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I have tried with using RegisterStartupScript("myUniqueKey1", script) method, what ever you have written but the alert message is not coming.It is only coming after refreshing the page(reloading the page).
but I want to display the message before refreshing the page.
I have tried with adding submit method in javascript ,but it is not working.
can you suggest something?
thanks
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It matters where you do this. An older implementation of our application web site used to do this and I can assure you it works.
If you add the startup script in your button.Click event handler (or after the appropriate logic in Page_Load) it can work, but you have to write the javascript right. If you right it as a function, something has to call that function. Otherwise, whichout a function "wrapper", the script is executed when it is encountered. Judging by your previous example, you put such code in a function and expected a client-side event on a button or something to fire it. You don't want to do that. If nothing else, at least make the onload event of the BODY call your function, but this would require that you either parse the HTML yourself (very bad!) or make the body a server control (but that's bad too, so just don't put such code in a method).
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thanks a lot.
now it is working fine.Only thing is that when ever I am trying to use the back button of browser it is showing the alert message .which I don't want.
what I think is while using the back button we are reloading the page so the alert message is coming.
can you suggest something to help me out?
thanks.
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Hi,
I m a web developer and i m creating a informational portal.
Potal displays the information/product according to 3-4 criterioa selected
by the user from the database.
My database is MYSQL. And You can consider me as intermediate level PHP developer.
Visitors of my sites are approx. 25,000 per day and they might give 4-5 queries or max. 10 queries per day.
I have decided to make the front end in the PHP and decided to display
result pages from queries depending on user's criteria like price wise, category wise etc.
One of my colleague is suggesting is to change the design.
He wanted me to make on the fly html pages first time any query selected so that that page will be stored in the server and for that particular file
next time it will be taken from the server and need not make query in database. We will have to update the all the pahes when some items has been
updated/deleted/modified.(Right now update is not so frequent.)
But I couldn't diagest the solution.
1)It adds programming complexity.
2)I don't know about how much day i have to spend thinking/proper designing it
3)The new solution only helps database handle less query but According to me
our traffic and query lot is not that much.
4) Current solution works fine for now.
Can GURUS can help me out what should I do?
Thankx in Advance
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I have to agree with you.
Point 1 is absolutely true and could lead to more things begin broken/breakable
however,
If data is rarely changing, then there is and would be a significat advantage to "caching" the outpout in the form of a generated html file. And from a programming aspect, supposing there is only one place that an insert/update/delete action happens, then there is only one place that you need to add some code to re-generate the html files. In this situation, there shouldnt be much of a problem. If I/U/D happens in many places, that is a different issue.
What about using XML as your data source? seems to me that that may solve both problems.
But, another thing to consider is, who is this person and does his opinion outweight yours? Are you wrong in any way and/or does he have any valid points to make?
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Sage,
Thanks for the prompt response.
I was also thinking to looking at the XML solution when I will be equiped with the team.
The person is my collegues and we were discussing healthy for the
sake of website.
I m sure your opinion will be useful in my decision.
Thanks again.
Coolvcguy
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Trying to cerate one of those HTML menues for a site - the kind that has drop-down items-submenues. Those submenues should be in absolute position but next to existing <td> or something, right? But how to figure out the position of that <td> ?
I mean all those - style.top, style.left, height, width, style.height, style.width are blank.
Those other ones - pixeltop, ... are zeros? Is there any place where a control has it's coordinates?
Help! 
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Try currentStyle.
