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Re: how can i change the attribut of a file (read only)

Paul Watson22-Jul-02 23:41

22-Jul-02 23:41

mysterious_must wrote:
hi t want to change the attribut of a file to read only from asp page how can i do ...

Short answer is to look into the FileSystemObject in ASP. It has all the file handling methods you need.

regards,
Paul Watson
Bluegrass
Cape Town, South Africa

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Javascript events

Not Active19-Jul-02 9:17

Not Active

19-Jul-02 9:17

I have a DataGrid with a delete column. When the user clicks the delete link I would like to have a confirm dialog popup. I would like to use the standard LinkButton because of the CommandName and CommandArgument.

How does one assign a client side script to the OnClick of a LinkButton?

Re: Javascript events

MStanbrook19-Jul-02 10:00

MStanbrook

19-Jul-02 10:00

See if this fits...

http://www.dotnetbips.com/displayarticle.aspx?id=108

Mike Stanbrook
mstanbrook@yahoo.com

Re: Javascript events

Not Active19-Jul-02 12:29

Not Active

19-Jul-02 12:29

Just what I needed. Thanks

Datagrid: Relocate Edit Item on POST

MStanbrook19-Jul-02 7:12

MStanbrook

19-Jul-02 7:12

Situation:

Datagrid that allows editing of a record. Works fine.

Problem/Issue:

When a record is selected to be edited, the page refresh (post) causes
the entire page to be redrawn. This is a big pain if the list to be edited is long, and the item currently being edited is contained near the end of the list.

I realize that adding DataGrid Paging is one answer, but is there any other way to have the page automatically relocate to the current Datagrid row being edited?

(Something tells me this is either "way easy" and I should be embarassed for having not figured it out, or it's not possible.)

TIA.

Mike Stanbrook
mstanbrook@yahoo.com

Re: Datagrid: Relocate Edit Item on POST

Not Active19-Jul-02 9:04

Not Active

19-Jul-02 9:04

You could set Page.SmartNavigation = true.

MAC IE has problems with though.

Display HTML page in a table

Steven Roberts18-Jul-02 5:28

Steven Roberts

18-Jul-02 5:28

Hi I would like to display a separate html page within a section of a table. The page needs to be dynamically changed when the user clicks a button...

I've tried to read the file in javascript and then modify the contents of a tag... but to no avail.
I've also tried to load the page into a hidden frame and then copy its contents across to the tag... and as this posting suggests that didn't seen to work either.

can anyone be of assistance?

thanks in advance.
Steve;)

Re: Display HTML page in a table

Jeremy Falcon18-Jul-02 5:36

Jeremy Falcon

18-Jul-02 5:36

IE 4+ and NS 6+ support the iframe tag. You could try that or rewrite the page to use frames and have the "inner" page reload in a given cell. Alternatively, PHP's file I/O (and ASP, *cough* *cough*) can read any web page off any server dynamically, so you could have it read the page and insert it into the HTML document before it's sent to the browser.

Jeremy Falcon
Imputek

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Re: Display HTML page in a table

Philip Patrick19-Jul-02 0:43

Philip Patrick

19-Jul-02 0:43

Jeremy Falcon wrote:
and ASP, *cough* *cough*

Lol, why, "cough cough"? Smile | :)

Philip Patrick
Web-site: www.stpworks.com
"Two beer or not two beer?" Shakesbeer

Re: Display HTML page in a table

Jeremy Falcon19-Jul-02 4:25

Jeremy Falcon

19-Jul-02 4:25

Philip Patrick wrote:
Lol, why, "cough cough"?

Well, I prefer PHP, but I have to mention ASP because CP is all about MS technologies. I'm trying to keep the Heart | [heart]

going.

Jeremy Falcon
Imputek

<nobr>"..." - Paul Watson 07-17

Re: Display HTML page in a table

Nnamdi Onyeyiri22-Jul-02 10:00

Nnamdi Onyeyiri

22-Jul-02 10:00

Jeremy Falcon wrote:
Well, I prefer PHP

PHP Forever! Big Grin | :-D

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"ASP.NET Step by Step" code examples

Rickard Andersson²⁰18-Jul-02 2:25

Rickard Andersson²⁰

18-Jul-02 2:25

Where to find the code examples for that book!?
Can you give me a link?

Rickard Andersson@Suza Computing
C# and C++ programmer from SWEDEN!
UIN: 50302279
E-Mail: nikado@pc.nu
Speciality: I love C#, ASP.NET and C++!

WestCiv HTML and CSS Course, free

Paul Watson17-Jul-02 23:04

Paul Watson

17-Jul-02 23:04

Sorry for the proto-advertisement but I think this is a worthwhile "cause."

WestCiv are offering a free weekly online course on HTML and CSS. They can explain it much better than I can so go read the introduction.

Highly recommended as these guys know what they are talking about. Even for us chaps who think we know HTML, this kind of course is worthwhile.

regards,
Paul Watson
Bluegrass
Cape Town, South Africa

The greatest thing you'll ever learn is just to love, and to be loved in return - Moulin Rouge

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Re: WestCiv HTML and CSS Course, free

Michael Martin24-Jul-02 3:38

Michael Martin

24-Jul-02 3:38

When I had a look at this a couple of days ago it was talking about $24.95. Did they change from the time you posted the link or once again am I blind to the obvious?

