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  Did you know that you can be paid for using GOOGLE and YAHOO         


Author: nospam
Date: May 12, 2008 19:01

Hi there,
Sorry if you consider this a spam-like post but its really not, you CAN be
paid for using search engines - read on:

I've just come across My Search Funds. Its a great site which pays you for
searching on the internet. Once signed up you search via their site and the
results appear through google, then you are paid around 3 pence (6 cents)
per search,
which adds up quickly if you use the internet regularly.

When you think about it, google are so rich because they already make money
off our searches, why not take some back for yourself!

I'm not saying you will earn thousands but with a few searches per day, the
money will soon add up then it'll be payday for you!

So, if your reading this and fancy signing up, why not use this link:

<https://www.mysearchfunds.com/apply001.asp?Friend=62849>

Thanks
Donald
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  IIS and session handling         


Author: Andrew Hodgson
Date: Apr 20, 2008 14:04

Hi,

I have an application that is re-written in ASP.net 2.0, which
contacts a web service to perform specific actions on accounts.

The issue I have, is that when the users are logging in, we are
finding that sessions are randomly expiring at specific intervals.
For example, a user logs in, and as part of that process provides
specific information which is stored in the session. The user gets to
a point where the code makes a request to the web service, providing
the information previously obtained as part of the session. However,
since the user logged on, something (I believe inside IIS) has
recycled the session data, and so provides blank information to the
web service, causing a bit of a mess.

I researched this last week, and it appears that by default we are
using the ``InProc'' session option in IIS, which has similar
problems. I have managed to get rid of a lot of the recycling issue
by setting the recycle time to midnight, and disabling the antivirus
scanner. However, by analysing the requests made to my web service,
some people are logging in just before 00:00, and the session is
getting recycled on them if they are still logged in past that time.
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  About Authentication of Active X Control         


Author: amit.dgupta
Date: Mar 1, 2008 00:01

Hello,
I have hosted one page on the IIS Server which contains an Active X
Component, this active X component again require Authentication while
creating session in HTTP Protocol.
Now How can i use the Web-Page credentical so that to Active X
Component doesn't need further authentication.

Thanks in Advance
Amit
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  Problem installing ASPX pages on my local IIS         


Author: Lars
Date: Feb 18, 2008 03:27

Hi

I have an IIS server installed on my local PC and I want to publish my
ASP.NET site to my local webserver. I know the webserver is working since I
can add an index.html file and view in a browser through my no-ip.org domain
name. But when I publish my local Visual Studio 2008 (VS2008) project to my
IIS I can't reach the site at all. I can run the site from within the VS2008
IDE.

Is there any thing I need to add to my IIS. The project in VS2008 includes
thre user groups and two users. Administrators, Accessors and a Public
group. Does this setting require some thing more?

Yours
Lars
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  Problem separating request.form("value") from record ID         


Author: David
Date: Jan 29, 2008 03:33

Hi,

I have an asp page which lists records.
Each record has an ID appended to it.
On the following edit page, I am trying to test against a certain
field value, if it is >0 then run the update, otherwise don't. The
problem is the data for testing is as follows:

Dim arrMetal
Dim iLoop
arrMetal=split(request.form("ID"), ", ")

For iLoop=0 to Ubound(arrMetal)

IF request.form("del_qty_" & arrMetal(iLoop)) > 0 THEN

Where del_qty is a number entered in the form, and arrMetal(iLoop) is
the records ID whilst in the loop on the edit page. When I try the
above if statement I get an error:

Microsoft VBScript runtime error '800a000d'

Type mismatch: '[string: ""]'
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  JavaScript population of ASP drop down         


Author: philip.morgan
Date: Jan 9, 2008 11:14

First, my apologies for a newbie question that may have been answered
before - my JavaScript skills lag behind my VB experience.

I am trying to populate an drop down control with the recordset
results of an ADODB connection to a Access DB. The database/recordset
portion seems to be working fine. However, I'm not clear how to write
the Select .

BACKGROUND
* I have modularized the DB open + close.... global var the
variables

function openDB() {
strConnection = "UID=;pwd=;DSN=reports;";
objConn = new ActiveXObject("ADODB.Connection");
objConn.open(strConnection);
objRS = new ActiveXObject("ADODB.Recordset");
}
function closeDB() {
objRS.Close();
objConn.Close();
}
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  How to use GLOBAL.ASA file to redirect a URL         


Author: Zoom
Date: Jan 8, 2008 19:52

HI,

I am trying to do something very simple via a ASP script but can't figure
out how to do it.

Whenever a user goes our our website eg.
(http://www.sitea.com/scripts/script?Adata=xxx), I want it recirected to

http://www.siteb.com/script?Adata=xxx

I can do the simple direct via an REDIR.ASP script that only seems to work
for URLs without any script data in them. I was told that the GLOBAL.ASA
file could be used to take any URL (script data in the URL or otherwise) and
used to redirect to another URL. Does anyone know how to do this?

Any help would be appreciated.

Chris
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  Which function in ASP returns the entire URL request?         


Author: Zoom
Date: Jan 8, 2008 11:10

Hi,

Which function in ASP returns the entire URL. For example, when the user
types in 'http://www.sitea.com/script?variables=data', which ASP function
can I use on the IIS backend to return the entire URL as
'http://www.sitea.com/script?variables=data'

Thanks

Chris
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  Re: Redirecting URL through ASP         


Author: McKirahan
Date: Jan 8, 2008 06:57

"Zoom" hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:K-adnS0AwID7FR7anZ2dnUVZ_hudnZ2d@comcast.com...
> HI,
>
> I am trying to do something very simple via a ASP script but can't figure
> out how to do it.
>
> Whenever a user goes our our website eg.
> (http://www.sitea.com/scripts/script?Adata=xxx), I want it recirected to
>
> http://www.siteb.com/script?Adata=xxx
>
> I can do the simple direct via an REDIR.ASP script but cannot figure out
how
> to pass the rest of the data after www.sitea.com ->
scripts/script?Adata=xxx
> so that it gets passed along as well in the new redirect.

Will this work for you?
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  Online Shopping Assistance         


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Date: Dec 25, 2007 09:33

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