1. CcertRequest secutiry issue

    Date: 02/11/06 (C Sharp)    Keywords: asp, security, web

    It's probably not the best group to ask but in case someone has faced this problem, I will :)

    I am trying to build a asp.net 2.0 web service that will request and
    get certificates from three different MS CA services. The whole thing
    is done with CERTCLIENTLib.CCertRequestClass and works fine as long as
    the web service is located on the same machine with the CA.


    My need is to make it call other CA's when I do my
    CCertRequestClass.Submit().


    As many of you probably guessed, I am getting this while error:


    CCertRequest::Submit Access is denied. 0x80070005 (WIN32: 5)


    Oh well, I tried to play with target CA security settings and DCOM
    settings and turned audit for anything I could and did read everything
    I could find on this error message. Nothing really helped.


    It seems like the CA machine is just not letting the call to reach the
    machine's DCOM. I could get this message in security event log:


    Event Type:     Failure Audit
    Event Source:   Security
    Event Category: Logon/Logoff
    Event ID:       529
    Date:           10.02.2006
    Time:           19:38:02
    User:           NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM
    Computer:       **********
    Description:
    Logon Failure:
            Reason:         Unknown user name or bad password
            User Name:      ************
            Domain:         *********
            Logon Type:     3
            Logon Process:  NtLmSsp
            Authentication Package: NTLM
            Workstation Name:       **************
            Caller User Name:       -
            Caller Domain:  -
            Caller Logon ID:        -
            Caller Process ID:      -
            Transited Services:     -
            Source Network Address: ***.**.***.**
            Source Port:    3766


    -------------------------------------


    The machines are not on the same domain - it's one of the requirements
    to the whole thing.


    Can someone suggest an approach or something to get it all to work or
    shall I just forget about the idea?

    Source: http://community.livejournal.com/csharp/49813.html

  2. PHP vs ASP

    Date: 02/13/06 (Web Development)    Keywords: php, database, asp, web, linux, microsoft, apache

    I am responsible for implementing a new company intranet. I have experience setting up Drupal on my web host for my personal portfolio site, I set up the intranet on my G4 at work, but the Windows/IIS server causes all sorts of problems and the IT dept is unable to solve them, so there goes two weeks of work down the drain for me. I even asked them before I started if it was going to be a problem. Anyhow now they've set up Dotnetnuke and it is up but seems quite buggy, ie every 6th click results in a database error page. Yes I am definitely more of a front end designer and though I work mainly on Mac, by far an elitist (at least as far as OSs are concerned).
    Just for my own knowledge, what would the advantages over using Windows/IIS server/ASP vs Linux/Apache/PHP?
    A friend of mine suggests its just that most IT people learn the Microsoft stuff in school and that's what they stay with.
    Any insight would be appreciated.

    Source: http://community.livejournal.com/webdev/296144.html

  3. asp server...

    Date: 02/14/06 (WebDesign)    Keywords: asp

    Just a quick survey to see who's using what company for an asp-enabled server & how much you're paying... the company I normally use charges a $35 transfer fee, and I wanted to see if I could get it cheaper for my client.

    Suggestions?

    Source: http://community.livejournal.com/webdesign/1060741.html

  4. Customizing VS 2003.Net View

    Date: 02/14/06 (Asp Dot Net)    Keywords: html, asp

    I was wondering if there was a way to customize your view when you create ASP.Net pages where you can view the HTML Source and Design view both at the same time, like you can in Dreamweaver and Frontpage. I don't like having to switch back and forth between Design view and HTML view when I make changes. I didn't know if there was something built into VS or if there was an add-on that allowed this that anyone knew of. Thanks.

    Source: http://community.livejournal.com/aspdotnet/58348.html

  5. Beginning with ASP

    Date: 02/14/06 (Web Development)    Keywords: mysql, database, asp, sql

    Hey all,

    I'm an idiot when it comes to ASP, just just starting, and don't know VBScript either (which is what this developer used). I'm trying to use some of his code for some other database functions to grab different data (which I've tried to modify it to get) but I don't know where I'm going wrong. It's in SQL, not MySQL, too. Any clues? I need to display a list of Transcripts, where the url is TranscriptURL and the Event Title is sEventTitle. Am I collecting the data wrong? Are the loops/connections messed up?