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I've got a problem with a form in ASP. The first page accepts two picture files and 3 text fields, and the next page is supposed to save them into an Access database. The pictures save fine, but as soon as I try and use a Request.Form() on the text fields I get an HTTP500 error. Here are the pages:
add_record.asp:
<form method="post" action="write_record.asp" enctype="multipart/form-data"><br />
thumb: <input type="file" name="thumbfield"><br><br />
picture: <input name="picturefield" type="file"><br><br />
make: <input name="makefield" type="text"><br><br />
price: <input name="pricefield" type="text"<>br><br />
description:<br><br />
<textarea name="descriptionfield" cols="50" rows="10"></textarea><br><br />
<input type="submit" name="submit" value="submit"><br />
</form>
write_record.asp:
<% <br />
Set theForm = Server.CreateObject("ABCUpload4.XForm")<br />
Set theField = theForm("picturefield")(1)<br />
<br />
If theField.FileExists and theField.ImageType <> 0 Then<br />
Set cn = Server.CreateObject("ADODB.Connection")<br />
theConn = "dsn=vos;"<br />
cn.Open theConn<br />
Set rs = Server.CreateObject("ADODB.Recordset")<br />
rs.Open "occasions", cn, 1, 3<br />
rs.AddNew<br />
rs("picture").Value = theField.Data<br />
Set theField = theForm("thumbfield")(1)<br />
If theField.FileExists and theField.ImageType <> 0 Then<br />
rs("thumb").Value = theField.Data<br />
end if<br />
<br />
'rs("make").Value = Request.Form("makefield") 'this causes it to die<br />
<br />
rs.Update<br />
rs.Close<br />
cn.Close<br />
End If <br />
<br />
%>
Any help will be appreciated.
Paul 
modified 18-Jul-18 11:59am.
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When uploading anything in traditional ASP and using an upload component, you cannot use Request.Form. When you set the enctype attribute on your form tag to "multipart/form-data", the HTTP headers change from what traditionally is sent. The upload component's job is to then process the header for you and give you access to all the form items through it.
Therefore, if you change the following line:
'rs("make").Value = Request.Form("makefield") 'this causes it to die
to
'assuming this is correct... It may be w/o an index. Don't know the component
rs("make").Value = theForm("makefield")(1)
That should help.
Steve
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Ok, i think i'm the only person in the world who cant get this to work.
I've got an html page:
<html>
<body>
<TABLE BORDER="1" CELLSPACING="0"
BACKGROUND="border1.gif">
<tr><td>
this is text
</td</tr>
</body>
</html>
I cant get my image to show up as the background for the table. it doesnt show up at all. if i do it works great.
i'm stuck, i have been for an hour...grr.
*.*
cin >> knowledge;
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Maybe it's because the <table> tag isn't closed, or the </td should really be a </td>?
- Mike
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See this example and change image path for background parameter...
Cheers
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Hi ,
I have tried it out its working fine for me .
You can try with out using caps.
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Would anyone happen to know if it's possible to add a custom flag to IIS smtp logs, and if so how would you go about doing this. I support/develope an automated email program and have moved from using OUTLOOK 2000 as a client and am now using CDO to bypass outlook. needless to say, I no longer have outlook's gui to have some sort of per email tracking. I'm hoping to pass iis some sort of email id so I can connect iis' smtp log with my email archive.
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Hello,
I am working with a few frames. When I push a button in one frame I would like to refresh another frame. I have the following code:
function Refresh()
{
parent.frames[2].location.reload();
}
When I run this code I get a message that the page could not be refreshed. But the following code does work (DTree.aspx is usually the page already in the frame):
function Refresh()
{
parent.frames[2].location = "DTree.aspx";
}
Any idea why the reload() function is not working?
Thanks for you help,
RC
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try this out.
<script language='javascript'>
function Refresh() {
parent.frames[2].location = parent.frames[2].location ;
}
</script>
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It worked! Thanks for your help!!
RC
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How does your browser know when you are no longer busy with the current website. Lets say you are browsing www.abc.com, and then you go to another site called www.def.com. The reason why i ask is because I want all variables created, server variables to be destroyed when a user goes to a new website, one different than the current one. If possible, please supply some code.
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Brendan Vogt wrote:
How does your browser know when you are no longer busy with the current website.
You don't. Really. HTTP is stateless; you have no concrete way of knowing when the user is done browsing your website. Even things like Flash objects or Java applets that try to send a dying gasp to the server are unreliable since the user's browser can crash, the object can be destroyed before it has a chance to communicate, the user's phone line is unplugged, etc.
