Let's say I want to use the msxml object to call a web page from
within my script, and on the querystring or "in the header" of that
request I want to include a dictionary object, such that the called
.asp page can then request the object to it's script and use the
dictionary object.
Has anyone seen anything that describes marshaling an object into an
http request header?
Why does the error below occur whenever the statement Request.BinaryRead Request.TotalBytes) is executed for uploads larger than 100K? I thought the 100K limit applied only to Request.Form. This does not occur with smaller uploads. This is running on an IIS 6 server with full FP2002 extensions.
ERROR:
Request object error 'ASP 0104 : 80004005'
Operation not Allowed
Why ASP's MS XML HTTP request object gets another page's HTML source
without interpreting path differences. For example, if my page is:
www.test.asp/one/two/page1.asp
with XMLHTTP getting source code of page:
www.test.asp/one/page2.asp
and this latter page has a CSS with path ../include/css.css, it won't
be used in page1.asp because path will stay as it is "../include/
css.css", not "../../include/css.css" as needed for page1.asp?
I have configured XP and IIS according to some security checklist on the internet.
I restarted machine after I renamed and set pw for my admin account.
The IIS isn't working now. I get this:
HTTP 400 Bad Request Error
The parameter is incorrect
In other words, The syntax of the request is badly formulated or is impossible to satisfy
I scanned my system with SPYBOT, no spyware found.
I have been trying to figure out why I am getting this message.I have an application that is 20 different ASP pages that works in sequential order (step1, step2, step3...). After each step the app writes the entered text to a cookie. This feature is so that if there is a problem, we can still retrieve the data.
This Bad Request error has something to do with the cookie that is written to, because I can go all the way through the app to the last step (step20) and then it gives me a Bad Request. If I clear my cookies then it works fine, until step 20 again.
what may be going on here? I am guessing that it has to do with the size of the cookie, but I am unsure how I can accomplish this task allowing the entered data to be retrieved) without cookies.
Can someone give the snippet to send a post http request in order to send a
soap request ? I have the complete http request but I don't know how to send
it.
How can I send an http request to some page e.g. aspx . I mean something like HttpWebRequest in .NET.
View Replies View RelatedI'm trying to USPS Tracking info to my website. To do this I need to make a XML HTTP Request to the USPS server, then format and "print" the response back on our web site. The site uses ASP and we want to avoid using JavaScript. I found this simple script:
Code:
I've been using Dreamweaver Ultra Dev to create a dynamic page and I've been unable to view the page in a browser once the file extension changes to .asp. If I try to open it (in a browser) outside of an editor then nothing happens.
If I try to open it inside an editor, like in DW then I get HTTP 400 Error. DW also has a feature to let you view live data, when I choose that, it gives me "Bad Request (Invalid HostName)" it also mentions: "An error occurred while requesting the document from the app server." I'm running IIS.
Let's say if I want to send a http "Post" request to a url, and check the http status code later. How should I write the code? I have found example to use WinHttp to send "Get" request and check the http status code:
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Set objWinHttp = CreateObject("WinHttp.WinHttpRequest.5")
objWinHttp.Open "GET", strURL
objWinHttp.Send
If objWinHttp.Status <> 200 Then
...
End If
======
How should I write the code if I need to use "POST" to send data in a form, and to check the http status code later?
Any ASP functions can get the HTTP request and response headers?
View Replies View RelatedHaving just "discovered" it myself, I thought I'd draw everyone's attention to the fact that the WinHTTP 5.x object (which is used behind the scenes by our good friend the ServerXMLHTTP object) can be used directly in scripts.
This is useful because the ServerXMLHTTP object encapsulates XML-related functionality which is unnecessary for performing most simple HTTP requests, and thus by using the WinHTTP object directly you achieve higher performance, scalability, and reduced memory consumption... AND WinHTTP offers quite a few features that ServerXMLHTTP does not expose - including the ability to specify a proxy (and an exclusion list) from within the script (or to acquire them from Internet Explorer's settings), IPv6 support, and HTTPS/SSL support!
For more information .....
I've got a form handler that I'm useing to grade a test. The test contains some random questions pulled from a database. I'm wondering if there is a way with the request object, to get the name of the form element from the page with the form in addition to the information entered in the text box, or the value of the radio button clicked. I can get the value's from text boxes and the values of radio buttons selected, but I can't get the name of the form element. I've looked in the reference material I've got and Googled for an answer, but can't seem to find one.
View Replies View RelatedWhen you use the Post method in a form, it is stored in the Request Object. How long do those variables last?Example: User inputs some info in a textbox, presses a "Preview" submit button to preview their input before it is submitted. The form "Action" does some stuff with the user info, looks to see if they hit "Preview" or "Submit." Since they hit "Preview," it redirects them to another page to preview what the "Action" has done.
Does this third redirect page have access to the form info through the Request Object or has it disappeared by that point?
if I have a form that contains a line like this :
<input type="hidden" name="id">
The value for "id" is assigned in the form.If I want to access the information from a ASP form using Request, i would use "Request.Form("id"). what is the difference between Request.Form("id") and Request("id")?