    Anyone who doesn't feel like dealing with it can also just point me in the way of a quickstart ASP/VBscript guide, as well (online better).

    Jess

    Source: http://community.livejournal.com/webdev/297189.html

  6. Quick Question...

    Date: 02/15/06 (PHP Community)    Keywords: php, asp

    For those familiar with ASP's global.asa file... does PHP have an equivalent, or am I best served by using one include file to contain common site variables?

    Source: http://community.livejournal.com/php/413090.html

  7. forms/feedback into a database...

    Date: 02/15/06 (HTML Help)    Keywords: browser, html, database, asp

    hey i was wondering if anyone might be able to point me in the right direction.

    heres the deal. im doing a contact/feedback form for a client. i have done it all in dreamweaver mx, using the forms. i have all that set up and if you click submit youll notice it should pop your email browser open and mail the data in the form to the client. actually i have not even had anyone test on a pc (im on a mac), so i wonder if it works.


    heres the link:
    http://www.btattersfielddesign.com/contact.html

    anyway, im looking for a way to get this data from the feed back form into a database, so when the visitor submits the form, the data get zapped into a program or server. i have heard of cgi and asp.net, but not sure how to handle this part.

    thanks for any tips.

    Source: http://community.livejournal.com/htmlhelp/2259008.html

  8. Next Step in Google’s World Domination

    Date: 02/18/06 (Java Web)    Keywords: asp, google

    Google's services today encompass almost every aspect of average users internet experience. They have also ventured in providing the data pipe. It isn't hard to foresee that soon Google will be the world's internet mega portal, much bigger than what AOL and its ilk could ever imagine. So what's next? Google is already feeling the burden [...]

    Source: http://blog.taragana.com/index.php/archive/next-step-in-googles-world-domination/

  9. Kaspersky update zaps Microsoft antivirus

    Date: 02/22/06 (Security)    Keywords: software, asp, virus, antivirus, microsoft

    Update to Kaspersky Lab antivirus software causes e-mail problems for some users of Microsoft's Antigen product.

    Source: http://news.zdnet.com/2100-1009_22-6041792.html

  10. Raw Noobage

    Date: 02/28/06 (Javascript Community)    Keywords: html, asp, java

    I'm very new to Javascript, and am trying to figure out how to do some form validation with an event handler. Don't worry, I'm doing this in my spare time, not for pay. =P



    Whenever a user is finished with a field, I want it to be validated to make sure they haven't broken any rules. If an error comes up, I want to un-hide a hidden div and replace the div's contents with the error message(s). So far I've only entered one aspect of the validation to see if I can get the actual mechanisms of hiding/showing content working, but so far it's no good.

    Here's my code:

        function validateInput(id)
        {
            // get input referred to by id
            var inputField = document.getElementById(id);
            
            // define error messages array
            var errors = new Array();
            
            // get errors div
            var errorsDiv = document.getElementById("javascript_errors");
            
            if (id == 'string')
            {
                var valString = inputField.value;
                if (valString.length == 0)
                {
                    errors['string'] = 'No search string';
                }
            }

            errorsDiv.value = errors.join('

    \n

    ');

            if (errorsDiv.value.length >= 1)
            {
                errorsDiv.style.display = 'block';
            }
        }



    Which is called on the input element via:
    onblur="javascript:validateInput('string');

    And then there's a div I have in the HTML markup itself:





    I'd like to learn how to make this work (if possible) to expand my knowledge of how the language works, but if anyone has a better way of handling this I'd like to know that as well.

    Source: http://community.livejournal.com/javascript/95377.html

  11. motherfucking free hosting *bash head on desk*

    Date: 02/28/06 (Web Development)    Keywords: css, asp, hosting

    i did a site for a client, looks loverly - but i found out this morning that GoDaddy has fucked up the whole fucking thing with it's fucking free hosting banners...

    FUCK.

    is there any way I can get around this? I used framesets because i'm a total knob when it comes to CSS. Really, it may as well be some alien language, cause i just -don't- get it.

