War, famine, global warming, climate change, disease and so much more.

How will YOU cope?

Every once in while I let people know of this forum, where real people, like you and me,
get together and discuss how to deal with these things as best as we can.

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/misc_survivalism_moderated/

Check it out.

Dana

Hello-

For some reason, at a website that has been trouble free for a couple of
months, multiple ASPSESSIONID's are now being set by IIS for each client
visitor, rather than the one you'd expect.

When you first visit the site and hit a page that sets a session, the
response.write of the HTTP_COOKIE server variable looks like you'd
expect...with just the one IIS-assigned ASPSESSIONID:
HTTP_COOKIE=
ASPSESSIONIDQSADRADT=DJGKPNMACDAJEPGHHKEPFOEB

...but when you add items to your shopping basket(stored in a db, no
persistent cookies being used), then go view your order or continue shopping
and view the response.write again, it's now a string of ASPSESSIONID's like:

HTTP_COOKIE=
ASPSESSIONIDQSADRADT=DJGKPNMACDAJEPGHHKEPFOEB;
ASPSESSIONIDQSCCTBDS=NPKKPFKAPCNEEBMEKIDCPNKG;
ASPSESSIONIDSSCARBCS=JDCHGKPAOJFMKEAGIIMLGCAD

"Daniel Crichton" worldofspack.com> wrote in message
news:%%23DQAEoSSHHA.3996@TK2MSFTNGP04.phx.gbl...

Hi,

I noticed that PHP have the ability to create PDF files without using any
third partty componentys. Most notably is via FPDF. It generates PDF by
using "pdf markups" / or ghostscripts

I believe the same can be done via ASP too. One has to use response.write
pdf headers.

Has anyone succeeded in doing that?

Please advise. Thanks

I have the intention to go thru PHP's FPDF and try to convert that to
VBScript.

Thanks.

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Thank you guys for the replies.

1. Yes, I know about includes. The known problem with includes is that one
cannot use variables in them.

2. I didn't know about Server.Execute (Yeah, I know, I am a newbie LOL).
This will be for me the best solution when it comes to dynamically inserting
local documents into my ASP pages.
There are some limitations, of course, like variables not passed back and
forth between documents.

3. I still will use XMLHTTP to fetch some content from other server(s). Some
of the advantages of this over the suggested IFRAME tag are:

a- The content becomes part of your page, making search engines spider it as
if were yours.
b- With IFRAME the inserted page probably won't be spidered, and it would
create an additional scroll bar, which tends to confuse visitors.

Thanks again for the feedback

Edward

Hello:

I need to dynamically include documents stored in my own website.
The website is coded in ASP.
As far as I know there are two common options: FSO and the MSXML Objects.
Which one of the two would be less of a resource hog for IIS ? Keep in mind
that the documetns I want to include are stored in the server where the
website resides, not on another webserver. Otherwise I'd have no choice but
to use msxml.

Thanks in advance.

Edward

Hi

I'm looking for tutorials on how to upload a file (.doc or .pdf) ,
insert in database and retreive from database.

i'm using pure asp and sql 2000

Thanks

I am trying to create a sub or function that will allow me to pass a
name to it and then it will create an adodb.recordset. I know my code
is wrong but this is what I am trying to accomplish:

sub createRS(tmpRS)
eval("set " & tmpRS & " = server.createobject('adodb.recordset')")
end sub

Is this even possible?

Thanks
Brian

Hi,

I need to build an editable Datagrid with add & delete buttons on each
row using javascript.
DataGrid need not be pre-populated with values.

To make the thing complicated, one of the column need to be a date
picker field.

I know things will be easier with ASPX datagrid.
Sadly, I have to stick with classic ASP. Thats why Javascript is my
only option.

Anyone know where I can find sample javascript code for the above.

Thanks in advance.
Julian