After signing out from the web site, I want to clear client's browser history so pressing back button doesn't take it to the previous page. Is it possible doing this from my asp page?
Thanks for your reply, I tried doing it but unfortunately it didn't work. The error was Load library failed even when the dlls were present in the windows system directory.
please suggest some other fix.
Thanks,
Sweta
Hi there,
I've made an application for sending mails. It references msado15.dll and cdoex.dll.
This Application needs to be installed on a 98 box.
My problem is the application works fine with XP and 2000 boxes. But it doesn't work on SOME
98 PCS.On some 98 machines cdoex.dll and msado15.dll...
I've made a dll in VB which is used for sending mail. Delivery of the message is initiated
by transferring the message to a designated SMTP server.I am using CDO object and I use a
proxy server to connect to the internet.
I am giving The dll code snippet where I initialize the Configuration...
Follow these steps:
In the html form set the action property to an ASP page where you will instantiate your VB component.
In the VB Dll set a reference to the following libraries
COMSVCS type library
Microsoft ASP object type library
( i don't remember the name of these libraries quite that...
Did I mention that you have to check these settings for
Internet Explorer.(I assume you are using Internet Explorer)
I hope you are your pc is connected to a LAN. In that case one of the PCs is used as the proxy server. So in the Internet Explorer you must be having the IP address of your...
Hi Steve,
Your code seems to be alright. But may be the comp you are working on doesn't have CDONTS installed on it.
Try using CDO instead..CDO is installed with various flavors of Outlook and Exchange server... CDONTS is installed with IIS (specifically, the SMTP component).
You have to...
Check first whether the directories Inetpub and wwwroot are created or not. These directories are created when you configure IIS.
If the directories are created and IIS is running then check your browser settings.
If you are using a proxy server to connect to the internet then in IE, go to...
Hi all,
I am not storing all the messages in the application object. Rather I store only 20 last messages.The 21st will replce an existing msg.
Similarly I kick out inactive users after every 10 min.And if the chat room is empty then the application objects are destroyed. I thought I took...
Hi there,
Its a chat application which has public chat rooms but users can send private messagses also. They can create their own chat rooms. Everything is done using 3 application objects (Dictionary)Uers,Rooms and Messages.
Everytime a user enters..one element is added to the Users...
Hi there,
I've made a chat application in ASP which uses Application scope Dictionary objects.
The application works fine with 4-5 users (CPU usage= 11%). But if it subjected to stress testing with 20 simultaneous users typing too fast the CPU Usage was exponentially increased (100%).
Now its...
Hi Shaddow,
You can always access ASP built in objects from VB using the Object Context Object. In fact you can build an entire ASP application using VB alone and lil' bit of ASP.
In fact I have done it too many times. This time I found the the behavior lil' strange.Anyways...
Thanx,
Sweta
Hi there,
I've written a Dll using VB, which accesses an application object created in global.asa with <OBJECT> tag.
<OBJECT RUNAT=Server
SCOPE=Application
ID=Users
PROGID="Scripting.Dictionary">
</OBJECT>
I add elements to the 'User' object using the staticobjects collection of...
Hi there,
My global.asa opens a connection in Session_OnStart() and accesses a table in SQL Server.
Sometimes the application runs properly but sometimes it gives an error that SQL server database doesn't exist or access denied.But after sometime my application starts working.
For past two days...
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