Thanks for the guidance, Burt. It has since worked, I guess the 2811 was re-encapsulating the H.225 and H.323 data in such a way that it couldn't be used on the other side. It had been wrapping in the internal IP address instead of the NAT address and my director of IT found the syntax to tell...
Hi everyone! Really hoping someone can provide some insight on this difficulty we're having. We video conference between offices with no difficulty using a Polycom VSX 5000, but can't get it working with another Polycom outside our network.
Our system is behind a Cisco 2811. We've given it a...
I think the point of one-way encryption is that you can't and don't decrypt the password. How do you validate it then? My guess is that you take the string entered for the password when a user attempts to login, run it through the same encryption method and then check it against the similarly...
I've seen a number of obfuscators out there but never really read up on them.
I also have no problem viewing the page source of my Yahoo Mail pages in FireFox 1.5.0.9
Very happy to help! JS is to me something that resides on the client-side (sort of the same level as html), whereas asp is processed server-side. So sticking the asp <%%> tags into a javascript function in such a way leaves that function fully formed once the page is finished being generated...
Your problem comes from trying to use an asp session variable as a javascript variable. You need to assign session("programid") to a javascript variable, something like this should do:
function MaxLengthChecker(e) {
// max length field checker
var jsprogramid = <%=session("programid")%>...
Not at a lot of experience here, but I hate to see a question go unanswered. Securing the directories is one thing, but I think the lock that you're talking about might originate from the the actual SSL certificate that is active for the area. If I were you I would start researching SSL...
Duly noted, thank you kaht! I'm a most avid Firefox user, but admittedly only use the js console when I'm completely stumped on a js error, so I probably just don't notice those warnings. I'm dedicated to making my code as versatile and efficient as possible, thanks for the details :D
Why do you need two scripts if they're doing essentially the same thing?
My first guess on the second one is that the ProgramFiles variable is being filled with the path but then when you concatenate the File1 path you're adding a backslash that might already be there. Try writing out the...
Great suggestions kaht! I even go a step further to tidy up form processing code by passing the form into the checking function:
<form name="HRSurvey" method="post" onSubmit="return CheckRequiredFields(this)" action="xt_email.asp">
Which allows the function to operate this way:
function...
Hi all! I love this thread and have been keeping an eye on it, and I just ran into a free php/mysql hosting site that I had to share. It looked "too good to be true" but I've successfully registered for a free account and I'm very impressed with the performance of the site and control panel...
It looks like you're pretty close, I've written some VBScripts and VB.NET apps similar to this. Inside your For Each File in Files loop you can access the full filename using File.Name
You'll probably want a condition such as
If File.Name = "Excel.exe" Then...
Since the command...
It doesn't need to be in the loop. What the For loop I wrote does is concatenate all of the image paths that aren't null/blank into a string, with the paths separated by commas. The line:
aImages = Split(x_photos,",")
Splits the string x_photos into an array. Every element in the string...
Interesting problem, there are quite a few ways to approach it. Here's my favorite for a first try:
photosql = "SELECT stockid, photo1, photo2, photo3 "_
& "FROM stock "_
& "WHERE stockid = 1"
Set rsphoto = Server.CreateObject("ADODB.Recordset")
rsphoto.Open photosql, conn
x_photos = ""
c=0...
Looks like both errors are occurring because JavaScript requires a semicolon at the end of every line of code. This results in nNews not being defined and in an expected ';'
At least I hope it's that simple :)
Well strQuerystr is the whole querystring, and it looks like in your code there you're going item-by-item. I think that skeyWord is the actual field name, which I'm pretty sure is the same as the value in aKeyValue(0), also known as aKeyValue(LBound(aKeyValue)). Does that sound right?
I've not had any trouble using network paths with VBS. You could try using the explicit IP address for server1 instead of the friendly name. Also you could try putting quotes in around the folder names that have spaces:
db = "\\server1\""ab-c Production 081706""\Core_Database\""Reporting...
So you're trying to take everything in Request.Form and construct a querystring out of it?
Dim strQuerystr, j
strQuerystr = ""
j = 0
For Each elem in Request.Form
If j>0 Then strQuerystr = strQuerystr & "&" End If
strQuerystr = strQuerystr & elem & "=" & Request.Form(elem)
j = j+1
Next...
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