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Chris,
How might I make this app available to your readers?
You can see working example at www.publicpim.org/ria/javeline/
Latest feature is vCard export.
Best Regards
James M. Orr
ASAP Telesis technologies
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I have a simple web page that loads some custom activeX controls. I know the controls are properly registered on the machine, since I can use them in another application. But, Internet Explorer will not load them. I get the useful white box with the little red X. No other messages.
Is there some way to query or otherwise figure out why the browser did not load the control?
Not that it is particularly relevant, but this is my html code:
<title>New Page
An ActiveX Control:
First control:
<object id="myButton" width="100" height="51
" classid="CLSID:6E59E4DE-CA09-4DEA-8962-365197115712">
<param name="_Version" value="65536" />
<param name="_ExtentX" value="2646" />
<param name="_ExtentY" value="1341" />
<param name="_StockProps" value="0" />
Charlie Gilley
Will program for food...
Whoever said children were cheaper by the dozen... lied.
Overheard in a cubicle: "A project is just a bug under development."
Seeking to rise above the intelligence of a one eared rabbit...
Caught in a vortex of weirdness...
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Missing Digital Signature and/or Your ActiveX Security Settings?
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Yea, that's what I'm homing in on. In this case, the application is an embedded device, so we're going to run in an unsigned mode. The only trick is figuring out the correct settings.
thanks
Charlie Gilley
Will program for food...
Whoever said children were cheaper by the dozen... lied.
Overheard in a cubicle: "A project is just a bug under development."
Seeking to rise above the intelligence of a one eared rabbit...
Caught in a vortex of weirdness...
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Hi,
I am using .NET 1.1 and I am using a regular expression validator control.
I have the following:
ValidationExpression="[\d]{1,4}$"
I need to check that a textbox has anything from 1 to 4 numbers, and numbers only, with no spaces. Will my regular expression cater for it? Year is not reuired, only when there is text in the textbok should it check it.
Regards
ma se
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Shouldn't he be checking for either a 1 digit (leading zero implied), 2 digit or a 4 digit input?
What does the year entry 402 mean?
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Hi guys.
I have HTML pages designed in Dreamweaver and some aspx pages designed in VB.Net 2k5.I want to knw if its possible to have a link from the HTML page to the aspx page, without any difficulties.Ive tried and the error pointed me to the IIS server with no clear solutions coz I cudnt find the files to change.
I tried linking from the aspx to HTML in button click, but I get this message
"Server Error--HTTP Error 404 - Not Found.".
Its the configurations on my IIS manager but I cant find where this Allow Extensions tab is.I added my IIS settings.I jus wana knw if its possible to link the two.
kagiso
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This sounds to me more like an issue with how you are testing your html page. In order to test aspx pages, your webpages need to be running under IIS. Dreamweaver allows you to open up the webpages without going anywhere near IIS, and this is probably what is happening. Basically, you need to run them both under http://localhost/<<Web application name>> in order to test them.
Deja View - the feeling that you've seen this post before.
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Ok, I coppied the entire folder to C:\Inetpub\wwwroot but i still get the same problem
kagiso
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That's not the way to run an application under localhost. What you need to do is create a website inside the IIS Manager. This website will map to your directory.
Then, you need to change it to a web-application (in the website properties select the Virtual Directory tab and look at the bit at the bottom where it says application settings - click the Create button beside the Application Name checkbox). In the ASP.NET tab, make sure that the appropriate .NET framework is selected.
Deja View - the feeling that you've seen this post before.
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Ok, let me first tell you what I am doing and then ill get the specific question out there.
I am trying to write a c++ program ( it has to be c++ for other reasons ) that will send a POST message to a server. Now this post message is normally generated from a form in a web page. This form takes in a complete filename for an xml file. Now my problem is that I don't understand specifically whats going on, and therefor am a little confused of what I need to do exactly. This is that for sending xml over the net through http post, do I put it in there as a text/xml format or am I supposed to turn this into some sort of serialized connection? I have worked with java socket programming a fair amount, and have a basic understanding of c++ socket programming, but I have never tried to send a file through http. Thanks in advance!
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So your C++ application accepts a XML file and you wish to upload this to a server using HTTP and a server side script?
You will probably want to search around for articles on making HTTP requests starting with GET and working your way into POST. Uploading files is probably a PITA so if your sending pure XML files why not send them as a HIDDEN field by reading the file contents first then sending them along.
I'm finding the only constant in software development is change it self.
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If the form just sends the filename of the file, you just have to send the filename, not the file data.
If the form on the other hand contains an upload field, that's a completely different thing. Then the form data is not url-encoded as usual, instead it's in multipart format, and the file data is one of the parts.
