Search results matching tag 'javascript'

fcgiext.dll and Javascript execution

Mike2010 — Mon, 16 Nov 2009 10:27:10 GMT

I have been struggling with configuration issues for several days while migrating my web server from Linux to Windows and would appreciate some help. My Windows development box is Windows XP SP3, IIS 5.1, SQL Server Express 2008, PHP 5.2.11.

Originally for the .PHP application mapping, I incorrectly chose php-cgi.exe. This caused SQL Server connections to take several seconds. Later I discovered that the recommended mapping for .PHP is fcgiext.dll. Once I made this change, all SQL Server connection performance issues disappeared.

However, my web page has javascript that should execute while the page is loading. I found that choosing fcgiext.dll instead of php-cgi.exe causes all javascript to execute after the page loads even if the javascript is in the head section. It makes no difference if the javascript is embedded in the html or in an external file.

Can anyone tell me how to get javascript to execute while the page loads with fcgiext.dll?

Thanks,
Mike

IIS7.0 Java/Freemind Error

Jared Swets — Fri, 12 Jun 2009 19:19:07 GMT

Freemind is a mindmapping application that allows you to output your mindmap as a java "application". Using an html file, a .jar file, and a .mm file (the mindmap file) you are able to display mindmaps in the browser. Using Apache web server, I was easily able to (with a default install) view the mindmap in the browser without any problems.

However, when I switched over to IIS7.0, I was unable to bring the mindmap up. The browser would always pop up with an error saying "Could not open URL <URL pointing to the .mm file>" I am by no means an expert when it comes to IIS 7.0, so I was hoping someone could help me out. I am running IIS 7.0 on Windows Server 2008.

ASP Scripting language 'jscript' is not found on the server Error - after DW CS4 installation

chriscoolin — Tue, 05 May 2009 11:10:24 GMT

I too have similar problem.

I've DW CS3 installed in System with Win XP as OS (IIS 6).

After installing DW CS4 trial version, I'm getting the following
error in my website.

Error Type:

Active Server Pages, ASP 0129 (0x80004005)

The scripting language 'jscript' is not found on the server.
/includes/tNG/tNG.inc.asp, line 195

The website was working fine earlier and the contents in the
live server is working fine.

DW CS4 has disturbed the existing one... Now I uninstalled DW CS4
and reinstalled DW CS3 again.

But the problem persists....

Help me pls..

Weird IE error with AJAX - parseerror - works on IIS 5.1

KasperFP — Wed, 04 Mar 2009 18:27:34 GMT

Dear all,

I've been breaking my brain the last couple of days with this issue, and I've asked several JavaScript / AJAX experts, who all concludes the same as I have. The error must be a server issue.

I have two files: ajax.html and ajax.asp.

http://www.test.orango.nu/dev/ajax.html

This is what happens / should happen:
1. ajax.html posts to ajax.asp, with the query string cmd=a command value.
2. ajax.asp response.writes the query string "cmd"
3. ajax.html alert's the response text

So what does actually happens? No one knows. In ALL other browsers than Internet Explorer (I use v7, haven't tried other versions), it alerts "a command value" (use the link I provided you to see for yourself) - but with Internet Explorer - it doesn't :( it returns an error.

So why do I blame the server? because when I remove the "response.write request("cmd")" line from ajax.asp, so that ajax.asp does nothing, then the ajax.html alerts without anything in the alert pop-up.

Do you have any idea what the frick could be the matter? If I download the two files to my localhost, it works after the intention..

My ajax.asp file looks like this:
<%
Response.ContentType = "text/plain"
Response.AddHeader "Content-Type", "text/plain;charset=UTF-8"
Response.CodePage = 65001
Response.CharSet = "UTF-8"

response.write request("cmd")
%>
and it's encoded in UTF-8 as well

I've tried to change the content-type, the encoding, I've tried to use jQuery and other js-kits and so on and so on, but nothing seems to work with Internet Explorer, so I'm guessing it's an issue with my server, which by the way, is:
Windows Web Server 2008 64 bit
IIS 7.0 running 32-bit compatible mode

All suggestions are welcome, I'm willing to try anything to make this work.