To handle resource cleanup, you can set a time limit on how long the resources can be active. Occasionally run through the active resources and clean up old resources.
- Mike
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Below I gave some server sided validation. This validates if the username and password is correct. If they are correct, it redirects the user to a new page. Could someone please check if my way is a good way of checking. Any modifications will be appreciated.
If boolIsPost Then
' Get username and password
strUserName = Request.Form("username")
strPassword = Request.Form("password")
'-----------------------------------------------------------------
' Validate login details
'-----------------------------------------------------------------
' Check username
If Len(strUsername) < 4 or Len(strUserName) > 20 Then
strErrorTitle = "Invalid Username!"
strError = "Please enter the required field."
boolHasError = True
' Check password
ElseIf Len(strPassword) < 4 or Len(strPassword) > 20 Then
strErrorTitle = "Invalid Password!"
strError = "Please enter the required field."
boolHasError = True
'-----------------------------------------------------------------
' If all is ok
'-----------------------------------------------------------------
Else
Set objRs = Server.CreateObject("ADODB.Recordset")
strSQL = "SELECT User_Username, User_Password FROM tblUser WHERE
User_Username = '" & strUserName & "';"
objRs.Open strSQL, objConn, 0, 2
If objRs.EOF Then
strErrorTitle = "Username does not exist!"
strError = "Please enter the correct username."
boolHasError = True
ElseIf strPassword = objRs("User_Password") Then
' Username and password is valid
Response.Write "Username and password exists!!!"
Response.Redirect "project.asp"
Else
' Password is invalid
strErrorTitle = "Password is invalid!"
strError = "Please enter the correct password!"
boolHasError = True
End If
' Close and release all resources
objRs.Close
Set objRs = Nothing
End If
I await your reply.
Brendan Vogt
brcvogt@yahoo.com
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After a quick look, your code seems vulnerable to SQL injection through the username field. You should check first that it contains only characters allowed in usernames (letters and numbers).
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Please explain a bit more please. I intend on using the e-mail as a username, or would you suggest otherwise? If possible, can you maybe supply some sample code please? If possible, may I send you this page and then you update it accordingly? Your help will be appreciated. You can mail me on brcvogt@yahoo.com then I will reply.
Thanks
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Functionally it looks OK, but you have a number of potential security problems.
Firstly, you're storing your passwords in plain text in the database, which allows an attacker who can inspect your database to impersonate any user. It's typically better to use some form of hashing in order to prevent a direct attack. Look at the CAPICOM API for use of cryptographic hashing functions.
Your maximum limit on passwords seems quite short, and your minimum limit is very short. There are ways of computing the effective bit length of a password, which suggest that a 20 character password can only be considered equivalent to a 128-bit symmetric encryption key if the password includes both upper and lower case letters, digits and punctuation marks.
Your use of string concatenation to build a SQL string is very weak and could subject you to SQL injection attacks. For example, if an attacker typed
' DROP tblUser -- your strSQL would end up as
SELECT User_Username, User_Password FROM tblUser WHERE
User_Username = '' DROP tblUser --'; The comment operator -- prevents the trailing quote mark from causing a syntax error. This would then cause a denial of service to all valid users. You should not trust user data in this way - any user data. It is generally better to use regular expressions to define the set of characters allowed in inputs.
You can mitigate the problem by using an ADO Command object with a collection of parameters, which will cause ADO and the database engine to perform any quoting necessary.
Finally, and I'll admit this one is a bit contentious, you may be giving too much information away in case of failure - you inform the user whether the username or the password was incorrect. This allows an attacker to narrow the problem set - first he has to find the username, then the password. If you don't indicate which is incorrect, the attacker has to generate all possible passwords for all possible usernames, or use some kind of social engineering to discover one or both.
If you decide to do this, you might decide to get the database to perform all the comparisons:
SELECT User_Username FROM tblUser WHERE User_Username = ? AND User_Password = ? where the ? represent parameters.
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