Is there a way to detect when this function has finished execution as i want to page a page loader on the page until all the HTML is build and ready for rendering? I have the page loader in a div so when the above function finishes i would like to disable or hide it via Javascript. That bit is fine it's just the how to send a call to the Javascript so the DIV can be hidden is the problem.
My web site HTML comes from a database via querystring e.g. page.asp?pid=55. I have a separate asp search page, search.asp. Its output is retrieved by an ajax call from page.asp and its HTML is then neatly wrapped and styled by page.asp.
I want search.asp to recognise if it is not being called via ajax frompage.asp, but directly e.g. via the address bar (and if so, redirect to page.asp). Do I need to put something into the posted string, or (better) is there an asp method that can do this?
The ajax call is function GetSearchPage(st) { var poststr = "searchterm=" + encodeURI(st); makePOSTRequest('/search/search.asp', poststr,'divFullSearchDisplay'); }
I have a logout button for my admin system. I really need on logout, to go back to the login page. This is fine but I also need the session set to false. I could do this via using a secondry page called logout.asp, and place inside that something like session.abandon and a response.redirect. But I do not wish to have a secondry page.
my web application has user name and password, whenever user logged in i set his status in database as 1 so that only one user can logged at one time with same login and i write a code to set status to 0 on logout menu, but if session expired then status will remain 1.
i have written code to set staus to 0 in onSession_End sub but it not work all the time. Sometimes it works and sometimes not. So i m looking for an alternative way of doing it
I have tried and tried to "include" this in the blogger template, so that I can update the menu dynamically, without fiddling with a cumbersome blogger template all of the time.
The question is, does anyone know how I can "call" this file in to the template successfully?
When some of the SQL Server stored procedures I have written are called via my Classic ASP page I have written I get the following error in the cell that is supposed to be retrieving a single result:
"ADODB.Recordset error '800a0cc1'
Item cannot be found in the collection corresponding to the requested name or ordinal.
/Default.asp, line 130"
I have no idea why this could be occuring. Some of the other stored procedures work just fine. Any one have any ideas?
I don't know if this is a truly esoteric question, or not, but I'm wondering how (or even if) you handle a timeout on a transaction within a stored procedure executed in a Stored Procedure?
A theoretical example of the stored procedure (sadly, I'm not allowed to post the actual code):
Create proc sp_testproc @myval int, @outval int OUTPUT as
begin tran
select top 1 @outval= myname from mytable where recid = @myval
update mytable set myname='xxxx' where recid = @myval ...
This is a mix of technologies so I hope I've put this in the right place.
I have a system where people can sign up to a data feed. They place a single line of Javascript on their web page and a formatted banner of products is displayed based on the options they have chosen in their affiliate account.
The original system was built by our developer 3 or 4 years ago, and worked fine. However, he built the system using two ASP files - feed.asp which looks like this:
I want to use the instr function, but return results from it depending on surtain functions, I can't realy explain so I'll show my example:
I have a string in wich some word I want to find might be in diffrent Capital Letters order, I want the Instr function to return all the values of the place of that word (avcourse I'll run a for and increase the starting point of the Instr func until it returns 0). The instinct thought is to use the Lcase or the Ucase functions, but in this case I don't know how to use them. In the same Idea I wanted to use the Instr Func with the trim Func, But Its realy the same principle if I just understood how to do so.
Function ShowXML(strXML,strStyleSheet) Set objXML = CreateObject("MSXML.DOMDocument") Set objXSL = CreateObject("MSXML.DOMDocument") objXML.load(Server.MapPath(strXML)) objXSL.load(Server.MapPath(strStyleSheet)) Response.Write objXML.transformNode(objXSL) Set objXML = Nothing Set objXSL = Nothing End Function %>
calling the function in an asp file <%Call ShowXML("http://msn.foxsports.com/feedout/syndicatedContent?categoryId=142","nhl/xsl/news/teamNews.xsl")%>
the errors 1. the http:// part 2. and the ? mark
the error message says that the path has been typed wrong.
I am using the now() function to be displayed on an email after a form submission has been sent. The problem is that the server is not in the same timezone as I am for the result. How do I adjust the hours on the now() to allow for this please ?
I know the basic difference between a subroutine and a function is a subroutine performs a task and a function performs a task and returns a value. The Call keyword is required when using parens with subs with more than 1 parameters. Parens around values passed are ByVal vs ByRef and is a waste of processing if passed ByRef for no reason. I am told there is no reason to ever use a subroutine as a function can be used even if it doesn't return a value. While this appears to be true, is there any reason why it's ever a bad idea to use a function, instead of a subroutine, that doesn't return a value? Are there memory, performance, etc. issues?
I am trying to locate information on how to call a sub within VBScript on an ASP page but I can't locate generic information. What I want to do is generate a page that will stay up but the information on it will change based on a series of drop down boxes. I need the first drop down box to call a second dropped down box based on the state that is chosen then city and so on.
I have a column in the table which contains 2 full names seperated by "&" (e.g: Joe Smith & Jeff Scott) I want to display only the first names of the whole record in an asp page. Is there an asp function using which i can do this?
im using the mod function to create a calendar for me, which everything works perfectly, all is totally well with that! but...when i use the mod function it churns out this loooooooooong string which is the whole table... if there is some way that i can insert hard breaks IN THE CODE ITSELF.
I used to be quite an experienced ASP programmer but I haven't used it for a while
I’m trying to do something that I remember as very simple I'm trying to check that the value of a form text box is numerical using the isNaN function. The code I am using is:
<% quantity = Request.Form("number1")
if isNaN(quantity) = true then Response.Write "Your input was not a number" else Response.Write "Your input was a number" end if %>
var str = "A" 'convert to ascii num = asc(str) Response.Write num ' 65 shows up 'when I have a whole string str = "hello" str = mid(str, 1, 1) ' return 'h' num = asc(str)
'I get an error:
Invalid procedure call or argument:'asc'What can be done to fix this?
I've an array to store alphabets, in my code...in a random order. How can i use the Asc() function to get the equivalent Ascii of each alaphabaet of that array.... whenever i use ,
for i = 0 to NoOfElements Response.write Asc("ArrayName(i)") next
it displays 65, "NOOfElements" times (ascii of A)...on the other hand..i can't write
Response.write Asc(ArrayName(i))
since this shows some error...How can i solve this?
Depending on some situations, I or the user, need to execute a function (e.g., login, sending email, etc...) and then continue from the original place. How can I make one function to be available from any page from my site?