Thanks in advance

Re: IIS 7 - FRAMEWORK 3.5 - Debug fails to see javascript breakpoints (WIN XP Pro)

DomNotDOM — Sat, 07 Feb 2009 05:34:48 GMT

I may have found the answer...

I recently upgraded my IE 8 Beta to the production version IE 8.
When I take some of my initial pages out of the sequence, all is good.
It seems that some of the commands I use to resize and manipulate the browser window
in those initial pages are the source(not forcefully the cause) of the problem.

No errors in compilation, nor any errors in runtime.
ONLY the debugger fails when these pages are in the flow. ???
Worked great on IE 8 Beta... Microsoft ???

...thus I do all my testing without those pages, but instate them once everything debugged!

how to make unreadable by hiding certain letters....getting error..

mathews7 — Wed, 07 Jan 2009 06:02:23 GMT

Page opens like this....
phone:123243453
email:henria@real.com

but aftr clicking that button

I need to display like this..
phone:12324****
email:hen***@******
Error on this line:::

dim textsize=Len(text)
Expected end of statement
Can any1 suggest how to proceed..??

<%
Function getPhone(text)
dim textsize=Len(text)
text = Left(text,5)
For index = 0 to textsize
text &= "*"
Next
return text
End Function

Function getEmail(text)
dim textsize=Len(text)
dim atpos = text.IndexOf("@") - 5
text = Left(text,5)
For index = 0 to textsize
if atpos = index+1 then
text &= "@"
else
text &= "*"
endif
Next
return text
End Function

id = 1
sSql = "SELECT phone,email   FROM nametable WHERE userID = " & id
oRs.Open sSql, oConn
     While not oRs.EOF
       Response.write("<table><tr><form method='post'><td >phone : </td><td>"&getPhone(ors(0))&"</td><td width='10%'align='right'mail :</td><td>"&getEmail(ors(1))&"</td><inputname='submit' type='submit' value='check'></form></tr></table>")

          oRs.MoveNext()
      Wend
%>

how to maintain a status...asp ...

mathews7 — Sat, 03 Jan 2009 11:19:26 GMT

I have two table in db,namely 1.nametable name_id name id 2.statustable aut_id status name_id i loaded a page with name records for single user(which is id from nametable), now i want to maintain a status for the particular name , for that i created a table which is statustable to attain status i created a two buttons ..namely hide,show button... Clear clarity..... on clicking hide... status should be stored as zero in staustable along with that name_id(of nametable) to be stored.. on clicking show...status should be stored as zero in staustable along with that name_id(of nametable) to be stored Do i need two function to attain dis..?plz suggest how can i proceed....! . .

Name :	"&ors(1)&"

") oRs.MoveNext() Wend end if %>

GZip Compression not working on some Javascript files

rstrahl — Sun, 05 Oct 2008 21:43:53 GMT

I've been having problems AGAIN with IIS and compression this time on IIS 7. On both my local dev machine and my live server I'm noticing that only some of my script files are showing up in the GZIP temp directory.

Specifically I'm using a pair of script files that are almost always used in combination but only one of the two is getting compressed apparently.

The scripts are loaded out of a virtual ~/scripts/ and the two files are jQuery.js and ww.jquery.min.js. jQuery.min.js shows up in the compressed folder, ww.jquery.js does not. Both are getting loaded in tandem as static resources typically so the usage pattern should be nearly identical.

I also see the non-min files compressed so both jQuery.js and ww.jquery.js are showing up, but the ww.jquery.min.js does not.

I'm guessing this is some sort of restriction based on the file segments and wonder if somebody could shed any light on why this particular file is not compressing.

Converting from ObjMail to .asp Mail Component

Scoutmasterm — Mon, 15 Sep 2008 12:13:27 GMT

Need help...

