Checking For Errors Accross Website With Include File ?
Is there a general way of placing an 'error_check' include file into
my website, and put the include line onto all 'asp' pages. In the
event that any error occurs on any asp page or with the database,
instead of the user seeing the error on screen, they would be
redirected to a custom error page ?
Is it possible to backup a Database from one domain to another using the File System Object? I want to save a DB from a folder on my1stsite.com to my2ndsite.com but obviously the server.mappath won't work and putting the URL of the folder to save to doesn't either i.e. http://www.my2ndsite.com/savefolder/myDB.mdb .
I have a IIS 6.0 server with ASP files. I am not that familiar with ASP, or IIS. IIS is set to display informative error messages to the client. When I get a script error, the first page load displays the error and subsequent pages are blank. I don't know if this is default behavior, but it's kind of annoying, and I was wondering if there is a way to make it always display the error.
Secondly, I would like to log these errors to a file(of course with additional information like the time of the error, the file that generated the error, maybe a dump of the session, post and get variables, etc etc) which would be even better than the first option.
Is there any way to check for .zip or .txt files prior to a file upload starting. The method I have working currently checks immediately before saving but only after the processes has uploaded the file. Can the extension (and file size) be checked as they are selected by browsinf via a form.
I suspect this is not possible but it must be possible to check them before doing anything further.
I want to upload images from people and save the name of the files in a database so I can later populate from there. The uploading part is working fine, except that when I use SaveAs, if the file exist it rewrites the existing file...
I did do a search in the forums and tried to use a code that memnoch posted but it wont work since the aspsmartupload objetc doesnt support the FileExist Method... the code from Memnoch that i tried to use is the following: Code:
in MY website i need to open PDF files i have all headings for each PDF files are in my database i need to display the headings (which i have in my database ),if anybody click that heading then corresponding PDF file should open for them to see how can i proceed
I would like to inquire how would it be possible to use asp to check the format of the excel being uploaded? Like the first row in cloumn A is named Results, column B is named Example and so on.
I've already able to use asp to to extract the data from the excel and insert them into the access ab. Now I would like to know how to be able to check the format of the excel file being uploaded, if it is the way i want then it would proceed to insert the values into the access db, if not the user will be informed that the format of the excel file was not the standard one.
I would like to inquire how would it be possible to use asp to check the format of the excel being uploaded? Like the first row in cloumn A is named Results, column B is named Example and so on...
I've already able to use asp to to extract the data from the excel and insert them into the access ab.
Now I would like to know how to be able to check the format of the excel file being uploaded, if it is the way i want then it would proceed to insert the values into the access db, if not the user will be informed that the format of the excel file was not the standard one.
I want to be to call my menu from another file onto my page so that i dont have to add it to every page of my website. The problem is when i try to add it using the include method it says that only one include file is allowed on an ASP. The other include file is my connection string so i cant really take that out of the page because then nothing else will work!
How can i get the menu page included as well as the connecting string?
Have added the code below, i have highlighted the 2 include files that i want to use in blue, i have also left the div tag in for where i currently have the menu which is what i want to take out and have ther include file there instead, if that makes sense. Basically the bit in red i want to be able to remove from all of my pages and add the blue file above the red code in instead, but i dont know how!!!!! Code:
I have an asp page written entirely in jscript with a vbscript used as an include file which one variable on the page must access.
When the page runs, I run into jscript complilation errors when it tries to access the include file (since it is written in vbscript), and I can't figure out how to get the two to work together. How do you get both scripting languages to work on the same page?
I've been trying to send a (large) file to the browser via a download page that uses a file download component. The file downloads fine, except that Internet Explorer refuses to browse to a different page while the file is downloading! I don't understand why it does that and I don't know how to fix this problem.
I'm wondering if there's any way to include a XML file (with a XSL) in a ASP file? I've tried this <!--#include file="publications.xml"--> but the XML-code is included before it is formated according to the XSL and ends up being unformated.
I want to include files, a header and a footer to my asp page. The files i want to include its on another server, i can reach it with a www-url. Can i use the www-url to include the file to asp page?
How can I include a .cgi file in an .ASP file? I've tried #include, Server.Transfer, and Server.Execute (yes, I know the last two are only for ASP, but I tried it anyway). If I have to, I guess I'll use ASPHTTP to do an http call to the file but first I wanted to see if there was a more elegant way to do it Is there an efficient way to include the output of a .cgi file in an ASP file?
<% If rsResult.fields(3).value = "" Then Response.Write "No File Available</td>" Else %> <!-- #include file="Response.Write rsResult.fields(3).value" --> <% End If %>
I do almost exclusively ASP on IIS, so I'm stupid when it comes to dealing with flat HTML on Linux/Apache.I have a static site on a Linux box where I want to do an include on an ASP file on an IIS box, and can't make it work.
I've tried <!--#include virtual="http://where.com/abc.asp"--> and <!--#include virtual="http://where.com/abc.txt"-->
The ".txt" extension try was in case it's true what I heard that IIS won't let a remote server execute an ASP in an include file.
Also tried <!--#include file=...", even though I know from experience that Apache requires "virtual," not "file."
And also tried <!--#exec cgi=...".
NOT drawing any errors: the generated output just repeats the "<!--#include..." line instead of outputting results from the ASP file.
Trying to use a include file in an if statement and it is not working,I have tried it multiple ways and have keep getting errors or blank where it should be.
Code:
<% IF session("sessionID") = "" THEN Response.write (" <!--#INCLUDE file=""loginHeader.asp""--> ") ELSE Response.write (" <!--#INCLUDE file=""loggedinHeader.asp""--> ") END IF %>
How to include file into an ASP program? I was trying with this command:
<!-#include file="INC_file.asp" ->
but unfortunately it does not work but isn't any error message.IIS server shows primary site,but without informations from incuded file.How can I make it works?
The current html file has to 2 drop down boxes. Depending on the selection chosen, there is a predetermined html file to load.My new asp file will replace the current html that has the 2 drop down boxes and it has its own set of design and graphics. So depending on the selection chosen, instead of loading the predetermined html file, I need to grap a section of the contents in this predetermined html file and add it to the content section of my asp file dynamic.
See, another very customised app. creates this predetermined html file dynamically and I have no access to this. My work around is to get the main content I want from this html and include it in my asp file dynamically.