Is it possible to validate whether a graphic is corrupt? I have roughly 500 graphics being pulled out of a database, and I need to check whether they are corrupt and flag them if so. Unfortunately, I do not have any CRC or a Hash of the physical files, before they were uploaded.
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I have a humble development server that I have used to write ASP applications for six years.Suddenly it seems to choke on any script that uses the filesystem object.The script just hangs (browser waits forever) and after that, the entire web application (as defined in the IIS manager) stops working.Scripts that don't include the filesystem object are just dished to the browser, unprocessed.Other web applications on the same server continue to run as normal, but can be killed off one by one by running a script within them that calls the filesystem object.
It sounds to me (no expert) like something just got corrupted, and needs to be re-installed, but I am not sure what or how.I am not even sure if asp.dll includes everything, or if pieces like the filesystem object are separate dlls.
I moved ASP WebPages from Windows 2000 server to Windows 2003 server platform. Those double-byte characters (Japanese) retrieved from SQL server 2000 are corrupted.
I am using Macromedia Dreamweaver MX as the development tool, by encoding webpage as "UTF-8" as the following, <meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=utf-8">
I also add
<%
Response.CodePage = "65001"
Response.Charset="utf-8"
%>
into my ASP page. But it does not solve the problem.
My ASP pages are working perfectly in Windows 2000 server, but they are not working on Windows 2003 server (Web edition & Enterprise Edition).
Is there anyone encountered the similar problems before ? I research the Microsoft website, no any answers on that.
how can i create a graphic report based on database information.
I have an asp page where i asked some questions to users on my intranet, and
i have that data on a database, so i want to make a graphical report (i.e. a
pie) where i can see the results.
I would like to know how to detect if a graphic has been downloaded using ASP, can anyone advise?
AUTOMATICALLY without click. So if i hit a page on my site, it should detect it and store in a database. Is this correct?
I am currently testing ImageMagick, but it will cause IIS stop responding for certain command with wrong parameter. It's seems unreliable in ASP environment.
Any other free graphic component for ASP?
How to flip a graphic image horizontally, vertically or at a specified angle. e.g. I have an arrow that points left and I want to use the same image (save download time) at another place that should point to right (horizontal flip) and so on.
View Replies View RelatedI was wondering if the seasoned pros on the asp and db forums including
(Bob, Ray, Aaron, Curt and others) would mind offering advice on ideal
laptop requrements for web development requirements.
I currently use an IBM Thinkpad G40 with 2.99 Ghz processor Pentium IV and 1
Gig of Ram.
I currently work withing these technologies:
1. Asp 3.0
2. Sql server
3. Dreamweaver MX
4. Flash MX
5. Photoshop 7.0
However, I am increasingly finding that I am being sucked intot he broadband
arena with the release of Studio 8 and increasing calls for video related
promotions.
Would anyone be able to offer their thoughts on which manufacturer, version,
OS, Graphic Card and other system ratios I should aim for.
Addtiionally, have any of you perhaps experimented with these new split
screen montiors designed for what appears createive packages like adobe
premier?
I have a requirement to display Html text to Image (any format).
Let say i have text as "TEST", this value i need to convert to Image and display. Please let me know if there is any tool or code sample to resolve my purpose.
I don't know what they're called, but you know the form: The page
displays a "code", usually on a similar color background (dark gray),
and the text is all squiggly.
It's an attempt to foil the bots that go out and process forms. The
user has to type in the code they see, when the graphic itself should
be unreadable by character recognition engines.
So, how are the graphics generated, and how do you implement this?
OK I'm just starting out in asp, and the site will be mostly asp, which will be based around a shopping cart.
I would like to pull in a header and/or a footer into all of those pages.
Should I look into an ASP solution, or are there compatible ways such as CCS, or similar.
I only have experience with PHP server side includes, this is what I would like to emulate. I know there is normal SSI, but the pages need to be named .shtml, mine will be .aspx
Many of you interested about the way how to convert images (for example
yours Jpegs) into ASCII graphics HTML. Well, in WDK6 that coming soon we
have added new component WDK.Img2Html that will do the work for you on fly.
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