Web Development

Guffa2-Aug-05 23:06

2-Aug-05 23:06

Ok, here is a simple example:

page1.html:

<html><br />
<head><br />
<title>page 1</title><br />
</head><br />
<body><br />
<form method="get" action="page2.html"><br />
name:<input type="text" name="name"><br />
info:<input type="text" name="info"><br />
<input type="submit"><br />
</form><br />
</body><br />
</html>

page2.html:

<html><br />
<head><br />
<title>page 2</title><br />
</head><br />
<body><br />
Form data:<br><br />
<script type="text/javascript"><br />
document.write(document.location.search);<br />
</script><br />
</body><br />
</html>

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AlphonseElric2-Aug-05 23:29

AlphonseElric

2-Aug-05 23:29

OMG!!! Thanks a lot. Ur a great help. Big Grin | :-D

But is there any way to align the displyed information neatly??? D'Oh! | :doh:

Btw, what does the document.write(document.location.search) means???? Confused | :confused:

Guffa3-Aug-05 1:44

3-Aug-05 1:44

Why do you use so many question marks????????????????????????????????

To extract the values from the form data, you use the function I linked to before.

document.location.search contains the part of the url that contains the query string, e.g. the data sent from the form.

document.write() is used to write text to the web page source.

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AlphonseElric3-Aug-05 15:28

AlphonseElric

3-Aug-05 15:28

So how to align the values neatly in a vertical order?Like this:

Name: *****
Info: *****

Guffa4-Aug-05 5:46

Find local time from HTTP request - is it possible?

4-Aug-05 5:46

Use html to do the formatting.

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nzmike1-Aug-05 17:21

nzmike

1-Aug-05 17:21

Hi,

On our site we send out purchase confirmation emails and we want to be able to send them out with the correct time for the user in the purchase date and time information. At the moment I simply use DateTime.Now() (in c#) but of course that gives the SERVER time which means nothing to anyone not in the same locale... so is it possible to get the local time from the user's HTTP request? If so, how would one go about it using either ASP.Net or Javascript?

TIA for any help...

Mike.

Re: Find local time from HTTP request - is it possible?

minhpc_bk1-Aug-05 17:47

minhpc_bk

1-Aug-05 17:47

Hi Mike,
You might want to check out the javascript method getTimezoneOffset[^] of the Date object which returns the timezone offset at the client side. You can pass this value to your server side code in a web page aspx, and also provide a snippet of code to convert the current time from the server timezone to the client timeone. I guess that you can quickly find out lots of sample code out there to do the converting.

Re: Find local time from HTTP request - is it possible?

nzmike1-Aug-05 17:55

nzmike

1-Aug-05 17:55

Thanks - that's exactly what I needed!! I shouldn't have any problem using this with .Net as I'm quite used to passing stuff from JS through to the server side and using it there.

Cheers,

Mike

Array

Anonymous1-Aug-05 16:32

Anonymous

1-Aug-05 16:32

Hi
i have given below my code. Here i want to add the game name specifc to the category. foe every category there will be lot of gamename. so haow can i populate this. Expecting your reply soon

regds
Krishnan

// Holds all the category objects
categoryArr = new Array();
//categoryArr1 = new Array();

// Create new XML Object and set ignoreWhite true
game_xml = new XML();
game_xml.ignoreWhite = true;
game_xml.onLoad = function(sucess) {
if (sucess) {
getGames(game_xml);
}
};
game_xml.load('GetGames.xml');
//To get the main menu labels.

//gamesmenu.category_id=new Array();
function getGames(game_xml) {

for (var i=0; i

Socks Tunneling?

Hadi Fakhreddine1-Aug-05 7:09

Hadi Fakhreddine

1-Aug-05 7:09

Is it possible to create any kind of script page that would serve as a tunneling application on a server? ASP/PHP or a .NET Webservice? Then use a windows application to perform the tunneling, etc...just like http-tunnel and hopster.

Server can't send data..

RoyRose781-Aug-05 2:18

RoyRose78

1-Aug-05 2:18

Hi all,

I've created server application with a listener socket (I'm using C#).

