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I am editing other people's code, written in server-side JS for ASP, and have run into a problem that probably has a very simple solution. I'm outputting some code from a URL param like this: <%=Request.QueryString("param")%> The problem is that if the param doesn't exist, I need to do something else. So I tried: <% var param = Request.QueryString("param"); if (!param) { param = "Some Default Value"; } %> <%=param%> The problem is that the if never seems to evaluate to true , even when the URL param is missing. I'm guessing that the !image condition doesn't work here. What should my test

I've written code in C# to summarize values of InvoiceTable and move those summarized values to to GroupTable in Abbyy FlexiCapture. The Software is comparatively new and does not show any error when I run it. There are two sets of code to be written: In TechField. In EventHandlers. InvoiceTable consists of: TariffNumber ShipQty Amount COO GroupTable consists of: HSCode Qty Amt CountryOO EventHandlers code is as follows (C#): if (ChangedStates.Has(7)) { int currentRow = 0; int i; for (i = 0; i < Document.Field("Invoice2\\InvoiceTable").Items.Count; i++) { if (Document.Field("Invoice2\

How can I hide an Excel tab programmatically through Javascript. ExcelSheetName.Visible=False doesn't seem to work. I've googled a lot but yet not received the right solution. How to do that ? To hide an Excel sheet, set the Visible property of the corresponding Worksheet object to 0 or false . For example, if you have an Excel file with two sheets named Sheet1 and Sheet2 , the following code will open this file with the Sheet1 hidden: var objExcel = new ActiveXObject("Excel.Application"); objExcel.Visible = true; objExcel.Workbooks.Open("C:\\Book1.xlsx"); objExcel.ActiveWorkbook.Sheets(

There are many reasons to want to split file into chunks - mainly for network transfer (e.g. e-mail attachments) but I'm sure there are scenarios that could require such thing I cannot imagine. So how can a file be split into chunks that can be easily assembled back to original file (including non-windows systems) ? What are possibilities: MAKECAB - the built-in Windows archiver - it can compress file and split it , but will be difficult to assemble the file on non-Windows machine. WSH/Jscript/VBscript - binary files can be easy processed with ADODB Streams.And according to me JScript is

Currently I have to deal with the legacy system written in VB. I'm not good with VB and ASP, so I decided that new code for this system will be written in JScript. However, there is some problem with interoperability between the two languages: namely, when I'm trying to call some function declared in <script language="vbscript"> tag, it fails with a " Object expected " error (if the page language is VBScript), and vice versa. Namely, the following code: inc.asp <script language="vbscript" runat="server"> Sub VBTestFunction(Message) Response.Write "VBTestFunction: " & Message End Sub </script>

If I have the following script (that just prints the first argument to the console): @if (@X)==(@Y) @end /* JScript comment @echo off cscript //E:JScript //nologo "%~f0" %* exit /b %errorlevel% @if (@X)==(@Y) @end JScript comment */ WScript.Echo(WScript.Arguments.Item(0)); And I try something like C:\>test.bat "//test" I get the following error Input Error: Unknown option "//test" specified. Despite the quotes.It is taken as an option to the the windows script host. How can pass an argument that starts with // . Named arguments? cscript //E:JScript //nologo "%~f0" // %* Pass a double slash to