I have a registration page where people sign up for different tennis leagues. However after they're done, they change their minds and use the back key to backup a page and either add or change their selections which ofcourse messes up registrations completely since it was written to the database already. BIG FAT COLORED letters do not prevent them from doing this, neither do they read any instructions. (Which I probably should know by now....)
I need to prevent them from doing this by expiring the pages. Both these sites are using asp pages, but the one site is linking to an MS SQL database and the other to an Access.
I have page for user to update his/her details. What i want is after idle for more than 20 mins, the page will redirect to login page automatically. So that the user knows that his/her session already expired and need to login again.
But it doesn't working. This is because if he/she update the details (after idle more than 20 mins), and click the Submit button, it will go to login page and all the data will be lost. Code:
How do you get a web app to not show the 'page has expired...' error and refresh and requery when you hit the back button after submitting a form? I just want the old data to still be displayed in the form so the user can go back, make a few changes, and submit again.
I checked knowledge base for this and I do not have "Do not save encrypted pages to disk" checked and the user is running IE 6.0.2900.2180.xpsp_sp2_rtm.040803-2158 I am running server2003 and IE 6.0.3790.0 update version 3283 and I don't have the problem.
I want to show users a custom "Page Expired" page when users go back to the previous page by clicking the "Back" button of the browser (or when he right-clicks anywhere on the current page & selects "Back" from the menu). How do I do this?
I have a form that users fill in and the results are put into a DB by an asp script, this script will then redirect the users to another page where a receipt number is generated and displayed. How can I make the form expire after the user sends the information and the receipt is issued.
At the moment I am getting the following Expired Warning if a user logins into a secure page and attempts to press the 'back' button:
Warning: Page has Expired The page you requested was created using information you submitted in a form. This page is no longer available. As a security precaution, Internet Explorer does not automatically resubmit your information for you.
To resubmit your information and view this Web page, click the Refresh button. Is there someway to gracefully stop this from happening...in other words.to re-display the login page? Also, what is causiing this? Session Variables?
"Warning: Page has Expired The page you requested was created using information you submitted in a form. This page is no longer available.
As a security precaution, Internet Explorer does not automatically resubmit your information for you.
To resubmit your information and view this Web page, click the Refresh button. "
I'm developing an e-commerce site from scratch.
I've noticed on other e-commerce websites that use other development tools such as php or probably "websphere" (java) that when clicking the back button this message appears during a checkout process. This is good because it reduces customer error in many ways.
I'm using ASP and response.redirect mostly. But, I've noticed that even setting a page timeout to zero won't stop the caching of the page. My customer, who just submitted a form, can just click the back button and the cached page just comes up.
I have a web pagewhich queries a db and displays information on the subsequent page. On the subsequent page if I click back to previous page (this is a button with javascript code on it), it takes me to the previous page but the page says - "warning page expired".
When I am in my company work environment, I dont get this page, it properly displays the information on the previous page but when I go to the client site, it gives me the problem All of us are on the same IE version and service packs. Could this be a programming issue or a security issue.
How do you get a web app to not show the 'page has expired...' error and refresh and requery when you hit the back button after submitting a form I just want the old data to still be displayed in the form.
I checked knowledge base for this and I do not have "Do not save encrypted pages to disk" checked and am running IE 6.0.2900.2180.xpsp_sp2_rtm.040803-2158.
I have 3 ASP pages. Page1 has file upload feature where the user selects a file and clicks on upload button. Page2 takes that uploaded file and process the records to insert into the database. Page3 shows that records from the database. Code:
I have a page that does a postback using ASP.NET and VB.NET. Basically, there is a form item that changes the settings on the page and it is near the bottom of the page. If you change it, the page has to refresh to display the changes to the page, but when it does, the refresh causes the page to be displayed at the TOP of the page.
Is there a way to force the page to either A: scroll to the bottom or B: (even better) scroll to a certain focus point on the page by giving the name of a control or something?
I have 2 .ascx files and one .htm file. One of the .ascx files is basically just a table with four rows. One of the rows has table for the other .ascx file, which is the menu, and the .htm file, which is the body content. Code:
I have an ASP page that users print off onto headed paper, question is how do I force a new page when the length of the data varies from at times less than a page to many pages at other times?