    The client really wanted the site live TODAY, and likely i'm not going to get any word back from tech support until tomorrow 'cause i'm not wasting my money calling long distance.

    check out the ghastly disaster at http://www.gabiepstein.com *cries*

    ETA: as far as i know, she has paid for hosting - what else would she be paying $87.29 annually for? it says economy Windows w/ASP - i don't need the ASP... just banner-free hosting :p

    Source: http://community.livejournal.com/webdev/301666.html

  12. HELP!!

    Date: 03/01/06 (Web Development)    Keywords: database, asp, web

    Newbie...

    Hi guys, I am new to asp, and frankly, it scares the hell out of me. I manage to muddle through for the most part, but I admit, I am floored by the following.

    I need a form.

    Requirements of said form, are as follows:
    - Capture information (name, address, phone, email - the usual) where I can access it (database, email, whatever)
    - Redirect once information has been provided to a download link where they can access a paper

    That's it. That's all. And being a bit clueless, I cannot figure this out.

    ANY advice, directions to help/how-to, advice et al would be receieved with outrageous gratitude. Hearty scorning will also be weathered gracefully since I thoroughly deserve it.

    The website in question is Galkal.com.au

    Thanks in desperate anticipation!
    Dominique

    Source: http://community.livejournal.com/webdev/302045.html

  13. Newbie...

    Date: 03/01/06 (Asp Dot Net)    Keywords: database, asp, web

    Hi guys, I am new to asp, and frankly, it scares the hell out of me. I manage to muddle through for the most part, but I admit, I am floored by the following.

    I need a form.

    Requirements of said form, are as follows:
    - Capture information (name, address, phone, email - the usual) where I can access it (database, email, whatever)
    - Redirect once information has been provided to a download link where they can access a paper

    That's it. That's all. And being a bit clueless, I cannot figure this out.

    ANY advice, directions to help/how-to, advice et al would be receieved with outrageous gratitude. Hearty scorning will also be weathered gracefully since I thoroughly deserve it.

    The website in question is Galkal.com.au

    Thanks in desperate anticipation!
    Dominique

    Source: http://community.livejournal.com/aspdotnet/58747.html

  14. FileMaker

    Date: 03/01/06 (Web Development)    Keywords: php, software, database, asp, jsp, web, microsoft

    Has anyone here ever used FileMaker Pro (http://www.filemaker.com/)? I have one client who is starting up a Pilates studio and she's looking at http://www.pilatessoftware.com for her internal management. She would also like to have the website interact with it (ie. have members log in and register for classes, etc.) It seems that the network ready version of the Get Physical (pilatessoftware.com) uses FileMaker as it's underlying database. The FileMaker site has the following:

    ODBC/JDBC source
    Exchange data with other applications via the ODBC/JDBC source support in FileMaker Server 8 Advanced. For example, you can replicate FileMaker information to other database products, use other reporting tools with FileMaker data, or build JSP or ASP websites based on FileMaker data, using popular tools such as Lasso Studio, Dreamweaver MX 2004, Adobe GoLive CS, and Microsoft FrontPage.


    So it seems that I can get the info from the program but does anyone know if I'd be able to send info back to it? or is it a one-way channel?

    x-posted to '[info]'webdesign, '[info]'php

    Source: http://community.livejournal.com/webdev/302360.html

  15. FileMaker

    Date: 03/01/06 (WebDesign)    Keywords: php, software, database, asp, jsp, web, microsoft

    Has anyone here ever used FileMaker Pro (http://www.filemaker.com/)? I have one client who is starting up a Pilates studio and she's looking at http://www.pilatessoftware.com for her internal management. She would also like to have the website interact with it (ie. have members log in and register for classes, etc.) It seems that the network ready version of the Get Physical (pilatessoftware.com) uses FileMaker as it's underlying database. The FileMaker site has the following:

    ODBC/JDBC source
    Exchange data with other applications via the ODBC/JDBC source support in FileMaker Server 8 Advanced. For example, you can replicate FileMaker information to other database products, use other reporting tools with FileMaker data, or build JSP or ASP websites based on FileMaker data, using popular tools such as Lasso Studio, Dreamweaver MX 2004, Adobe GoLive CS, and Microsoft FrontPage.


