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First: I don't know how to fix this problem (likely Taw or Esquilax can help)

Second: An oldie, a veteran! Good to see Ajim!

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More of a web programming thing, Grom or Archie would be your better bets.

EDIT: Oh and I do remember you Ajim.

Edited by - Mustang on 6/17/2004 1:43:17 AM

I haven't got a clue - not even a shade of a prgrammer, meh. Grom, Chet, Arch, Stinger, any of the programmy-web types. Esq might know a bit as well, he does a lot more on that side of things than I do.

and I remember you too

..there is nothing better in life than writing on the sole of your slipper with a biro..

Edited by - Tawakalna (Big Monkey) on 6/17/2004 2:31:57 AM

Woahh, Ajim under what piece of earth have you been hiding?? Nice to see you lad.

As for your question, I am kind of a newb on this one, so I'll leave it to the old 'uns

Sorry chap, I leave ASP for the monkeys....just give me a set of crayons and I'll rustle ya something sweet up ....but PHP,ASP,.NET etc etc....I only need to know how to build templates in each, and have a good understanding of the limitations of the technology because we pay people to do the keyboard hammering for us

Actionscript, XML, HTML, DHTML, Javascript, I'm your man....actionscript especially, I give lectures on the language. Dreamweaver's ASP capabilities mean I don't have to know stuff like this any more...(yey!)...if you are reaaaallly stuck, I'll get my monkeys onto it for you, let me know if no-one else here can answer it.

Best I can offer. Sorry!

You can use a SIZE tag however if your input is larger then your size it will wrap the content.
It's been a while for me and ASP but I think you can use a MAXLENGTH tag too.

A good site for ASP is www.asp-help.com

I have no ideas concerning your problem, but I couldn't resist welcoming you, so WB, Ajim!

Wisdom comes with age. But sometimes age comes alone...

helooo

write your code out plz, your english is not, how you say, too good.


"If i told you a secret you wont tell a soul,
will you hold it and keep it alive"

if I say your name enough times do you magically appear?

..there is nothing better in life than writing on the sole of your slipper with a biro..

yes, me and derek smark are kindered spirits, but he's the reasonable one and i'm the asshole.

anyway, i've been in london since tuesday.

nice that you mispelled derek smar (insert final letter between s and u) thus avoiding summoning his baleful Shoggoth-like presence.

nobody try it!

..sign on you crazy diamond..

Hi guys, thx for wecoming me, seems still got ppl remembered me heh..
anyways here's the code...

Here is a code form FRM_Admin.asp:
<pre><font size=1 face=Courier>
response.write("<form name='form1' method='post' action='PRC_Admin01.asp'>" )
response.write("<p>Secret Q:<br>" )
'picks SecretQ form table login and insert it into Form
stmt="SELECT SecretQ FROM login where user='" & name & "'"
str1=""
set oRS1=Server.CreateObject("ADODB.recordset" )
oRS1.Open stmt,oConn
do while not oRS1.EOF
for each objField in oRS1.fields
str1 = objField.value
Next
oRS1.movenext
Loop
oRS1.close
set oRS1=Nothing

Response.Write ("<input type='text' name='txt2' value='" & str1 & "' size='50'></input>" )
response.write("</form'>" )

</font></pre>

Here's a partial Code form PRC_ADMIN01.asp:
<pre><font size=1 face=Courier>
SecretQ=Request.Form("txt2" )
'tried this part from some web i searched,
'but failed miserably
s = SecretQ
s.replace "'","''"
response.Write(s)

'UPDATE SecretQ in table login
sql="UPDATE login SET SecretQ = '" & SecretQ & "' WHERE user = '" & user & "'"
</font></pre>
well the real code included more than just 1 textfield so i took the important parts only which displays error when i submit the data..
Basically the problem is i cannot hadle user's who submit data with apostrophe's
such data such as:
<pre><font size=1 face=Courier>
Hi I ' m ada developer
</font></pre>
the problem starts at HTML but most solutions i c in webs is using double apostrophe's but thats when handling SQL. The peroblem starts before sql.
How to handle the problem, I really hope someone can make some suggestions.
right now i can only think of Limiting the users info by putting notes on the user:
Please Do Not insert apostrophe (') inside the textbox. It does not seem very user-friendly is it?


grom u said u r good in HTML, well i suspect this problem came from html
text box.. any ideas?

Man, I really hope bargib can help me out if he is not busy..

Edited by - Lt Cmdr. Ajim on 6/17/2004 8:54:16 PM

I remember you as well, but we've never spoken. Unfortunately, I didn't do ASP. I studied HTML, bash, PHP, JS, and other programming languages, but no ASP. You could always email Eraser or Bargib. This site is written in ASP after all .

Edited by - esquilax on 6/17/2004 8:55:01 PM