The Request("id") works but I am wondering where it gets the information. When you don't specify the collection (as in Request("id) instead of Request.form("id) ) does it mean that the request will try to get the information from the URL, the cookie and the form?
i'm trying to display a name from a field value within a form using the following within an asp page called logpost.asp
<%
Dim strUname
strUname= Request.Form("TLFORM")
Response.Write strUname
%>
here are the form details
<form action="<%=TL_LOGIN_URL%>?ACTION=Login" method="post" name="TLFORM">
this isn't working though both files are in the same directory. anyone got any suggestions if poss or a work around?
I have this XMLHTTP request object. Which post and returns a variable value in the form of a query string from the server.
How do i read the value of the query string and assign it to a variable i want?
e.g if the querystring returns a value of results.asp?status=200
I would like to be able to assign the status value to a variable
Or if possible, does anyone know of a better script than the one below ? Because at times i get the error PERMISSION DENIED Code:
the internet explorer always give me some error
"
Object Required : Request
Code . 0"
"
on some ASP pages I try so look it up on the code, but I couldn't find anything wrong
FireFox and Opera could display the pages without any the error Does any knows what's wrong?
I'm trying some ASP script on my Windows XP professional.
I have installed the IIS and it's running fine. All the ASP pages are
running good except when there's a request involved, a submit button or
anything that loads another page such as using information from a form, a
radio buttons, or checkboxes. When I click on submit I get "The page cannot
be found".
Can You Put A Variable In A Request.Form Object I'm looking to do something like this:
variable = Request.Form(RS("ID"))
Is there a way to clear out the request.form collection, or the entire request object, for that matter?
I'm using server.transfer and this can be troublesome in cases where you need the request.form items to be reset.
Now my request.form object which gets the values of the answers gets them in wrong order and puts them in the database in the wrong order
is there a way i can set my order for accessing request.form object.
i m using the loop
for each x in request.form
next
becoz i dont know the values of x as they come from the database and can be anything. i also tried
value1 = rs("name") where name is a value in database
request.form(value1) which does not work.
In ASP, I’m using the following statement:
sTmp = " WHERE Sites.[Site Address] Like '" & Request("txtSiteAddress") & "'"
I’m constructing a SQL string getting the parameters from the URL that I built through a form.It works fine if it wasn’t for the jolly characters. If, for example, in my form I type %A% I can see it in the URL (I can see the % characters as well) but the ‘%’ character doesn’t get returned by the Request("txtSiteAddress").Does anybody know if there is a reason for this and a workaround?
i'm using windows XP, IIS 5.1, Visual .NET 2003 and SQL Server 2000.
When I open New Project - Visual C# Projects - ASP .NET Web Service -
Location : http://localhost/WebService1
After that i click OK, then it returns error
"The web server reported the following error when
attempting to create or open the web project
located at the following
URL:'http://localhost/WebService1. HTTP/1.1 302 Found"
After that i try this : Code:
Request.Form and Request.BinaryRead cannot be called after each other as it causes errors.
I need the BinaryRead and I also need to access other form values, but I cannot call them after one another. What do I do?
What is the difference between these two statements? They seem to do the
same thing...
response.write(request("variable"))
response.write(request.querystring("variable"))
I'll admit my ASP skills are very rusty, and come seeking help.
I'm currently using a dictionary object to store a multi-dimensional array.
I want to pass this dictionary object to an object, which holds an array of dictionary objects.
However I'm finding that the array is not getting set, thus I'm having great issue with dynamically resizing the object's property for every new dictionary object I'm adding.
I have a VC++ COM object which fires an event. I've written VB EXE apps against it and they receive the event notification.
I've now built a simple VB COM object which uses the VC++ COM object internally.
My question is, assuming the ASP page which loads the object does not immediately exit, will the VB COM object be able to receive the events from the internal object?
when the asp page is Request("txtName").i can use "testpage.aspx?txtName=User1" to post the value.but when i use Request.Form("txtName").i cannot use that method,what can i do to solve that problem.(as i cannot modifty the request.form syntax but i need to post data to that web page, is there any method so that i can pass that parameter?)
View Replies View RelatedI saw some program using "request("fieldname") " instead of "request.QueryString" to get the value from URL, what's the different ?
View Replies View RelatedWe are using .net 1.1 on windows 2003 server. This is we are facing in our
production server.
When we are doing the load testing we are getting the bellow error. While
the load testing this error is not coming frequently. When we run 20 threads
for 3 mins we are getting this error message 2 or 3 times. But this line of
code is executed by all the threads. Code:
I want to open a recordset object on an .asp page. When I open the recordset I would like to use a stored procedure that expects a parameter to be passed for the stored procedure. I will then use the recordset to loop thru the recordset, update values from the recordset and then update the database by passing parmeters to another stored procedure.
I would like to use the recordset object but can it be used to pass a parameter to a stored procedure? Do I need to use a command object to open the records instead in
order to pass the parameter to a stored procedure?
I have a custom function for checking if a variable has been set or not to make the code easier to read, as well as to keep it shorter.
However, I'm getting errors that "Object Variable not Set", even after I've already checked for null and empty. Code: