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Does anyone know of any sites that allow you to run their cgi/perl scripts on their servers from your own form? For instance, I am developing a website for a non-profit organization. I have no access to cgi or perl with their website host. I would still like to have forms on the site, with the data emailed to a mail account. I would also like to have polls, etc. Is this possible, or am I running up the wrong tree. 
Thanks, Dave
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Is there is any one who can help me to find the way so that i can persist the data in xml file on the client side after requesting it from server in a xml file before displaying it into web browser and then i can use it for later requests......: ![Rose | [Rose]](https://www.codeproject.com/script/Forums/Images/rose.gif)
Shahzad Ahmad
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Hi, I am french so excuse my english faults. I am very new at ASP and I've bought a big book (WROX BEGINING WITH ASP) and I've just finish it and learn about the 7 objects and a few components. I work very hard but my question is, is it normal that I have problems to understand long script like 2 3 or 5 pages example, do I have to read ASP professional to understand better or take a course with a teacher? I am close to give up cause I work very hard and I still have lots of problems to understand others people codes.
thanks you very much to answer me or give me some good trick to help me!!!
regard's
Erik;)
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It's normal that it is hard for you to understand a 2-5 page long script, especially if it wasn't created by you. I have also bought a big ASP book, but it has taught me a lot within the first 6 chapters and I have already been able to edit some of my first asp code.
In the book it said it is very hard to understand others programming, especially if they don't leave comments. If you want to "work together" in learning asp, so we can ask eachother questions and so forth, my e-mail address is Alexjfink@aol.com
Talk to you later,
Alex
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Thank you very much for the answer and i am sorry again for my english i do my best... but i want to know if a book like WROX begining with asp, where they present you the asp object and component and some little script of max 15 to 30 lines i think is not enough, do you think it would be more easy if i would read ex: WROX professional would help or it's too much for me for now?
thank again for the peoples who take time to answer me...bye
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This is a test
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Well to be brutally honest I would imagine it is very dificult understanding any book in a foreign language, never mind a full blown ASP coding book.
But if you feel your english skills are good enough then yes the WROX begining with ASP book is a good bet. They present short snippets of code in small incremental complexity jumps. Once you have mastered that then go back to the 2-3 page source code.
regards,
Paul Watson
Cape Town, South Africa
e: paulmwatson@email.com
w: vergen.org
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Universe Technology is just starting out and is looking for programmers. If you have skill in ASP, VBSCRIPT, HTML, Java, JavaScript, C++, C, XML or any other programming language of substance, please send me an e-mail at Alexjfink@aol.com, I will look into each applicant personally, if we like what we see, we will tell you more about Universe Technology.
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How can we min. resources utilazation at server using ASP, what resources the uses
pls help send reply dheeraj_mca@yahoo.com
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I dont know how Bind install in win2000 ie how it configure.is it help to create sublevel domains please help me and send details on email me:dheeraj_mca@yahoo.com
dheeraj mewani
india
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I can retrieve a workstation IP address using client side JavaScript with Netscape. Does anyone know how to do this with Internet Explorer?
Jeff
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Hello,
In my spare time, I'm playing around with the IE5 HTA feature (HTML applications). I'm just wondering if anybody has experience with it and if it's a good choice for small scripted applications with a GUI? I'm using Windows Scripting Host to have scripting, but then I have no GUI. So I figured using this HTA thing was an easy way to get a simple GUI for my scripts...
Best regards,
Eddy Steevens
P.S. Does anybody know how to get links to other HTA applications working properly (if I click a link to a second HTA application, it opens in a new window, and it asks if I want to save the file, or just open it up...). I'm using IE5.0.
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Hello, i want to create a message board on my website and i don't know where to start. I want to know which programming language does it has to be created in. I want a message board such as the one on Code Project where on the site it updates about the latest messages.
I currently am a expert in HTML, JAVA, JAVASCRIPT, VB. If it requires me to learn another programming language, i will do it. Can anyone tell me which programming language it would be. I also what know what type of server it would run on.
Thanks in Advance !
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You can program a message board in just about any language you prefer. Perl (Ultimate BB && Dr. B's), Cold Fusion, ASP (this one!), Java, ... you can even do it in C (if you were really sadistic) I am going to take a stab in the dark and guess that you have not done any CGI work before? Might i suggest you pick a language that would be easy to learn given your current skill knowledge. Since you claim to be an expert at VB i would suggest ASP... which is essentially VB script. If you prefer Java, you can write yours as an applet, or even as a Serverlet. Another thing to take into account is what your hosting company will support. If you are running on a Micro$oft OS, i would suggest ASP or cold fusion. If you are under a unix flavor, i might suggest Perl or C.
With all this said, you are now going to have to learn how to use a relational database. Trying to tackle something like a large bulletin board where you have tens of thousands of posts, you will have to have a good understanding of relational databases.
At this point in your web programming carrier, you might want to start off with something a little easer like a guest book (utilizing all these tools) so you can get familiar with web programming... then you can move on to the more difficult tasks.
Have fun!
Jeff
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If you have the time to learn PHP, you can make a forum with that as well. Code Project's forums are very sexy. Someday, I'll have to learn ASP.
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The best message boards, in my opinion, are made with Active Server Pages, which you can use Visual Basic in. You might have to do a little research on ASP, but it is mostly in itself pretty simple to do if you already know VB. You would also need a ASP capable server, like Windows NT, I think 2000 might be also.
PS. If you'd like to help out in my company, check the posting above that says Looking for Capable Programmers.
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What I need to do is access a text file that will be on each computer on our network via ASP (or another scripting language). The file will include information about the computer itself like the IP address, computername, etc. All the stuff from winipcfg.exe or ipconfig.exe.
I want to get at this info so I can display a page on each PC using Active Directory.
John Morris
Trillium Health Centre
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Can you please tell me what is wrong with this script. Every time I load the HTML document into IE5.5 it gives me an error message that says:
"Line: 7
Error: object required"
Line 7 contains this:
window.status = "X=" + window.event.x + " Y=" + window.event.y;
What drives me crazy is that the script is too short to have hidden bugs. Another thing, it seems like setInterval() is what causes the error because when I omit it and make a little modification to the script it works without problems (look code listing #2). So, could you please tell me what I did wrong?
Thanks for any suggestions
----- START OF CODE LISTING #1 -----
<html>
<head>
<title>Test page</title>
<script language="JScript">
<!--
function ShowMousePosition() {
window.status = "X=" + window.event.x + " Y=" + window.event.y;
}
-->
</script>
</head>
<body>
<script LANGUAGE="JScript">
<!--
window.setInterval("ShowMousePosition()", 1000);
-->
</script>
</body>
</html>
----- END OF CODE LISTING #1 -----
----- START OF CODE LISTING #2 -----
<html>
<head>
<title>Test page</title>
<script language="JScript">
<!--
function ShowMousePosition() {
window.status = "X=" + window.event.x + " Y=" + window.event.y;
}
-->
</script>
</head>
<body onmousemove="ShowMousePosition()">
</body>
</html>
----- END OF CODE LISTING #2 -----
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event Object:
Represents the state of an event, such as the element in which the event occurred, the state of the keyboard keys, the location of the mouse, and the state of the mouse buttons. The event object is available only during an event—that is, you can use it in event handlers but not in other code.
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When using IE, next to the URL you are looking at in the Address box, you usually see the MicroSoft "e" and page icon. I notice on some sites this gets replaced with a customized logo. This logo also appears next to the URL if you add the page to your list of favorites.
Does anybody know how this is accomplished? Its a cool touch. 
Thanks
-Mike
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Just add a 16x16 icon named "favicon.ico" to the root directory of your Web site.
Pretty cool, indeed.
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Someone wrote a great tutorial on how to do that a while ago.
http://www.codeproject.com/html/favicon.asp
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'Someone'? Shesh! 
cheers,
Chris Maunder
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Ack, Sorry.
I give this ![Rose | [Rose]](https://codeproject.global.ssl.fastly.net/script/Forums/Images/rose.gif) to you.
I'm currently writing a nice long tutorial on just about everything on HTML for a up and coming site that some others and I are working on. Titled, The Gimmick. Stay tuned!
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