    So it seems that I can get the info from the program but does anyone know if I'd be able to send info back to it? or is it a one-way channel?

    x-posted to '[info]'webdev, '[info]'php

    Source: http://community.livejournal.com/webdesign/1073667.html

  16. FileMaker

    Date: 03/01/06 (PHP Community)    Keywords: software, database, asp, jsp, web, microsoft

    Has anyone here ever used FileMaker Pro (http://www.filemaker.com/)? I have one client who is starting up a Pilates studio and she's looking at http://www.pilatessoftware.com for her internal management. She would also like to have the website interact with it (ie. have members log in and register for classes, etc.) It seems that the network ready version of the Get Physical (pilatessoftware.com) uses FileMaker as it's underlying database. The FileMaker site has the following:

    ODBC/JDBC source
    Exchange data with other applications via the ODBC/JDBC source support in FileMaker Server 8 Advanced. For example, you can replicate FileMaker information to other database products, use other reporting tools with FileMaker data, or build JSP or ASP websites based on FileMaker data, using popular tools such as Lasso Studio, Dreamweaver MX 2004, Adobe GoLive CS, and Microsoft FrontPage.


    So it seems that I can get the info from the program but does anyone know if I'd be able to send info back to it? or is it a one-way channel?

    x-posted to '[info]'webdesign, '[info]'webdev

    Source: http://community.livejournal.com/php/420815.html

  17. Learning ASP

    Date: 03/10/06 (WebDesign)    Keywords: php, asp, web

    Can anyone here recommend a good book for learning ASP? I've been using PHP for a few years but it seems that most of the jobs I'm applying for these days needs some sort of ASP experience. I'd rather have a book than try to learn from a website.

    x-posted to '[info]'webdev

    Source: http://community.livejournal.com/webdesign/1077982.html

  18. What do you do?

    Date: 03/10/06 (Web Development)    Keywords: php, mysql, asp, sql, web, microsoft

    Wow, there are 776 members in this community. I thought we could introduce ourselves. What work you currently do, levels of experience, and what your career plan for the future is. I'm just curious about all my fellow web developers. ;)

    Me: I'm a PHP/MySQL web developer in Seattle, working at a design firm that specializes in corporate identity (logos/brochures/websites/etc). I have two years of "professional" work experience, though I've been coding and building websites since I was a kid. I taught myself everything through personal side projects. I'm looking at getting into C#/ASP/.NET and trying for some Microsoft certification (MCAD/MCSD.NET?) since web applications seem to be the growing thing, and was wondering if anyone else is along the same path, or has any advice.

    Okay, your turn, share, share, share! =)

    Source: http://community.livejournal.com/webdev/305365.html

  19. Learning ASP

    Date: 03/10/06 (Web Development)    Keywords: php, asp, web

    Can anyone here recommend a good book for learning ASP? I've been using PHP for a few years but it seems that most of the jobs I'm applying for these days needs some sort of ASP experience. I'd rather have a book than try to learn from a website.

    x-posted to '[info]'webdesign

    Source: http://community.livejournal.com/webdev/305017.html

  20. Events: A Introduction to the Model of GUI programing

    Date: 03/11/06 (Javascript Community)    Keywords: software, browser, css, html, xml, asp, java, web, linux, seo, microsoft

    Events: A Introduction to the Model of GUI programing

    Xah Lee, 2005-05

    In Graphical User Interface (GUI) programing, there's the concept of event. For example, moving the mouse, clicking a mouse button, switch to a different window, hitting a key. The software needs to respond to these things. The way it works is that, the programer writes code that draw buttons, menus, windows etc. And the programer write his program so that it knows the mouse position, mouse click, keyboard press, or any other signal from input devices. The programer also writes code so that for example if a mouse click happened, and its position is inside a button, then some function is called as a reaction.


    All this is very tedious and very complex. What happens today is that most of the common tasks for GUI software are already written as a package called framework. That is to say, the codes to draw GUI elements such as windows or buttons or dialogue popups, and the detection of input signals such as button clicking or menu selection or keyboard inputs, are all integrated together as a pre-written set of code. The programer is relieved of writing these tedious code. Instead, he call predefined functions in the framework to deal with many issues related to creating a GUI.

