(s)
in the request message.

what happens in http get?

Regards,
NetQuestions

daveyerwin9-Mar-10 14:43

daveyerwin

9-Mar-10 14:43

NetQuestions wrote:
Hi,

instead of using the default httpsoap protocol, we can use http get and http post.

my question is whether type checking is possible on using http get. From what I understand
on using http get, the url is followed by name-value pairs.

Yes, your understanding is good here..

NetQuestions wrote:
From name-value pairs, I understand it should be the mathod arguments / parameters.

No , it is name - value pairs only .

NetQuestions wrote:

In case of httpsoap, a soap request is structured and it identifies the type(s)
in the request message.

what happens in http get?

Depending on the server technology used such as cgi,
asp, aspx (coldfusion) you will probably be supplied
a hash of name value pairs .

Re: type check in http_get

NetQuestions12-Mar-10 20:04

12-Mar-10 20:04

hi dave,

so http_get is primarly sending a hash table across?

and how about type checking then? None?

Regards,
Netquestions

Website Chache

JM22518-Mar-10 20:57

JM2251

8-Mar-10 20:57

Hi,

I submitted my site to google webmaster. webmaster displays a crawl error and google also tried to chache the site on 1 march.

I have removed the error. When google will chache my website again.

Re: Website Chache

R. Giskard Reventlov8-Mar-10 21:33

R. Giskard Reventlov

8-Mar-10 21:33

JM2251 wrote:
When google will chache my website again

Presumably when they are good and ready.

Tychotics: take us back to the moon

"Life, for ever dying to be born afresh, for ever young and eager, will presently stand upon this earth as upon a footstool, and stretch out its realm amidst the stars."
H. G. Wells

Re: Website Chache

JM22518-Mar-10 21:40

JM2251

8-Mar-10 21:40

ok it means google crawls itself again.

Sending mail using ASP.

Venkatesh.P8-Mar-10 20:56

Venkatesh.P

8-Mar-10 20:56

Hi,

How to send a mail using ASP?
I am using windows server 2003. I want to have a form, in which user can enter name,email address and then in the submit button, send the mail.

How to achieve this?

Thank you

Thanks & Regards,
Venkat

Re: Sending mail using ASP. [modified]

RCoate8-Mar-10 21:20

RCoate

8-Mar-10 21:20

Google (or Bing) is your friend!
Lots of examples out there.

Just search for net.mail example

Venkatesh.P8-Mar-10 21:40

Venkatesh.P

8-Mar-10 21:40

Hi,
I searched that. But I am not getting for using in windows server 2003.
I tried the below code:

<%

  Option Explicit

  dim sName, sEmail, sMessage
	dim oCdoMail, oCdoConf, sConfURL

  if Request.Form("Action") <> "" then
    sName = Request.Form("Name")
    sEmail = Request.Form("Email")
    sMessage = Request.Form("Message")

		Set oCdoMail = Server.CreateObject("CDO.Message")
		Set oCdoConf = Server.CreateObject("CDO.Configuration")

		sConfURL = "http://schemas.microsoft.com/cdo/configuration/"

		with oCdoConf
			.Fields.Item(sConfURL & "sendusing") = 2
			.Fields.Item(sConfURL & "smtpserver") = "server name"
			.Fields.Item(sConfURL & "smtpserverport") = 25
			.Fields.Update
		end with

		with oCdoMail
			.From = "you@yourdomain.com"
			.To = sEmail
			.Subject = "My message subject"
			.TextBody = sMessage
			.HTMLBody = sMessage
			.Configuration = oCdoConf
			.Send
		end with

		Set oCdoConf = Nothing
		Set oCdoMail = Nothing

    response.write "Thanks for your message!"
  else
%>
<form method="post" action="<%=Request.ServerVariables("SCRIPT_NAME")%>">
<p>Name:<br /><input type="text" name="Name" /></p>
<p>E-mail:<br /><input type="text" name="Email" /></p>
<p>Message:<br /><textarea name="Message"></textarea></p>
<p><input type="submit" name="Action" value="Send" /></p>
</form>
<%
  end if
%>

But I am not getting the mail in inbox. Any help on this..

Thank you

Thanks & Regards,
Venkat

modified on Tuesday, March 9, 2010 4:33 AM

T M Gray9-Mar-10 9:19

9-Mar-10 9:19

What do the logs on the SMTP server say? I assume where it says "server name" you actually have the name of your server correct? Are you getting any error messages?

DX Roster10-Mar-10 0:34

DX Roster

10-Mar-10 0:34

no sir it will not give a error because in this we have to define mail protocol name.. we can define SMTP,POP, etc..

but when we want to send mail not store then we can use SMTP protocol if we want to send mail as well as store then we use POP protocol..

so SMTP is not a server name its a type of protocol..

If You Get your answer then please Rating me...

Thanks..
"Are You Ready"
DX-ARMY

T M Gray10-Mar-10 8:09