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Are you aware that you have absolutely no privacy when using Google mail?

This forum is for Classic ASP.

Most likely a problem with the file path... or the routine itself will never work. While a lot people use DLLs to process ASP uploads, it can be done using pure ASP, but the routines are much more complex than what your script suggests.

The graphics to use will be the same as for HTML.

I have a database which stores some fields as encrypted data. The reason for this is because if the database is accessed from the server then server staff cannot get a list of names and email addresses. But the problem is that when I retrieve a list of my users …

This forum is for Classic ASP, please post in the .NET section

I have recently developed a similar solution which is quite sophisticated and does what you will be planning plus more. Sorry that I cannot give you the link because that will get me banned for several months... such is the penalty for trying to help anyone by providing links, but …

[QUOTE=MayaPawar;1612879]i have one html page. i have created one asp file that display data from database also i have created html file which contains all design of web page. when i combine this two . it displays table from database but images are not displayed . [/QUOTE] Firstly, your database …

IIS is not installed on the Basic version, but on higher versions it can be "enabled" simply by "Add/remove Windows components".

It's not possible unless George also has 10,000. Maybe he got a loan from Fred?

Assuming that you are using IIS to create/manage the domains, are both [B]enabled[/B] for ASP and SQL?

I think that you may mean XP Pro as XP Home doesn't support PWS normally. But if you have IIS running already, you may need to enable ASP in the site/server properties. Also add a VB statement to the first line... [CODE]<%@LANGUAGE="VBSCRIPT"%>[/CODE] For a personal web server (PWS), [url]http://localhost[/url] works …

Delete it.

This forum is for Classic ASP and your code is obviously for ASP.Net.

Please post ASP.Net problems where they belong. We like Classic ASP here.

First check that that your mail server doesn't send everyone 2 emails anyway. I have a few clients that when they send an email, their server or mail program sends 2 of the same mail... every time. So make sure that is not happening first.

At what stage is the PDF created? Wouldn't it be better to complete the construction of the invoice data and then send to PDF?

Please post in the ASP.Net forum

The error report may be concerned about the lack of filtering on the data accepted in your request fields... there is currently no filtering which leaves you open for a SQL Attack which can either crash your database/site or be used to throw up information that can further help a …

Please try posting in the .NET forums. This section is for Classic ASP.

Why would you want to use JSON and why would you want to involve ASP in something that ASP already does so well on its own?

Sorry, but this forum is for Classic ASP and not Java.

You may have to enable it in IIS Admin

It won't work here either because this forum is for Classic ASP and not ASP.Net

Same way that you do for html.

[CODE] If isNull(mem09) Then mem09 = pyrstartmem & "*" End If <tr align="center"> <td class="td3" ><%=(church)%></td> <td class="td3"><%=(mem09)%></td> <td class="td3"><%=(mem10)%></td> </tr>[/CODE]

Version update notices are usually maintained by polling an online record of the current version number. So now you have 2 methods to notify users: - pop a window from within the application - send an update invitation by email Some installer makers include the option of using their ready …

For a timed delay it's best to use JavaScript. But if you want to return to the submission form, why leave it in the first place, when you can submit to the same form and display the results that it reads from its own request fields... or retrieve the results …

"I have other pages that use layers and they work fine in IE and Mozilla with the above code." I'll bet there is a difference that you haven't noticed, and my first guess will be this line... [CODE]<html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml">[/CODE] And unless you have specific need for XML support, I would …

The simplest way will be to use an iFrame for the menu, otherwise you will be mixing a JavaScript and ASP cocktail that probably won't provide the flexibility that you want.

Try posting this in the ASP.Net forum

ASP.Net lives elewhere... in a different forum.

Sounds like .Net and not an ASP issue

Gridview is an ASP.Net class/control. Try posting your problem in the ASP.Net forum... including some of your code to get them going.

I almost never limit the data type by setting it to anything but text... because it saves lots of time trying to debug little issues like the one you have here. Sure, defining data types my be a norm, but after writing some applications in pure ASP that required 6,000 …

I think that you need to stick to common fonts because you can't find out what fonts they may have installed, and if you could then you might have a list of too many fonts, some of which may not display on a web page. For example, on my computer …

Best to post your code if you want us to look for errors.

Should work as is but try... [CODE]Response.Redirect("newsitem.asp?id=" & news_item)[/CODE]

Does the textarea support rich text, or is it the standard textarea. If it's rich text then you may be getting MSWord font formatting which isn't noticed until checking in code view. If it's a standard text area then some characters like apostrophes and other punctuation marks can be non …

That error usually means a permissions problem, and that the Access database needs to have read/write permissions set for Everyone.

Without seeing the code used it's difficult to know whether you are uploading the image separately or as you submit the whole form. If submitting the image with the other form fields, and staying on the same page to provide a preview, then yes the form will need to refresh, …

Firstly, "aspmail.asp: is not ASP.Net Your form calls "Persits.MailSender". Check to see if your web host provides that specific service. Otherwise you may want to create a form that uses the CDOSYS already available on Windows Servers. [URL="http://www.daniweb.com/forums/thread335862.html"]Send mail using CDOSYS[/URL]

Did you try using Internet search?

They are separate cookies so an additional cookie shouldn't break anything, or affect a cookie that has just been written.

CDOSYS or CDONTS? For CDOSYS try: [CODE] Set ObjSendMail = CreateObject("CDO.Message") ObjSendMail.Configuration.Fields.Item ("http://schemas.microsoft.com/cdo/configuration/sendusing") = 2 'Send using SMTP ObjSendMail.Configuration.Fields.Item ("http://schemas.microsoft.com/cdo/configuration/smtpserver") = strMailServer ObjSendMail.Configuration.Fields.Item ("http://schemas.microsoft.com/cdo/configuration/smtpserverport") = 25 ObjSendMail.Configuration.Fields.Item ("http://schemas.microsoft.com/cdo/configuration/smtpusessl") = strHtmlFormat ObjSendMail.Configuration.Fields.Item ("http://schemas.microsoft.com/cdo/configuration/smtpconnectiontimeout") = 60 ObjSendMail.Configuration.Fields.Update ObjSendMail.To = strToEmail ObjSendMail.Subject = strSubject ObjSendMail.From = strFromEmail ObjSendMail.TextBody = strMessage ObjSendMail.Send Set ObjSendMail …

Are you writing the cookie on one page and then reading that same cookie on the next page? If so, you should have no problems with any browser.

You were almost right the first time... [CODE]<IMG SRC = "Images/<%= Recordset1.Fields.Item("Image").Value %>">[/CODE] or... [CODE] strImage = Recordset1.Fields.Item("Image").Value response.write"<IMG SRC=""Images/" & strImage & """>"[/CODE]

You need to post your code if you want help with it.

PHP and ASP are two distinctly different programming languages that will not run on the same web page at all.

Has anyone considered DNS hijack? As I mentioned earlier I had the same symptoms and resolved the issue by changing DNS servers at the router.