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Roger Wright16-Jun-04 6:01

16-Jun-04 6:01

Spend some time with MSDN online, and read up on ASP and ADO. The .Net versions make it easier, I'm told, but the classic forms work nicely.

Some people think of it as a six-pack; I consider it more of a support group.

Re: Database connection

l a u r e n16-Jun-04 6:41

l a u r e n

16-Jun-04 6:41

what u have built is a static web site from html files

what u want is a dynamic web site built from html BUT this time the html is generated by the server-side scripting language (for example, asp or php) and the scripting language is what talks to the database and generates the html based upon what it reads from the database

hth

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biz stuff about me

Session expiry in ASP

carmelchocos15-Jun-04 2:51

carmelchocos

15-Jun-04 2:51

Why does a session expire in ASP for some users alone
The password and login are correct

Can anyone help please

CarmelChocos

Re: Session expiry in ASP

Om Prakash Pant15-Jun-04 3:00

Om Prakash Pant

15-Jun-04 3:00

What is the default settings done as IIS level?

Om Prakash

Re: Session expiry in ASP

carmelchocos15-Jun-04 18:10

carmelchocos

15-Jun-04 18:10

The setting for the connection time out is 900 secs
and its limited to 10 connections

Do u need more informtion
IF so can u specific

thanks yaar

CarmelChocos

running .bat file through asp

jillellamudi14-Jun-04 21:49

jillellamudi

14-Jun-04 21:49

Hi friends

i am trying to execute below code but i am not getting correct answer

<%
dim shell
dim mess

set shell = Server.CreateObject("WScript.shell")
mess = shell.Run("c:\a.bat",2,True)

if(mess=0) then
%>
success
<%else%>
Fail
<%end if%>

here mess value i am getting 2 every time

pls any one can help me.

Thanks
Ramakrishna.J
SoftProSys ltd.

chat room!

kyleiscool200414-Jun-04 6:45

kyleiscool2004

14-Jun-04 6:45

I have know idea how to send text from one peron to the other.The problem is I am trying not to use Java,VBscript,
or ASP.Please help!

kyle

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brianwelsch14-Jun-04 7:33

brianwelsch

14-Jun-04 7:33

...please stay on the line. Our operators are currently busy with other members. Your post will be answered in the order in which it was received.

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Re: chat room!

Steven Campbell14-Jun-04 16:34

Steven Campbell

14-Jun-04 16:34

Have you tried Instant Messaging? SMS? Why re-invent the wheel, there are lots of programs out there?

It is not possible to do a web based chat room purely in the client browser, so JavaScript is out. You can use just about any other language though.

Re: chat room!

theJazzyBrain18-Jun-04 5:24

theJazzyBrain

18-Jun-04 5:24

Use PHP, JSP, ASP.NET or CGI then...
But I would just use MSN or ICQ or YAHOO messangers!

theJazzyBrain

Excellence is not an act, but a habit!

Aristotle

trying to make a Chat room!!please help!!

kyleiscool200414-Jun-04 6:28

kyleiscool2004

14-Jun-04 6:28

Hello,I'm trying to make a chat room for my website
but the only internet programming language I know is Javascript and I only know a little of that.I don't want to use Java(alot of users browsers do not support it.)I don't
know alot of ActiveX.If anybody could please tell me the languages I would need to know to create it It would be much
appreciated. Confused | :confused:

Kyle

Re: trying to make a Chat room!!please help!!

alex.barylski16-Jun-04 11:38

alex.barylski

16-Jun-04 11:38

Real time chat (like ICQ or MSN) you will need either ActiveX or Java.

How do I print my voice mail?

Browser compatabiliy asp.net

satyav14-Jun-04 5:43

satyav

14-Jun-04 5:43

Hi,

I'm creating live chat application .I'm loading messages by calling a method in .asmx file from vbscript.This only works with IE.But can any one tell me what versions of IE is compatable to .asmx

Thanks in advance

Submission Wizard

deeps2614-Jun-04 3:00

deeps26

14-Jun-04 3:00

Hi just know about Submission Wizard is,
Submission Wizard allows you to submit as many URL's as you like.
If someone knows details pls let me know.

Thanks in advance Smile | :)

Deeps..

