I have a Vbscript that will execute on the <body onUnLoad> event, however, because the page refreshes all the time, it will execute the code every single time. I only want the code to execute when the window is either just opened or just closed.
Can someone clear something up for me. Someone told me to use an unOnload function to auto submit a form when the window is redirected or closed. Someone else told me that onUnload will clear all the textboxes, hence leaving nothing to submit.
I have a application online using ASP in which users log in and log out. However, a lot of users simply close the window, bypassing my log-out script. I have tried using the Javascript onUnload function with success, but refreshing the screen also triggers this at the wrong time
I have a small problem with Javascript in my ASP page. The script works fine when placed in an HTML page, and everything happens as expected. But when I have the suffix .asp, the onLoad event doesn't work. Is there a reason for this? Do these events not work in ASP?
I am just trying to automatically redirect to another page and post some form data. This worked fine on a Windows 2000 server. We recently upgraded to Windows Server 2003. The page works fine when it is accessed via "http://" but not via "https://". The browser just shows a blank page and hangs. If I do a "View Source", the code above shows up, but it just doesn't redirect like it's supposed to. Is there some security issue on Windows Server 2003 that is causing this to fail? Is there some setting I can change to fix it?
I am implementing global redirection code to redirect my customers to different parts of my site based on their country ip. The code I've bought is active target (www.activetarget.com) which uses asp and an iptocountry database.
What i need to do is only have the code work if the user has opened the page externally such as from a search engine or another site but if the user has selected a particular part of our site from our home page i don't want them to be redirected to another part every time they try to click on a page.
This is because some customers would be from Europe but on a US network so their ip would have them redirected to the US site which we don't want.
i've been using body onload()for ages but since i changed my internet explorer (to 6.02) and OS (XP), i started to get this IE script error and i don't know how to get rid of it.
I read somewhere that if I put the onload event in an inline script tag at the bottom of the my form body, it all works fine, but this doesn't work either.what i should do?
Trying to implement a list of online users in my application. I have SQL Server database, table Users with a column called Status, that is set to 1 if the user is online or to 0 if the user is offline.
I wrote a VBScript sub for database update, but the problem is when I try to execute it on page onLoad event or onUnload event, the onUnload event overwrites the onLoad one right away. I suspect it has something to do with server-side vs. client-side scripting.
Is there a way to determine if a page was refreshed? I have a function that is called when the page loads, but when the user refreshes the page it calls the function again. Is there a way to call the function only when the page initially loads? I don't want it to load when the user clicks the refresh button.
I have a page1.asp that opens a window called page2.asp. I want page2.asp doesn't have title bar, tool bar, address bar. Is it possible to specify in javascript function window_onload() in page2.asp? I don't want to specify in window.open() in page1.asp when it loads page2.asp. Code:
but this seems to disable the onLoad command, presumably because there is already a full header and body in the "index.asp" file
the reason why i didn't use the "include file" command here was because the latter won't allow the title string to be fed through
the question is : is there an alternative way to execute either the "Server.Execute" or the "body onLoad" command that will allow the function showHide() to work ?
the same function is also called from a "select" form element Code:
<select onChange="showHide()">
and that works fine, so the problem definitely lies with the onLoad command, not the showHide() function.