Everything is ok when the client sends data to the server,
but when the server tries to send data to the client I get the error:
"Cannor block a call on this socket, while an earlier async one is in progress"

The client\server have a listening thread.
How can I sends data to the clients?

Thanks
RoyRose

File Upload in ASP (size up to 10 MB)

Member 55690231-Jul-05 18:47

Member 556902

31-Jul-05 18:47

Hi all

I need some help in ASP to upload file of maximum size 10 MB.
What is the maximum file size that ASP File system object support???
can u refer to some component that is available (either free or of some cost)on the internet.

Thanx
nyla...

Re: File Upload in ASP (size up to 10 MB)

nzmike1-Aug-05 17:24

nzmike

1-Aug-05 17:24

Try SoftArtisans FileUp... we use it on one of our sites and although it can be tricky to set up it works very well. We run a music site on which artists upload their own tracks and then organise them to sell on our retail web site - we limit each upload to 12MB which can be done in the web.config in ASP.Net - not sure how you'd do in classic ASP but I know Fileup does support that version as I used it on an old ASP site a few years ago.

HTH...

Mike

ASP script error

lykazire31-Jul-05 17:38

lykazire

31-Jul-05 17:38

"An error occurred on the server when processing the URL. Please contact the system administrator".

Does anyone know the cause of this error?

This error occurs everytime I add or edit a record with attachment. No error encountered in my localhost. Error occurs in staging server.

Thanks!

Windows 2000 Server

Grahamfff30-Jul-05 10:55

Grahamfff

30-Jul-05 10:55

I have just installed IIS on my old PC (running Windows 2000). This is to
test my Web Site before getting onto the real server.

I am using asp to handle the Contact page where users can e-mail me.

I have been using JMail in a Send_email.asp, but get the error:-

Error Type:
Server object, ASP 0177 (0x800401F3)
Invalid ProgID. For additional information specific to this message please
visit the Microsoft Online Support site located at:
http://www.microsoft.com/contentredirect.asp.
/My_Site/send_email.asp, line 108

Now line 108 is shown below:-

Set objJMail = Server.CreateObject("JMail.SMTPMail")

Have I configured the IIS program corectly.

Note this PC is on my home network (shares internet via a gateway PC) and
the only e-mail I have on it is my hotmail.

i.e. what do I put in these fields:-

strMyEmailAddress = "myhotmail@hotmail.com"

strSMTPServerAddress = "smtp.hotmail.com"

Are the above correct?

I did run this VB program to test JMail and it ran OK.

On Error Resume Next
Set ob = CreateObject("JMail.SMTPMail")
If Not ob Is Nothing Then
  MsgBox "object created OK"
  Set ob = Nothing
Else
  MsgBox "failed to create object"
End IF

Are they some settings in Personel Web Manager or somewhere else I need to
set?

grahamfff

Guffa31-Jul-05 3:43

31-Jul-05 3:43

The usual reason for this error message is that the component is not installed. Have you installed the mail component?

In your test program, how did you declare the ob variable? If you didn't declare it, it will be of the type variant. That would mean that in case of failure to create the object, the value in the variable would not be Nothing, but Empty.

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Grahamfff31-Jul-05 11:36

Grahamfff

31-Jul-05 11:36

Thanks Guffa, yes the JMail was not installed on the computer.

I thought that installing IIS was all you needed to do. I havr downloaded and installed/registered JMail.dll.

The script now runs a bit further.

It hits a problem with objMail.Execute statement.

Do I need to make some settings in the IIS or Personel Web Manager.

For this testing I am using my hotmail, as thats all I have on this test computer.

I use smtp.hotmail.co.uk
and myhotmail@hotmail.co.uk

Is this correct?

Many thanks,

Graham.

grahamfff

Guffa31-Jul-05 12:13

31-Jul-05 12:13

Most certainly hotmail won't let you use their smtp server to send mails, if they even have a mail server at that address.

If the server has an smtp server installed, you most likely don't need to specify the smtp address at all, or specify localhost as smtp server.

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