I have a table that contains a chunk of text, and the text commonly has special characters, such as "&" or "–". To edit this text, there is a page where the text is dumped into a textarea.
However, IE interprets the special characters, instead of their values. How can I have it so that when the text from the database is displayed inside a textbox, IE does not display the characters but instead their values?
I am working on this form. One of the text field I am using is for a Special Promotion Code. If the user enters the incorrect Promotion Code it should generate an error message. In the future this text field may have at least 10 valid promotion codes to this field. Currently I have only two valid promotion codes to the the text field. The code I created will only validate the first on (06teach)instead of both. Here's my code...
I was just wondering if anyone else has had this problem? I am displaying records from a database and when I hit F12 the page displays ok. However when I link the page to the main page and click on the hyperlink the page appears in code view and I was wondering if anyone knew how to solve this problem.
I'm doing a content management system, whereby the user can enter the HTML code for a currency symbol, eg £ for £.y . when I bring this data backup, say they want to edit the settings, then my ASP/HTML page is rendering the HTML code, eg £, rather than showing the original value, eg £.
If for example I put a space between the '&' and the 'pound;', eg & pound; then this will cause me problems because the user will think that they have to a put a space in or they file it with the space, which means the HTML code won't work any more. Is there a way round this?
How do I remove those special characters in a variable? I think there are a dozen special character and so I use a dozen replace object. Is there an object that call this in one call instead of a dozen?
how the special delimiters <%% and %%> are processed by IIS 5.0. If you happen to know any resources on the net, regarding these delimiters, please do mention them too [img]images/smilies/smile.gif[/img]
The website that I am developing is having a search option. The search is according to the type of Industries, like IT-Software, IT-Hardware etc. I am using procedure to search through the database. Now whenever I Select an Industry name like IT - Software, FMCG/Foods/Beverages(i.e with special characters) etc. i get an error message Code: Line 1: Incorrect syntax near '/'. here is the code where I am getting the error
this is same for every keyword having special characters like / , - and even space But when I use keywords without any special character its works fine.
i have a problem in retirving special character like ¥ . the process is to save such special characters. through ASP page from client side. it gets saved in XML which is at Server Side. while typing the character on ASP page
there is no issue. but when i save it in XML it is saved as some different values. right now. i am dealing with it by replacing the values manually. but can anybody please help me to get some function or property. to convert and reconvert these characters, as its not possible to handle each speacial character manually.
How will you remove special characters from a text? What if my user just copies the text from a web page and then pastes it on a text area? Will special characters/invisible html tags get copied also? If so, how do you remove these special characters/invisible html tags?
I have created an online form using ASP VBscript, however the form breaks when someone inputs quotation marks in the field. I have attempted to write a function that removes the quotation marks without any success.
Function CleanString(passedvalue) Dim tmpvar If passedvalue > "" then tmpVar = Trim(Replace(passedvalue, "'", "")) Return tmpvar Else Return "" End if End Function
I am having problems with special characters with database calls (if I'm referring to this in the right way). the problem is with apostrophes of all things. If an end user puts an apostrophe in something ASP will interprete it as a delimiter. This is aggravating because I'm trying to make this as simple for the end user as possible and if they can't place something in a simple text field like "Joe's Bar" (which comes out as "Joe") then I have a problem because I don't have a solution for this. It appears that this " ´ " is not quite the same as " ' " and I don't see a special character for apostrophes either.
I was curious as to what kind needs to be done in order for special characters to be inputted into the database. I think using these characters in an input box don't work well when transferring with SQL. So when people are writing use something like ' an error comes up.
Im building an online shopping cart in ASP where users will place orders for various printed materials.
I need to have them build their product online from templates. Basically they will fill out a small form selecting the product style, Font and color to be printed in and the text they want printed.
Im trying to figure out a way to display a preview of what they are buying but the problem is the fonts that are offered. These are not web-safe fonts nor are they that common a font at all.
The fonts I need to support are:
Achen, Apex, Apex Condensed, Franklin Condensed, Gothic Fine Black, MisterEarl, Township, Township Thin, and Quixley.
Is there some component available that would allow me to pass a color, font and text to it and would generate a preview image on the fly?
How do i prevent user to input special character like /, , :, *, ?, ", <, >, | and not allow it to be null in my text field? i got a page with coding here ....
I am trying to create a Public function to use throughout my site to remove special characters specifically the single quote my code is below
Public Function RemoveSpecChar(inputString) Dim input input = inputString input =Replace(input,"'"," ") 'response.write(input) RemoveSpecChar = input End Function
I then want to be able to call the function with Call RemoveSpecChar(variable) in my page.
I am using ASP as front End and My SQL as back end. I have a text box which inputs the comments but my sql gives error while inserting that text into field(I have tried this with both VARCHAR and LONGTEXT).
these characters are not very special like ' ( ) it is not storing these also any body have any idea what should i do to resolve this issue.
what's the vbscript equivilant of adding slashes before special characters when doing inserts into a DB? are we supposed to just use urlencode or do replace regex calls?
Through javascript i am forming a dynamic sql based on some selection criteria entered by the user. If i am trying to have an alias with '&', then on executing this through an ADODB object , the statement fails and i get an error as "from keyword not found"
For ex: If i have a SQL as select emp_name as "Emp&Mgr" from emp; on executing this i get the above mentioned error.
But SQL's with other special characters do work. For ex: select emp_name as "Emp,Mgr" from emp; select emp_name as "Emp/Mgr" from emp; select emp_name as "Emp*Mgr" from emp;
I'm trying to use the ascii code for a "down arrow" which is "↓"
It displays fine in my DESIGN VIEW within FrontPage, but when I preview it with my browser, it doesn't show.
Is there a trick to force ascii codes to render correctly in a browser? It's not a font issue, I tried viewing it with a dozen different fonts to no avail.
IIS set up after VS.NET. On a virtual directory for a web app...I go to properties and click on the 'Directory Security' tab, click the 'Edit' button,check anonymous access, type in username/password for account, check 'Integrated Windows authentication' at the bottom...then OK out.
in web.config, I add the tag identity impersonate="true" />
firstload I get the account I typed in above...on postback it changes to my personal windows account. strange. Also when I switch on the anon user account for the whole website it works.
We have a website developed, however after testing I have identified all the pages which have forms allow the input of special characters in the fields. This can allow a user to put in html code and run it. Is there a way to stop this? Code:
I tried to send some text from an asp page to an other, but my text contains some special characters like # % & and so on. I'm wondering how to send them because if I try to send the whole text, after those characters it is splitted and the other part is ignored.
when i type special char. on the textbox of my asp page. it shows the character but saving it and retieving it->gives different value. e.g when i press alt+152 it accepts ÿ but after retireving the same it gives the value as ÿ.
I have this headlineripping script up and running but special characters causes major problems. Is there any way to html encode, change character encoding or replace scandic letters ö ä and å with html code. And I think it must be done before parsing. Code:
When I post a string containing special characters (& #145, & #146, & #147, etc. for single and double quotes -- spaces added so they display correctly) through a form and write the contents on the next page via Request.Form, my special characters have been replaced with the characters they represent. Does anyone have any idea why this is happening, and more importantly, how to avoid it?
in my asp form i would like to have a field which can ONLY accept digits BUT can accept special characters as well such as: &,$$,##. i.e: if the user enters :
147hhh, or P44556HH or QSSPE$% ---> this will be invalid ##123,45SS---> this is invalid 125&125#10$---> this is valid 12456--> this is valid too