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A couple things come to mind:
1) You could cookie them when they first get the form. Stick the server time and date into a cookie, then when they submit the form you can check cookie, compare it to the current time on the server and take any actions you need.
2) Use a database to record time / date of the user's first visit, then when they try to submit the form, check how much time has passed.
I'd go with option 2) I think, since it's not dependent on the browser accepting your cookie. Unfortunately you will need to identify the person filling out the form before you send it to them the first time.
Best,
Bill
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In ASP I use querystring or forms to pass variables form one page to another.
What is changed with ASP.NET?? Are there any smart method to pass variables to other pages??
Tanks.
e.
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Whenever I try to access a file by URL, for instance, like this:
$size = GetImageSize ("http://www.php.net/gifs/logo.gif");
or with a fopen() command, I always get this error:
Warning: php_hostconnect: connect failed in openurl.php on line X
Warning: fopen("http://www.binaryuprising.com/index.htm","r") - Bad file descriptor in myscript.php on line X
What gives? If I look at the php options on the server, it says:
allow_url_fopen = 1
That would seem to me to mean than opening of remote files is enabled. Any ideas?
~Cam Desautels (BinaryUprising.com)
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Hai,
I have installed the .NET framework redistributable on a
machine. And I installed my ASP.NET web application that I
created. When I ran the application none of the ASP.NET
controls appeared. Can you tell me what I am missing?
I also found that in my development machine there is an
ASPNET user account created. This is not created in the
machine that I am testing (in which I only installed .NET
framework redist!!).
My project beta demo is broken because of this. Any quick help will be greatly appreciated. 
omkamal
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I have the same problem and also would like some help to why
none of my web form control appear?
note,. that the HTML controls do work and are visible,.. but
using web form controls ... well I just can't see them
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Atleast this is what I found what!!! which solved the problem, but I am not sure whether this is the exact solution.
There must be an ASP.NET Server Service running on the machine in which you are viewing your website. This service runs under ASPNET user account. So two things,
1. Check whether ASPNET user account is created on your machine.
2. Then check whether the ASP.NET Server Service is installed. This is the aspnet_wp.exe file.
If none of these is fulfilled, then uninstall .NET redist, run windows update for latest security(see the requirements link in the .NET redist download page in microsoft website) and run updates for IIS.
Then install redist again. This is how I solved it. Any other suggestions/comments?
omkamal
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ASP.NET Server Service running,.. what exactly is that,.. I have installed the iis and it is running fine,.. I can see normal asp webpages. but not with any web form controls on them.
what is a ASPNET user account?
I have tried looking for aspnet_wp.exe and couldn't find it.
plz note: I'm running this on an Windows XP
how do I reinstall the redist,.. I just installed the microsoft developer studio .net stuff,.. nothing more nothing less.
Peter
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Peter Marino wrote:
ASP.NET Server Service running,.. what exactly is that
This service is used to manage state information while running asp.net web apps. Not clear though, about the exact details of this service.
Peter Marino wrote:
what is a ASPNET user account?
this account is used by your browser to run ASP.NET apps, again I dont know the exact definition.
Also, as I am using Win2K, I found the aspnet_wp.exe running in my machine and if I kill it, then my asp.net controls will not appear. I think that should also be existing in a Windows XP machine.
Peter Marino wrote:
how do I reinstall the redist
Go to add/remove programs and first uninstall the current Redist. (installed if any), and then just reinstall the Redist (either by downloading it from website) or if you have installed VS.NET final version then no need to worry about anything. It should take care of everything.
omkamal
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where do I setup the ASP.NET Server Service?
and where do I create the ASPNET user account?, I
looked in the user account information and didn't find
anything about asp accounts.
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I've been trying to work out how to create a search for a database (say, Excel or Access??) that is achieved through two or more dropdown menus on the webpage. Basically, the visitor is required to make selections from each dropdown menu, and once selections are made they post a search. But how do you allow these various combinations of menu selections pull up the information you're after? An example of a website that achieves this is www.carquote.com.au. I simply cannot work out how to connect up the database with the website, and then in such a way that allows a search of this database (without the user making any alterations to the database).
It would be fantastic to hear from anyone with some ideas! Thank you in anticipation!!!
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Kate wrote:
how to create a search for a database
I am a little . Are you searching for a database? Or Are you querying some values from a database?
I went to the carquote website. I find it simple, that you keep all the car information in different tables. Then from your website dropdown menu selection, once the user clicks the find/search button, you build a query to the database using the selected values. Run the query against the database and display the result that you get back in whatever fashion you wanted to display.
Did I understand your question correctly???
omkamal
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Hey Omkamal!
Sorry if I'm confusing you... it's just that I'm teaching myself how to do a database, so I don't know all the proper terms to use (nor really what I'm doing!!!)!
My problems are:
- working out HOW to connect a web-page to the database
- HOW to write an SQL statement that will operate like Carquotes' multiple dropdown menus
- what sort of database I should be using, and how the user using the web-page will draw its results from this database
- and hence how to get a new web-page of results!
