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I have a html File which launches perfectly through the server. I also wrote a cgi which reads the same file, and prints it out via stdout.
At the Client Side I get a fatal Error.
At the Server Side I get the Following Error:
'[Tue Mar 03 02:11:39 2009] [error] [client 127.0.0.1] malformed header from script. Bad header=<html>: Logon.cgi, referer: http://localhost/'
The HTML Code is obviously Correct. Any Ideas?
Regards 
Bram van Kampen
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Bram, are you writing the correct HTTP headers before the HTML content?
For example, are you following the HTTP RFC 2616[^], specifically section 6. Response?
If you're just opening the stream and pumping the content of the file to the browser from the CGI, it will fail because it does not have the correct HTTP headers that you need to write into the stream first.
"we must lose precision to make significant statements about complex systems."
-deKorvin on uncertainty
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Really glad to hear it! Happy coding.
"we must lose precision to make significant statements about complex systems."
-deKorvin on uncertainty
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Hi there,
I'm a beginner when it comes to webpage dev, and asp scripting.
When looking for some assistance regarding a sendmail script for a webpage i am developing, I came across this: http://www.codeproject.com/KB/asp/sendmail.aspx[^]
Upon reviewing it looked to suit my needs, with some modification.
I made the changes (or thought I had) that i believed were required for my site, however when testing the page, I clicked on the "submit" button and was prompted to either save or run the asp file.
below is a copy of the form which contains the submit button
http://www.kamainstream.com/test/email.html[^]
and here is a copy of the asp page
http://www.kamainstream.com/test/asp/sendemail.asp[^]
The site is to be hosted on a Win2k3 SBS Premium server, by my client.
Any assistance is greatly appreciated
Regards,
Michael
KA Mainstream
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Like Christian said in your asp.net forum post, if this is new development consider dropping asp in favor of asp.net. Trust me, I support asp and it is not worth it.
But if you have no choice, then look at this one[^]
Yusuf
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This is a new development, and I am not tied to using asp, however I did find it easier to try and modify, due to my limited experience in doing this.
IF asp.net is better to use then, if possible does anyone know some code that I can use to try and get my button working and emailing to the user listed in the site?
Regards,
Michael
KA Mainstream
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KA Mainstream wrote: IF asp.net is better to use then, if possible does anyone know some code that I can use to try and get my button working and emailing to the user listed in the site?
Emailing in ASP.NET is trivial. I am confused tho ? Either this is your site, in which case you want to do consulting, or it's someone elses site, in which case you're being paid to write a website for people who want to do consulting. Either way, it sounds a little scary to me.
ASP is harder to use, harder to get support for and a flat out nightmare. Move to ASP.NET. Plenty of good books still available, plenty of articles, etc.
Christian Graus
Driven to the arms of OSX by Vista.
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it is a site for a friend's business, so no being paid to build it, just a chance to develop my skills a little further.
I have never built a site where anything has been submitted via email, hence the limited knowledge i have in the area, and the willingness I have to use whatever is easier.
the purpose of the form is for people enquiring about any of the products he installs (industrial aircon installer)
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Oh, OK, the rest of the site talks about consulting, I assumed IT consulting.
.NET is definitely easier.
Christian Graus
Driven to the arms of OSX by Vista.
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KA Mainstream is my dad's business, I am just using his logon for here, and his site for hosting space, while i try and get this issue sorted out
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If you looking for just asp.net emailing, it is trivial. Just goole [^] and you will have it running in time at all.
But, if you know familar with asp.net, I suggest spend sometime learning it. It is much easier than asp and it will be time well spent (compared to learning tricks in asp)
Yusuf
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I have seen numerous mentions in articles about MS InfoPath which say, in effect, "if you want to read or write ORACLE data, you can do so via web services".
However, I've been struggling to find an article that talks about going from a need to access an ORACLE table to the writing of a web service that is "infopath-friendly", to the installation and use of said web service.
Is anyone aware of a book/article/web site/video/other format type resource that provides a beginner with the information s/he needs to accomplish this task?
I know that I recently saw a mention of someone using Access to act as the bridge. However, if an intermediate step is necessary, an illustration of using a web service for the bridge would be best for the direction I am headed.
Thank you.
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I have a web site ready in local development environment. It is a css driven site where the css is called from the css folder present in the local directory. Now all the images provided were in png format thus with layers... to show demo in the design the login box was made as an image with the text area and everything including the button, but all in layers which could be removed to get the desired bg for the login. Now the person who was asked to convert this template to Smarty says that he had to redo the css.. I have no clue what he is talking about and is charging 120$ extra... What he says, is it true or he is just bluffing and he has more material than is required to make the smarty template....
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Hi designabhishek,
Yes they would have to re-do the css as smarty templates are different.
Regards
Julian Mummery
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i'm using this function to export HTML table to excel:
function ExportTable()
{
var x=tbRprt.rows;
var xls = new ActiveXObject("Excel.Application");
xls.visible = true;
xls.Workbooks.Add;
for (i = 0; i < x.length; i++)
{
var y = x[i].cells;
for (j = 0; j < y.length; j++)
{
xls.Cells( i+1, j+1).Value = y[j].innerText;
}
}
}
i have a table including many tables, this function i dealing with te sub tables as cells
<table> <tr> <td> <table> <tr><td></td> <td></td></tr> . . . </table></td></tr></table>
when i dispaly it in excel file, it represent the rows of the embeded tables as cells How could i represent all included tables correctly thank you in advance for your help and best regards
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Hi
I have a form that contains text fields, textarea, drop down list, check boxes and a submit button when user fill the form and click the submit button all data should be send to a mail.
i need the code in php....thanks.
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Hi All,
Ok, so I'm fairly new to JS, and I thought I was on fire until today. Here's the background:
I have a drop down list, with an icon next to it.
I am using ClueTip (based on Jquery library) to show a pop up image with text when you hover over the icon image.
The ClueTip function gets the details of which image to show etc from the TITLE and REL
values of the icon image.
On loading the page, everything works fine, because the Title and Rel values are set on the Page Load event.
When the DDL changes, I expect to change the values of Title and Rel, which would then allow a different image and text to be shown when the icon is hovered over.
Here's the problem:
I have just realised that JS doesn't seem to change the actual HTML that the browser has. After I try to change the Title and Rel values, I expected to be able to view the page source, and see a change in those values. I expected that the ClueTip function would read these changed values.
How wrong I am. Can someone help, and if you've a little time, explain how JS makes changes to the webpage without changing the source. (my best guess is that is does change it, not visibly, but in memory???).
Thanks
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Ok, after a few hours, I've worked out the problem.
I needed to RE-BIND cluetip after making the change to the DDL.
Cluetip caches the URLs etc on loading, and holds on to the params until it's effectively 'refreshed'.
If someone has time to explain how JS makes changes to the webpage, I would still be very interested.
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Ginozzzz wrote: Can someone help, and if you've a little time, explain how JS makes changes to the webpage without changing the source.
It changes the DOM, the underlying browser object model created from the original source. Some browsers will automatically generate a new source representation for you; others will only show you the source as it was originally downloaded from the server.
I suggest you get your hands on Firebug[^]. Nothing better for debugging DOM issues.
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Hi,
When I type in a new URL then it opens it up in a new tab, this is annoying. How do I set it to display in the current tab?
Thanks
Brendan
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Does anyone know,does Apache support the ISAPI interface.
Regards
Bram van Kampen
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mod_isapi[^]
"we must lose precision to make significant statements about complex systems."
-deKorvin on uncertainty
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