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single minded; short sighted; long gone;
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Hi,
Ok I am currently in the phase of transforming an application fromn classic asp to .net. However its going to be phased so we currently have the set up below:
ClassicAspPage ---> iframe ----> aspx Page
I have written a javascript function that automatically resizes the iframe according to the content of the page loaded, this is done on the OnLoad event of the iframe by calling window.parent.autoIframeResize(iframeId) and it works brilliantly.
However what I need to do is call this from within the aspx page as whats happening is the page changes according to options or validators, and the page currently gets cut off in the iframe as it grows too large. I need to call the resize function on those options or when the page validates so it resizes the frame again to fit the content.
How would I bubble up to the javascipt function that is on the Classic ASP page?
I have tried:
window.top.autoIframeResize(iframeId)
window.parent.parent.autoIframeResize(iframeId)
but have had no luck so far, if anyone could help that would be great 
Regards
Paul
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oceanexplorer wrote: I have written a javascript function that automatically resizes the iframe according to the content of the page loaded
oceanexplorer wrote: However what I need to do is call this from within the aspx page
ummmm aspx runs on the "server"
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Well yes it does but you can also have client side functionality on an aspx page,and all I need is to be able to call a javascript function that resides on the ClassicAsp page that resizes the fram according to the currently loaded content.
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I am still not sure what you are saying. You cannot call a client side javascript from aspx code running on the server.
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Ok I'll explain a little more.
I currently have a javascript funtion that on the OnLoad event of the iframe automatically resizes an iframe sat in a ClassicASP page according to the content that is loaded into the iframe.
The iframe is rendering ASPX pages.
What I need to do in the ASPX page is call the Javascript function from a imagebutton using the OnClientClick event, this event allows a Client side event to fired on an asp control.
The reason I want to do this, is for example, I try to click next but the client side validators and validatesummary prevent the page in the iframe from going forward, lots of error messages appear in the validation summary, this pushes the content in the iframe down and off the frame, what i need to do is to get the iframe to resize itself according to the new content. So I need to call the javascript function that I created, but I have no idea how to access it from the ASPX page, i.e. bubble up from the ASPX page to the iframe, to the classic ASP page where the javascipt function resides.
Hope that explains a little better
Paul
What
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oceanexplorer wrote: What I need to do in the ASPX page is call the Javascript function from a imagebutton using the OnClientClick event, this event allows a Client side event to fired on an asp control.
If you mean a button in the html inside the IFrame then you need to do what is called "cross frame scripting".
oceanexplorer wrote: how to access it from the ASPX page, i.e. bubble up from the ASPX page to the iframe, to the classic ASP page where the javascipt function resides.
you need to stop saying that. It is very confusing. In the browser there is no ASP or ASPX just HTML and Javascript. As stated above, if I understand you correctly, you need to look into cross frame scripting tips on the net[^].
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Hi Mike,
Thanks for all your help it is much appreciated. I actually need to use cross fram scripting in another section. I'm not entirely sure its what I need as all I am trying to do is access Javascript function in the container page of an iframe.
Sorry to use ASPX & ASP terminolgy, that is how I refer to them as they are technically ASPX pages (or ASP) not pure HTML (.htm), just it contains HTML, Javascript and a reference to the Codebehind file (i.e .CS). But I can understand why its confusing as you are refering to ASPX being purely the server side code section, but thats actually known as the Codebehind file. Anyway I digress.
Thanks for your help, most appreicated.
Paul
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oceanexplorer wrote: I'm not entirely sure its what I need as all I am trying to do is access Javascript function in the container page of an iframe.
Have I understood you? From an event inside the IFrame Page yes? That is why it is crossframe scripting. The "container" of an IFrame is a Frame, see, two different frames and therefore crossframe scripting.
oceanexplorer wrote: they are technically ASPX pages (or ASP) not pure HTML
Not when they are in the browser, then it is pure HTML, CSS and Javascript and some XML. The browser does not know anything about ASP or JSP or ASPX or Ruby or Python or any other server side technology.
oceanexplorer wrote: but thats actually known as the Codebehind file. Anyway I digress.
Not at all. Since I only started doing web development in 1994 using C on Unix and Apache I am new to it and could use a few pointers.  [that was sarcasm]. You can do an entire page in a .ASPX file without any codebehind file so your statement is ... well wrong. ASPX "is" server side technology, period.
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Ok I stand corrected  Thanks for all your help, not had chance to try the cross frame scripting as have been away for a few days.
Regards
Paul
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Hi,
Can any one suggest any good CSS designed sites, I mean very good sites. www.windowsmarketplace.com is my favourite CSS designed site. www.elance.com also looks good.
Regards
ma se
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