Michael Martin
Australia
mjm68@tpg.com.au

"I personally love it because I can get as down and dirty as I want on the backend, while also being able to dabble with fun scripting and presentation games on the front end."
- Chris Maunder 15/07/2002

Re: WestCiv HTML and CSS Course, free

Paul Watson24-Jul-02 3:54

Paul Watson

24-Jul-02 3:54

Michael Martin wrote:
Did they change from the time you posted the link or once again am I blind to the obvious?

Well I won't comment on you going blind but no nothing has changed.

Basically you can either do the course for free at their weekly pace, or pay $24.95 and get the whole course and do it at your pace.

i.e. They have the whole course already, but are releasing it for free week by week. If that pace is too slow for you and you just have to get to week 7 right now, then buy the course.

regards,
Paul Watson
Bluegrass
Cape Town, South Africa

The greatest thing you'll ever learn is just to love, and to be loved in return - Moulin Rouge

Alison Pentland wrote:
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Cheap Web Hosting

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17-Jul-02 21:18

I you known any cheap Web Hosting Service support ASP,
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Thank

Rounding numbers using Javascript

Mastamind17-Jul-02 5:59

Mastamind

17-Jul-02 5:59

Hi,

I'm having a problem rounding some numbers using Javascript.

I'm using Server Side Include to call the header of my page, inside the header I'm storing numeric variables. On the main page I'm multiplying and totalling the variables. But the results do not round to 2 decimal places.

As an example

the code in my header looks like this

<script language="JavaScript">
var aa = 20.15;
var bb = 4.08;
var cc = 30.00;
</script>

the code in my main page looks like the following

<script language="JavaScript">
var a =(aa + bb)*cc;
a=a*100;
if(a % 10 == 0){ a = Math.round(a);
a=a/100; a=a+'0' } else{ a = Math.round(a);
a=a/100;
} document.write(a);
</script>

The result is 726.9

I want the result to be displayed as 726.90

Can anyone help?

Thanks in advance

Re: Rounding numbers using Javascript

Jeremy Falcon17-Jul-02 8:11

Jeremy Falcon

17-Jul-02 8:11

You'll have to use some trickery to get two decimal places deep. And, leave the value as a string only converting when needed; otherwise, a trailing zero could be dropped.

// result
x = 726.9
// we want two decimal places so add ten tens in decimal (hundred)
x = Math.round(x * 100);
// manually insert the decimal place into the integer
x = String(x);
x = x.substring(0, x.length-2) + "." + x.substr(x.length-2, 2);

Jeremy Falcon
Imputek

<nobr>"..." - Paul Watson 07-17

Binary by ASP

17-Jul-02 2:57

I obtain a variant VT_ARRAY | VT_UI1 from a COM in an ASP script. I need to write the content of the variant as a response to the client.
How could i do it?

rechi

Re: Binary by ASP

Chris Maunder17-Jul-02 20:16

Chris Maunder

17-Jul-02 20:16

Response.BinaryWrite

cheers,
Chris Maunder

Push data continuously from server to client

Nityananda16-Jul-02 6:29

Nityananda

16-Jul-02 6:29

Hi,
I want to have a web service which reads data continuosly from an external hardware(eg rpm) on a serial port and returns a byte array.
I want to access this data from a aspx file. The problem is that since it is continuous data, i have to call the web service in a loop.. and this creates 100% cpu load.

Is there a better way to do it ?. I heard that there is pushlet technology in java where the server contiuosly sends data to the client (Javascript).. is there an equivalent in .net ?

In summary is there any way that the server could send data to the client continuosly without the client requesting for the data in a loop?

Thanks for any help. Confused | :confused:

Nityananda

ASP Hit Counter

Chris J. LaQuerre15-Jul-02 14:08

Chris J. LaQuerre

15-Jul-02 14:08

I am looking to add a hit counter to an Intranet Site and was curious of the best way to do this. The only requirement is that each user should only be counted 1 time per day.

The only page that we need to track is the home page. However, if we could EASILY add a counter to all pages on our site such as adding some code to the footer on our site (which is automatically pulled into all pages through SSI) then we would be willing to do things that way.

Does anyone have any code that might be useful to me?

Chris LaQuerre
Internet Technologies Consultant

Re: ASP Hit Counter

Christopher Lord15-Jul-02 21:12

Christopher Lord

15-Jul-02 21:12

write a function called GetPageCount which simply gets the page count from a database or a file, increment it, and then saves it again. Then return the incremented value. Adding things like IP blocking will simply need some extra work.

Then, you can add this to the SSI and it will start counting.

<%=GetPageCount()%>

How Do I Avoid Refresh

Pradhip15-Jul-02 11:26

Pradhip

15-Jul-02 11:26

Hi Folks..

Im using multiple forms ie form1 and form2 in my web page(html page) and each of the form submits its values to seperate asp pages.Now after the asp pages process the values i have to comeback top this webpage.

So i use response.redirect and sometimes server.transfer from the asp page to come back the html page.and my question is how do

i avoid the page from being refreshed. i mean my webpage has some pictures(say pic1) in them and they all belong to form1 and they get changed when the user changes it to say pic2.

But now its refreshed becos form2 was submitted and comes back to the html page then my form1 has picture1 while i want it to have picture2..

Do i have to use of ispostback or some propery like that to make the page understand that it has to kind of maintain its state.

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Re: How Do I Avoid Refresh

Jeremy Falcon16-Jul-02 9:51

Jeremy Falcon

16-Jul-02 9:51

You can't avoid a refresh in code. I've used soem trickery in frames to have the browser look like it's not refreshing, but this is a request sent by the browser to the web server and not your page.

In short, you'll have to save the state.

Jeremy Falcon
Imputek

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