I 'inherited' a website with an .asp driven login page. When a password is entered, the asp script checks the login.mdb file for an e-mail match and, if one is found, it generates an e-mail and sends to the address it matched. An incorrect e-mail entry generates the "We're sorry..." response.

I'm being told that the ObjMail component we've used for many years is no longer supported by our host and that I need to now use the asp mail component. I didn't write this particular piece of ObjMail code so am at a loss as to how to make the conversion.to the .asp mail component

Any help offered would be most appreciated

The ObjMail file from the current system...
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------

<%Response.Buffer=TRUE%>
<%
'Here is the connection string
Set conn = server.createobject("adodb.connection")
'This connection uses JET 4. It is the preferred method of connecting to an access database
DSNtemp = "Provider=Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0;Data Source=" & Server.Mappath("../login.mdb")
'If you cant use JET then comment out the line above and uncomment the line below
'DSNtemp="DRIVER={Microsoft Access Driver (*.mdb)};DBQ=" & Server.Mappath("../login.mdb")
conn.Open DSNtemp

'Get information from the lost password form
uid = Request.Form("T1")

SQL = "Select * From users Where uid = '" & uid & "'"
Set RS = Conn.Execute(SQL)

'Check to make sure that the users email exists. If it does, email it to the user
If NOT RS.EOF Then

Dim mytxt
mytxt = "Here is your password: "
Dim ObjMail
Set ObjMail = Server.CreateObject("CDONTS.NewMail")
'If the email address exists then the info is sent here
ObjMail.To = RS("uid")
'The email address below will appear in the from line of the message that is sent to the user
ObjMail.From = "Scoutmaster@aol.com"
ObjMail.Subject = "Lost Password"
'Send the user the lost password
ObjMail.Body = mytxt & vbcrlf&_
RS("pwd")
ObjMail.Send
Set ObjMail = Nothing

x = "Thank you. Your password will be sent to the e-mail address you entered."

Else

'If the entered email addrees does not exist in the database tell the user
x = "We're sorry. The e-mail address you entered is not in our database. Please return to the Home Page and contact the Assistant Scoutmaster for help."

End If
%>

<html>
<head>
<title>Lost Password</title>
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="../../troop_683.css">
</head>

The .asp mail component provided by 1&1 Hosting
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<% @LANGUAGE="VBSCRIPT" CODEPAGE="1252"%>
<html>
<head>
<title></title>
<meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=iso-8859-1">
</head>
<body>

<%
Set Mail = Server.CreateObject("SMTPsvg.Mailer") 'create an Asp mail component.
Mail.FromName   = "1&1 Test"
Mail.FromAddress= Request.Form("email")
Mail.RemoteHost = "mrelay.perfora.net" ' The mail server you have to use with Asp Mail
Mail.AddRecipient "ABCDE Company", "hello@justonedomain.com"
Mail.Subject    = "Website - Info Request"
Mail.BodyText   = Request.Form("info")
if Mail.SendMail then
Response.Write "Your mail has already been sent..."
else
Response.Write "Mail send failure. Error was " & Mail.Response
end if
%>

<body>
<p>Thank You!!<br>
</body>
</html>

URL decoding failure

qmpeople — Tue, 29 Jan 2008 16:05:43 GMT

Hello,
I'm having some problems with decoding urls on IIS6.
When I click on URL UTF-8 encoded, resulting querystring replace any non english chars with question marks. Why? I use UTF-8 encoding in my pages !!!

For example, if you open http://www.qmpeople.com/ you can see a link in the middle of the page http://www.qmpeople.com/tag/%D1%84 containing an UTF-8 char properly encoded . If you click on it, target page shows incorrect querystring "404;http://www.qmpeople.com:80/tag/?"
In fact, unicode char has been replaced with a question mark. Why? I'm becoming crazy because I alredy tried a tons of different solutions.
As you can see I use a 404 custom handler to manage all tags and all pages involved use UTF-8.

Thank you