How to keep the spaces before the description line in the following code? Right now, it displays like "Net Income", but I like to have spaces before the words like " Net Income". The database value is " Net Income".
When users fill out my text area field, there is a chance that there will be no line feeds or cariage returns or spaces and just one really long word.
THIS CAUSES A MAJOR PROBLEM! What I am trying to do is force a vbCrLf if a string is long than 80 characters in a row. So if a string is a total of 500 characters with no line feeds, spaces, or returns, I want to force a vbCrLf every 80 characters so that is doesn't overflow my preview text field on the next page.
Any suggestions on how the algorithm would be for this in VBscript ASP?
I set an Description to an Table in MsAccess Database, I Open the recordset of the table in the database in my asp file, now, how do I retrive the Description I set to that Table from asp?
If you were to Google "Sears," (or other big names), Sears' website pulls up first. Beneath the link is a description that Sears includes in the "description" META tag. That I understand and know how to do.
However, after the description are four other links: Baby, Clothing, For the Home, and Computers & Electronics. How would I modify HTML/ASP so that sub-descriptions to pull up in a search engine for my sites?
Does anyone know how (using ASP & VBScript) how to extract the description from a webpage. I mean the meta description contained in the HTML (eg <meta name="description" content="description of website">).
I have a table whose field names are very wierd and difficult to udnerstand. And when users see those field names and text boxes to enter value... they become 8(
as my input form is displaying like this
for all fields in the table RS.Fields(index).Name : <Input type=text> next
I added description to each column in database(SQL Server) so that i can understand... is there any way so that i can show that description of column to the users. Code:
I saw most of the image upload posted here but can't find one that can upload an image to a folder and make a link in the database and at the same time include description, name, etc. to the database on the same row.
I created this form to include the picture, name, price and description to be upload into a database. I know i need another script to perform the upload, so i name it upload.asp, so what shd i write in the script? Code:
I had created a macro to read data from an excel sheet and write the values to a text file. I had used "ActiveSheet.Range("GB" & k).Value" command to read the values from the excel.some cells in the excel sheet is having two lines value and four lines data, the text file is generating that value in a single line. (Ex. the cell value in address column is in four lines and should display in four lines in the text file generated from the macro)
Can i do something in the excel sheet or in vb script to read the address value line by line and write line by line in text file?
I have an encrypted .txt file created by asp. Its formatted with lines etc. Title followed by description underneath. I need to read this into ASP now, and parse it line by line. On each line read, run the function to unencrpt and add line to a new file.
Its the line by line Im having trouble with. If i do the full textstream no formatting takes place coz im adding the fulltextstream all in one addline call. How can I loop through lines ?
how can I add a space between words in my formtomail script. i know that by putting & VbCrLf & it adds a line break but I need to be able to add a space.
i m using a simple form to cleect user info and i need to chech if the user left any spaces befor or between words and delete it for ex if the user pressed enter many times before typing the data in the text area.
it makes errors in my db so how can i check if there is spaces in the textarea ot text box and delete it?
that works fine but when I just do a simple Response.write(Var_Myname) I end up with something like:
'James'
I don't want these quotes, so the question is can I either correct the Response.write (don't really want to do that each time.or is there a way to ge the text boxes to do their bloody job propper.
I use breadcrumbs for navigation I have a folder called College Students in WWWRoot in college students i have a page called mainpage.shtml when i open the page like this www.abc.com/college students/mainpage.shtml i see the breadcrumbs like this Home >> College%20Students >> Students List but i want to see it like this Home >>College Students >> Students List Students List is the title of the page Can someone tell me how to get rid of those %20 that i see when i have spaces in my folder name
In my createpst.asp page I am trying to load in an array using the split function:
<% Dim arrVals arrVals = split(Request.Form ("pstfldr"), ",") Dim i For i=0 to UBound(arrVals) Response.Write arrVals(i) & "<br>" Next %>
However, the problem is that some of my values that are read in from myArray(i) in the first asp page can be more than one word. So, when I get to my second asp page and traverse through the loop, some of the values stored that contain more than one word only output the first word.
Even when I try using LTrim function, I have one variable that has two mysterious spaces in front of it when i pass it to the next page in a query string
I have written some code to query a database and create a hyperlink based on a value, however, if the value comprises of more than one word, the hyperlink only references the first part of the value. e.g. For instance, if the value retrieved is "the strokes", the hyperlink will only contain the word "the".
Below this code causes and error because there are spaces within the "". I can't change the name of the field, so I need to find out if there is away round this?
we never guarded againsts spaces in a new site we built. And while checking, a couple of users registered with spaces between their usernames. e.g. afrika 1 instead of afrika_1. Could there be downside to this?
Just a quick one, how can I add a space between words in my formtomail script. i know that by putting & VbCrLf& it adds a line break but I need to be able to add a space.
I have a db auto uploaded to me everyday. I am displaying information from the db, but some of the columns contain spaces. When I use a space in a select statement it obviously does not work. Is there some special syntax I need to allow for a column name that contains a space?
I am using ASP to read code from a text file that I am displaying on my page. Because I do not want the code from the text file to be executed, I used the Server.HTMLEncode() method to display it as it is in the file. However, the spaces used to indent lines is still removed by the browser.
I cannot use VBScript's replace function to replace all spaces with because that would replace all spaces, including ones that I do not want replaced as well as majorly increasing the size of my file. Is there any way to display the spaces used to indent the lines without manually writing a function to do it?
I have a View button that shows a database record of entries. At the end it has a delete link for each entry. When u click it, it passes the Address(like a house address) to a script that searchs the DB for the matching address.
The only problem is most address have spaces. I read somewhere about double quotes, or using single quotes or some combination, I don't remember.
I am running a select statement against a table that has several columns with the name:
like OS Name and OS Type
How do I do my SQL select statement and deal with the space in the column name? Thus far I have tried putting "OS Name".. which has genterated an error Then I tried 'OS Name' which did NOT spin out an error but did not return any data either.
I have an ASP (3.0, not .NET) app that writes cookies with hyphens and spaces in the names and values. If I had the control over the apps that will be looking for these cookies, I would eliminate the special characters, but as it is, I do not have that luxury.
When I write the cookies, they seem okay in IE, but in Firefox, they are strange. For example, the cookie name is US-NONUS, but in Firefox it looks like US%2DNONUS. For a value of NEW HAMPSHIRE it comes out in Firefox as NEW+HAMPSHIRE.
Please note that these strings are not created in any special way: They are hard-coded into the ASP, with no encoding or anything like that.
I have some ASP pages that use ASPmail to generate emails containing infomation taken from an Access database (the info is selected from a random record, in a particular database field, and then inserted in the email text as a variable). When the emails arrive at their destination, they contain a random space. The position of the space is completely random. It can appear in the ordinary body text, or in the lines of text generated by displaying the contents of the aforementioned variables.
eg the line in the email may say:-
I am a line in an em ail.
or
I am another li ne in an email.
or
I am yet ano ther line in an email.
Sometimes the space appears in a hyperlink and causes it to fail.....