    In such a framework, it is still quite complicated. Such framework often comes in the guise of Operating System Developer's Kit. For example, writing application in Mac OS uses Apple's kit called Cocoa, Carbon, Toolbox, and there's also Microsoft's Foundation Classes (MFC) and Linux has frameworks such as Gnome, and Java offers its own GUI framework called AWK and Swing.

    All these frameworks are incompatible with each other, but the model they use are basically the same. In today's personal computing, one basically have graphical “Windows”, and in it one has “Menus”, and “Buttons”, “Dialogues”. User point or click on these to tell the software to do specific things. For the programer, the way it works in these frameworks is like this:

    In the framework, GUI elements such as Windows, Menus, Buttons are collectively called “widgets”. For each GUI element there is a pre-defined function that draws them. The programer calls these functions to draw them. When a user act on these widgets such as pressing a button, the widget's function will receive a signal. Each widget may be associated with different types of signals. For example, Windows can be dragged or resized, while a button can be clicked, a menu has items to be selected. When a Window is dragged, the corresponding widget function might get a signal that is the positions of beginning and ending coordinates. When a window is closed, the widget function will get a “close” signal. When a button is clicked, that button's widget function will get a “click” signal. When a menu is pulled, that menu's widget function will get a signal of the selected item.

    For each widget-drawing function the programer called, he assigns to it a function called “event handler”. These event handlers are called and are given the signals when user acts on them. For example, when a button is clicked, the button widget function automatically calls its event handler function and gives it “clicked” as argument.

    The programer doesn't have to worry about how the button function knew when it is being pressed. All that is implemented in the framework. The GUI programer today only needs to call these widget function as to design the appearance of the window, where the button shows up, what menu items are there etc, and assign a function (event handler) to each of these functions, so that when these GUI elements are hit, the widge functions call the programer's event handler functions, which do whatever computation the software is actually supposed to do.
    HTML, DOM, JavaScript, and the Browser as a GUI Application Platform

    In writing Web Application using JavaScript, the technologies involved are HTML, DOM, JavaScript, and the Browser.

    The HTML (and related technologies such as XML and CSS) are used to show the GUI widgets and content. DOM ascribes to HTML a standard definition of structural meaning so that it can be manipulated programmatically. And, JavaScript is the language that actually lets the programer program what happens. While the browser, is the underlying engine that ties everything together. It takes care of rendering the HTML, and takes care of knowing all the mouse positions and register all events (user actions) such as keystroks, mouse movement, clicks, menu pulls, window closing etc. It takes care of interpreting the JavaScript code, and will execute them when a event happens.

    Here, the GUI is the browser window and HTML elements (radio checklist, check box list, menu list, text field, button, window pane/frame etc.). The events (user actions) are defined by DOM. They are for example: oncopy, ondrag, onload, onclick, onkeydown, onmouseover. And the actions (event handlers) are JavaScript functions the user writes.

    For example, it may be desired to change the cursor icon to a finger when the mouse is moved over a hyperlink. So, a hyperlink (considered as a widget) has a MouseOver event, and the programer can assign a event handler to it, so when a mouse hovers over a link, that function is called, and the function's code changes the mouse pointer icon to a finger icon.

    For list of events defined by DOM, see for example: http://msdn.microsoft.com/workshop/author/dhtml/reference/events.asp
    Assign Event Handlers to GUI Widgets

    To associate a event handler to a HTML widget, there are two ways. One way is to put the code directly inside the HTML tag, like this:

    Hover Over Me!



    Alternatively, a cleaner way is to give a ID to a HTML element, and in your JavaScript assign a event handler to that ID. This way, your HTML/XML will have a clean structure, while all behavior related code are moved to your JavaScript's source code. Here's how the code would look like:

    Hover Over Me!





    In this example, when mouse hovers over the P tag, the browser sends a signal (called “event”) to the JS engine embedded in the browser, and it calls the doThis function (which is your event handler), and your function do whatever you had it do. (change color, open a window, send email, send form, pop up a dialog... etc.)

    ----
    This post is archived at:
    http://xahlee.org/js/events.html

    Source: http://community.livejournal.com/javascript/96319.html

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