I know this can be done with CSS but not too sure how to implement it.
Having some problems updating a recordset, despite the fact that I've used the bulk of the code sucessfully in other projects. I seem to be able to add records no problem, but when I try to update them I get Code:
I have a count down and a body onload linked to a function that closes the connection on my main page to ensure no user will not leave the page without logout.The problem is that my main page opens several others which I´d ike to close as well after logout.Can I rely on If sessionID="" to close those windows?
I have a application which is a global login for other applications. Basically application A checks all the user login information and then lists all the applications B-Z that the user has access to.
I have a global.asa file in application A and individual global.asa files in applications B-Z. Applications B-Z are under the Application A directory. Can I have global.asa files in each of the application folders? Does the pages look for the closest global.asa file?
I have to keep track of user login time and logout tme for each application. The problem I run into is how do I record the user logout time when the session expires?
When i pulling weekly report from the system which using ASP as programming language and SQL Server 2000 as database, an error pop up showing that "Timeout Expired". The report supposes in Microsoft Office Spreadsheet. I tried to query the same stored procedure using Microsoft Query Analyzer and it works. I am not sure what's wrong.
We have a web application where we want a user to be able to change his/her password if the password has expired but we are unable to do this with ASP at the moment because we can't log the user into the database without a valid password.
We do not want to store any "admin" user info to connect to the database to change the users password for security issues.Does anyone have any ideas of how we could go about doing this?
how i can build a script to list deleted domains ? then obviously i can add more features on from there, ive looked everywhere and all of them seem to be php so i cant see how they do it.
I installed ASPUpload component evaluation version on my personal computer for development and testing purposes and now one month has completed, and the component has expired.
I re-installed evaluation copy but it didn't work.
I have a web page displaying results from a query including 4 table joins (so pretty slow anyway). I keep getting the following error message
Microsoft OLE DB Provider for SQL Servererror '80040e31'
Timeout expired /it/fees.asp, line 310
I have the following at the top of my fees.asp page:
<% Server.ScriptTimeout = 300 %> and have also set the ASP Script Timeout to 300 seconds in IIS, Home Page, Configuration, Options. I get the above error message after approx 45 seconds and the query should take approx 1 minute to run.
I am getting the error Time out expired , I have tried every thing increased Server.scripttimeout to 90000 response.buffer=false .. etc even then I m gettin the error.
My main page shows a table to which a user can add data to by clicking on a button, this in turn loads up a pop up window where the data to be entered is typed. Once the data is submitted the popup window is closed via Close button, but the table on the main IE page only shows the updated information if the refresh button is clicked.
All i want to know is, is there a way of forcing refresh of the main page when the close button in the popup window is clicked. Code used for the close button:
I need to find a way to force all the asp code on a web page to load regardless if the user hits the reload or stop button on the browser. I am seeing where more and more users are doing this and it is causing me some problems on some pages. I would guess there is a way to do this I am just searching for the wrong thing?
how would i for a browser to download a file (specifically mpgs) i can get it to go for small 4mb files, but the larger ones if they do go, take bout 15 mins to even begin the download.
I'm trying to create mp3 downloader and force download instead open in explorer. it's ok if the song is at my server but what if songs are at another server. I try to split full path to file path and file name but doesn't work. Script don't work if is song at my server and path to song start with http://www...
Every time my page loads in IE6 the navigation reloads. How do I stop this happening? It works fine in FireFox.
I do have <% response.expires = -1 %> at the top of my page. Would this affect the navigation graphics as well?Can I force a user's browser to cache the nav?
Is there a way to force a file to be saved instead of using the "default action". In my situation, I've got a series of MP3 files that are being used by my chorus as a learning tool for learning the current music quickly. I have instructions on the site telling them to save the files to their hard drives and to play them from there.
However, people are just clicking on the links and their default MP3 players are trying to play the files. Now, I have compressed the files pretty hard because some were griping about the filesizes, so if they are played right off the link, the quality is a bit choppy. If they save it to their hard drive and play it there, it sounds fine.
