asp-classic

I have run the following script for increase the file size for upload E:\inetpub\adminscripts cscript adsutil.vbs set w3svc/ASPMaxRequestEntityAllowed size After running the command.I am getting this error... Request object error 'ASP 0104 : 80004005' Operation not Allowed /ewqms370/common/indexintermediate.asp, line 63 ...for this code here: strUserName=Replace(Request.Form("txtUserName"),"'","''") Can anyone see something wrong??? Jakkwylde What value did you se the AspMaxRequestEntityAllowed property to? Remember that this should be specified in bytes so you may want to double check this.

As part of our database revision control (and auto-installation) procedures we need to be able run sqlcmd.exe on various .sql files from within an ASP page. The code I'm using to do this is: Dim cmd : cmd = "sqlcmd -S " & DATABASE_SERVER & " -U " & DATABASE_UID & " -P " & DATABASE_PWD & " -d " & DATABASE_NAME & " -i """ & scriptPath & """ -b" Dim wshShell : Set wshShell = Server.CreateObject("WScript.Shell") Dim return : return = wshShell.Run(cmd, 0, True) I have the code working on my development machine (running XP) but now that I've deployed it to our Windows 2003 server it's having

has anyone experience with passing a parameter to a function called with getref ? Following code is just an example, doens't work, how to pass the parameter to the mySub sub? <button id="myBtn">Click me</button> <script type="text/vbscript"> document.getElementById("myBtn").onclick=GetRef("mySub") Sub mySub(parameter) alert(parameter) End Sub </script> First look at this article about event handling (anybody knows a better reference?) to get the context for: The code provided in the onclick attribute will be called when the user clicks on the text enclosed in the span. This mechanism is great

Before beginning this question, I should point out that my knowledge of ASP.NET & C# is pretty much nil. I'm in the process of trying to integrate the ASP.NET version of CKFinder v3 into a site built in a different language and all is going well so far; I have everything setup as I want it and it's working when I grant unrestricted access to CKF but I'm stuck at the point now of trying to restrict access to it by authenticating only certain members of my site to use it. All the pages that CKFinder appears on on my site are only accessible by those certain members but I need an extra level of

I have recently inherited a website written in Classic ASP, and am currently trying to get a sense of the state of things. The website is working in production, however the development environment (hosting on a Windows Server 2003 box) produces an HTTP 500 error when you try to navigate to it. I realize that HTTP 500 errors just mean that an unexpected server error occurred, and that this also is more than likely the ASP code crashing for one reason or another. I have tried numerous browsers (IE, Firefox, and Chrome) but they all have the same amount of information. Being primiarly an ASP.NET

We're in the process of redesigning the customer-facing section of our site in .NET 3.5. It's been going well so far, we're using the same workflow and stored procedures, for the most part, the biggest changes are the UI, the ORM (from dictionaries to LINQ), and obviously the language. Most of the pages to this point have been trivial, but now we're working on the heaviest workflow pages. The main page of our offer acceptance section is 1500 lines, about 90% of that is ASP, with probably another 1000 lines in function calls to includes. I think the 1500 lines is a bit deceiving too since we're

I'm trying to get my page listing function working in ASP with an Access database, but I don't know the alternative to LIMIT in Microsoft SQL. I have tried TOP but this doesn't seem to be working. Here is the statement am using with MySQL: SELECT * FROM customers ORDER BY customerName DESC LIMIT 0, 5 How can I convert this to work with Access Database? According to ms-access view: SELECT TOP(5) * FROM customers ORDER BY customerName; will fetch an error "The SELECT statement includes a reserved word", the correct syntax is: SELECT TOP 5 * FROM customers ORDER BY customerName; (note the