Input Type=hidden Problem

Brendan Vogt14-Jun-04 0:09

Brendan Vogt

14-Jun-04 0:09

I would like my hidden field to look like this, but it gets “chopped off” at the the first “ in the value section: I want it to contain a sentence with an “. How do I correct this? I’ve tried placing it in double “, but no success.

Brendan Vogt Big Grin | :-D

Re: Input Type=hidden Problem

deeps2614-Jun-04 2:57

deeps26

14-Jun-04 2:57

Hi, Try this

Deeps..

Re: Input Type=hidden Problem

kyleiscool200414-Jun-04 6:42

kyleiscool2004

14-Jun-04 6:42

the reason what you first typed did not work was because
you typed this:
<input type="hidden" name="hdnTitle" value="Add a <b><u>"News"</u></b> Article">The browser interperets it as
this:
<input type="hidden" name="hdnTitle" value="Add a ">
this is because you have a quotation mark whick is waht it need to end.Try this instead:
<html>
<body>
<input type="hidden" name="hdnTitle" value='Add a "News" Article'>the difference is that the text is in ' instead of ".
email me if you do not understand.

kyle

Re: Input Type=hidden Problem

Richard Deeming17-Jun-04 8:09

Richard Deeming

17-Jun-04 8:09

The other two replies will get around this one problem, but will fall over when you need a value like: Don't add a "News" Article - suddenly, those single quotes don't work any more!

The "correct" way to fix this is to encode the quotation mark, using the HTML named entity ". The input would then look like:

<input type="hidden" value="Don't add a &quot;News&quot; Article" />

If you're generating the page from ASP / ASP.NET code, you can simply call Server.HtmlEncode to properly encode your values:

Response.Write "<input type=""hidden"""
Response.Write " value=""" & Server.HtmlEncode("Don't add a ""News"" Article") & """
Response.Write " />"

"These people looked deep within my soul and assigned me a number based on the order in which I joined." - Homer

JAVASCRIPT QUESTIONS

Brendan Vogt14-Jun-04 0:02

Brendan Vogt

14-Jun-04 0:02

I’m looking for code on how to write a basic content management system. I have basic code for the bold, italic, and underline tag. Does anyone know where I can find some decent code or articles on this subject?

I have a cancel button in one of my pages, it should go to the default (home page) when clicked. How do I write code for this?

Then, how does one disable the Browser’s back button? I saw this code somewhere, but not sure where.

Brendan Cool | :cool:

Re: JAVASCRIPT QUESTIONS

alex.barylski16-Jun-04 11:34

alex.barylski

16-Jun-04 11:34

Brendan Vogt wrote:
I’m looking for code on how to write a basic content management system. I have basic code for the bold, italic, and underline tag. Does anyone know where I can find some decent code or articles on this subject?

Do a google search Smile | :)

Brendan Vogt wrote:
I have a cancel button in one of my pages, it should go to the default (home page) when clicked. How do I write code for this?

Either use JScript and do the following inside onClick or anchor tag:

location.href = 'home.html';

or on the server side you can redirect; PHP is as follows:

header('location: home.html');

I don't imagine ASP is much different.

Brendan Vogt wrote:
Then, how does one disable the Browser’s back button? I saw this code somewhere, but not sure where.

Disabled? I'm not sure that without an activex component installed this would even be possible. The only time IE has disabled back/next buttons are disabled I think, is when there are no previous pages. So you would have to somehow programmatically clear your history cache. I'm not sure this is possible. If you find out otherwise let me know how Smile | :)

How do I print my voice mail?

client side caching

alex.barylski13-Jun-04 23:16

alex.barylski

13-Jun-04 23:16

I believe when you visit a web site the HTML it's images an dit's JScript are cached unless otherwise specified on the server side of things; like using PHP header() and no-cache or whatever.

What I want to know is:
1) I recall a meta parameter which you can use to prevent HTML from caching also, but i'm not sure what it is Frown | :(

2) If I prevent cachiong of the HTML page does this also prevent caching of JScript files? How about images?

It's crucial that images and jscript are not cached and everytime someone visits the page the get the newest image and jscript...

Any ideas? Particularily in the second question, i'll likely have the answer to one by the time anyone reads this. Of course answer it too if you can Smile | :)

Cheers

How do I print my voice mail?

Re: client side caching

palbano14-Jun-04 17:18

palbano

14-Jun-04 17:18