asp-classic

I've been looking around how to call a stored procedure from classic asp and pass a parameter into it below is my stored procedure which works fine CREATE PROCEDURE Paging_Movies @alphaChar char(1) AS if @alphaChar = '#' select * from Movies where movies like '[^a-z]%' else select * from Movies where movies like @alphaChar + '%' and my vbscript code so far - Set objCon = CreateObject("ADODB.Connection") Set objRS = CreateObject("ADODB.Recordset") set objComm = CreateObject("ADODB.Command") objCon.Open "Provider=SQLOLEDB.1;Password=xxxx;Persist Security Info=True;User ID=xxxx;Initial Catalog

hi guys how will i be able to change "spaces" on records being returned by a recordset. for example I have this code that will return a value of "John Doe": <td width="30%"><%=rsTmp("Name")%></font></td> What I would like to do is to change the space between the words into:   so that when my page got congested the name "John Doe" will still be in a straight line and will not be separated. Thanks in advance! In Classic ASP you will need to code the following: <%= Replace(rsTmp("Name")," "," ") %> Which is the same as <% Response.Write ( Replace(rsTmp("Name")," "," ") ) %> Actually, I would

On a few of the Classic ASP websites I manage for the last few days I have been getting some error notifications (with no error number) that always show an error on a line number where a cookie value is being requested. Looking at the request for each of these errors, they all have unusual cookies, and look like some sort of hack attempt. The lines that are indicated as causing the error are all like this: strCookieCart = Request.Cookies("cart") Here's a couple of samples of the cookies being sent (truncated)... Note the =true (no name, just a value). HTTP_COOKIE:=true; yuv=u97Yoe-o0UWp7ho

I'd like to implement something like stackoverflow's login system in classic asp... is it possible? thanks in advance... DotNetOpenAuth supports OpenID on classic ASP. They've got a sample classic ASP login page as well. 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/948681/how-to-implement-openid-support-with-classic-asp

I have the following code in C#: DateTime dt = GetDateTime(); string formatted = dt.ToString("yyyyMMddTHHmmsszz"); which returns a date in the following format: 20100806T112917+01 I would like to be able to get the same results in VBScript (for a legacy ASP application). It is especially important that I get the UTC offset information, or have the time converted to UTC. How do I do that? For date formatting, I like using the .NET StringBuilder class from VBScript: Option Explicit Dim sb : Set sb = CreateObject("System.Text.StringBuilder") sb.AppendFormat "{0:yyyyMMddTHHmmsszz}", Now() Response

I am using ASP Classic and SQL Server 2000 to create dynamic websites. I am a bit confused about when to use a recordset object and when to use a command object when querying the database. I was told that if the stored procedure would be returning records from a SELCT statement then I should use a recordset, however if I am up updating or inserting then I should use a command object and pass all data as parameters to the stored procedure. When using a recordset I often pass any required data like so: rs.Source = "spTest " & id I alway validate the data that I am passing to make sure it is what

We are upgrading a web-based software from Windows XP with Internet Explorer 6 to Windows 7 with Internet Explorer 9. Furthermore, a webbrowser object is used inside a WPF application. We now have a strange behavior, when opening a window with a url (with an instruction like window.open(url)), the ASP session is "lost" and the new window works with a new from scratch session. I solved this issue by avoiding useless windows opening and instead, I modify the location of the current window. But I would like to understand why this behavior ! Do you have any clue ? Thank you. This could be cause by

In ASP an uninitialized Session variable Is Empty. I know that the correct way to check for a Session value, and remove a value, is the following: IF NOT IsEmpty(Session("myVar")) THEN ' Go ahead and use Session("myVar") ... ' Now if we're all done with myVar then remove it: Session.Contents.Remove("myVar") END IF I've inherited a codebase where Application and Session variables are typically set = "" after use, and all tests for a value are of the form (Sessions("myVar") = "") . This test appears to work when the Session variable has not been declared ... or maybe it's just working by dumb