Basically, I'm VERY new to this stuff, and unfortunately I haven't been able to find anything on the internet that might be able to help me out on web databases. If anyone knows of useful web-pages that would be great... or otherwise a more specific answer to my questions would be even greater!!!
CHEERS!
Kate
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I have created a web service on my development machine with a local IIS - it works.
I then created a web application on my development site and that worked - happy campers so far
I deployed the web service to my live IIS and that worked -
I deployed my web application to use the web service but it does not work:-
It throws a web exception when it tries reading data back from the web service,
Can you deploy web apps to other IIS's?
If you can then I have another problem and do you know how to solve it?
The Wudan Master
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Li Mu Bai wrote:
Can you deploy web apps to other IIS's?
Ok, really simple check before I start thinking about this: Is ASP.NET (or the .NET Framework) installed on the IIS server you are deploying your web-app to?
Also, what is the specific error that is occuring when you run your web-app? Then we can help you more
regards,
Paul Watson
Bluegrass
Cape Town, South Africa
"The greatest thing you will ever learn is to love, and be loved in return" - Moulin Rouge
Sonork ID: 100.9903 Stormfront
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Thanks,
I have installed the .NET framework on the remote IIS.
The error received was:
Description: An unhandled exception occurred during the execution of the current web request. Please review the stack trace for more information about the error and where it originated in the code.
Exception Details: System.Net.WebException: The request failed with HTTP status 404: Object Not Found.
Stack Trace:
[WebException: The request failed with HTTP status 404: Object Not Found.]
System.Web.Services.Protocols.SoapHttpClientProtocol.ReadResponse(SoapClientMessage message, WebResponse response, Stream responseStream) +977
System.Web.Services.Protocols.SoapHttpClientProtocol.Invoke(String methodName, Object[] parameters) +238
QueryDatabaseApp.localhost1.InfoService.getNumberOfTests(String serialNumber) +48
QueryDatabaseApp.WebForm1.Page_Load(Object sender, EventArgs e) +78
System.Web.UI.Control.OnLoad(EventArgs e) +67
System.Web.UI.Control.LoadRecursive() +73
System.Web.UI.Page.ProcessRequestMain() +394
I had a thought that the web app was created on the development IIS and had a web reference to it so when I coppied the app it still had the web reference to the development IIS.
I have now created a new web app with a web reference to the service on the remote IIS but it cannot see it???
Am i going the right way here or is there another problem??
Thanks guys
Wudan Master
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i need to use the "alt" parmater in img by reading from db,
but i get only the first word.
<.... alt=<%=r("msg")%>
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Remember to put qoutes around the string.
<.... alt="<%=r("msg")%>"
You should also check if msg contains a ", which should be replaced with " or "
- Morten
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It's working
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I've wasted an entire day on this crap. I created a theme in the _Themes folder, and used the Preview function to see what my default.htm page should look like. It's perfect. But when I apply the theme to the project, or the page, nothing happens! I've searched through all of the InterDev documentation, but there's almost nothing there. This has got to be due to some step I'm not getting. What am I missing?
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Roger Wright wrote:
What am I missing?
Ahem, not a real answer, but what I think you are missing is that Themes are crap and I have no idea why MS put them into Interdev. 
What on God's Green Earth do you want to create your own themes for btw?
regards,
Paul Watson
Bluegrass
Cape Town, South Africa
"The greatest thing you will ever learn is to love, and be loved in return" - Moulin Rouge
Sonork ID: 100.9903 Stormfront
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Paul Watson wrote:
What on God's Green Earth do you want to create your own themes for btw?
The canned ones are too awful to consider.
Paul Watson wrote:
but what I think you are missing is that Themes are crap
Why is that? I saw them and decided that it would be a great way to save some time, while maintaining a consistent look throughout the site. I didn't realize that making them work at all would be far more hassle than doing the whole thing manually!
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Good day!
How knows how to get the browser's window size. And one more - how to dynamicly change size of background picture.
Thank you very much.
Good luck!
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Dimon007 wrote:
How knows how to get the browser's window size
You can use:
window.screen.availHeight
window.screen.availWidth
to get the Windows available height and width.
To change the size of a background picture you have to change the size of it's "container". i.e. If you have set the background image of a TD then you need to change the size of the actual TD.
regards,
Paul Watson
Bluegrass
Cape Town, South Africa
"The greatest thing you will ever learn is to love, and be loved in return" - Moulin Rouge
Sonork ID: 100.9903 Stormfront
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Dimon007 wrote:
How knows how to get the browser's window size.
Sorry, you can't get the size of the window.
What you can get, is the width and height of the clientarea.
document.body.clientWidth
document.body.clientHeight
which will tell you how much space is available to your page.
You can move and resize the window using window.moveTo and window.resizeTo methods (and window.moveBy and window.resizeBy).
And one more - how to dynamicly change size of background picture.
You can't resize background images.
You'll need different images in different resolutions.
- Morten
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