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Complete ASP Data Driven Web Site

Article by: Brian Gillham (8/24/2002)
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Summary: This is a COMPLETE, professionally developed ASP data driven web site, using the full range of Microsoft Internet and Database Development features.
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This is a COMPLETE, professionally developed ASP data driven web site, using the full range of Microsoft Internet and Database Development features. You can use this to give yourself a crash course in web development -- or adapt it to get your own web site up and running much faster than it would normally take.

Features include : Database connections, Components, Members Sections, Chat and much more. Well worth checking out!

You must follow all the instructions in the readme.txt file to get this to work. They are pretty straightforward.

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Posted by :  Archive Import (Jeremy) at 22:26 on Monday, October 28, 2002
Does anyone have a sample of this exact code running on the Internet? If so, what's the URL?
Posted by :  Archive Import (Sean) at 05:33 on Tuesday, December 03, 2002
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Posted by : Jeremy on 10/28/2002 10:26:52 PM

Does anyone have a sample of this exact code running on the Internet? If so, what's the URL
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If you'd read the readme then you'd know it was www.failsafe.co.za :P
Posted by :  Archive Import (Code Guy) at 16:56 on Tuesday, December 03, 2002
I got this app up and runnig in minutes. The author knows his stuff. Big kudos from me
Posted by :  Archive Import (Johnny) at 02:17 on Tuesday, December 24, 2002
Well I've spent about an hour on this...what a waste of time. I can get it to work...imagine the hours he spent developing it...
Posted by :  Archive Import (gaby) at 15:33 on Tuesday, December 31, 2002
I can not get it working.
I am getting the error :
Error Type:
Request object, ASP 0102 (0x80004005)
The function expects a string as input.
/Common/Includes/Common.asp, line 380


Does anybody know how to resolve this error.?

BTW: Looks like the author forgot to include in his readme.txt file description how to add the Common directory?

Please correct me if I am wrong
Posted by :  Archive Import (BlackWidow) at 01:59 on Wednesday, January 01, 2003
Uhhh...you don't know how to make a new directory?

Go to your Inetput/wwwroot/ directory and right-click. Choose New/Folder. Rename it Common. Drag all the files he told you to into this new directory. Or you can Copy/Paste 'em.
Posted by :  Archive Import (whatever..) at 00:44 on Tuesday, February 25, 2003
it is due for a big applause from the people who know wht has been done..
Posted by :  Archive Import (Enimen) at 04:10 on Thursday, March 20, 2003
i also got the error

Error Type:
Request object, ASP 0102 (0x80004005)
The function expects a string as input.
/Common/Includes/Common.asp, line 380

i follow all the steps given.

can anyone help..

Posted by :  Archive Import (AMW Bonfire) at 05:47 on Friday, April 11, 2003
I got the same error message, even though i followed ALL the steps exactly...

Please help!
Posted by :  Archive Import (Lorenzo) at 20:09 on Tuesday, May 06, 2003
>The function expects a string as input.
>/Common/Includes/Common.asp, line 380

I usually get this error when the request.querystring("var")

is written without quotes like this
request.querystring(var)

Lorenzo
Posted by :  Archive Import (srhasan) at 11:43 on Thursday, May 08, 2003
why
my
line breaks get lost

how to fix it in multiline text box
Posted by :  Archive Import (afdz) at 20:09 on Tuesday, May 20, 2003
same error:

>The function expects a string as input.
>/Common/Includes/Common.asp, line 380

what is the real answer to this?
Posted by :  Archive Import (erol) at 23:54 on Sunday, June 01, 2003
can anyone sent a copy of the program to my email :

eroldotcom@collegeclub.com, my company

firewall dont allowed me to download the program ,

thanks to sender
Posted by :  Archive Import (rudhiw) at 02:49 on Wednesday, June 04, 2003
How about the license ? Can somebody give information about licensing of this software ?
Posted by :  Archive Import (Uttkarsh Kalia) at 04:18 on Saturday, June 07, 2003
>The function expects a string as input.
>/Common/Includes/Common.asp, line 380

I think we all are facing the same problem & not getting a proper answer for the same.
I request to the auther to pls send us the correct & to the point answer so that we can really appritiate his creation.
Posted by :  Archive Import (Khalid) at 06:58 on Monday, July 07, 2003
Hi,
I have already downloaded the porject. But it seems it was a waste of time!!!
Posted by :  Archive Import (yusairi) at 08:15 on Monday, July 07, 2003
try remove first "/"

/command/Common/Includes/Common.asp
Should be
Common/Includes/Common.asp

maybe some of you can access.
good luck.
Posted by :  Archive Import (notShai) at 18:31 on Wednesday, July 09, 2003
hi!
i got a dynamic IP address.
before i start (im new to web apps)
i was wondering if anyone can tell me if i can use this app w/o a static ip.
what is the ip for in the global.asa ?
i just need a db with fields to fill from the web and spit them out for print on a regular html template.

thank you
Posted by :  Archive Import (Beware) at 05:20 on Wednesday, July 23, 2003
Hi,this asp website is not functional.The include files are all wrong and i think iff you gonna change these things you can rather build your own asp database related website.

So really dont bother of trying to get the thing working.

Greetings to you all.

[GAF]BeW@rE
Posted by :  Archive Import (How r u supposed to change the registry?) at 12:00 on Thursday, August 21, 2003
There's no instructions for this one. Thanks
Posted by :  Rich at 13:10 on Wednesday, October 01, 2003
I have recieved the same error in getting this site to work...The fix I found for that particular error was to re-establish the ODBC connection. Also the readme.txt file tells you to name the database to the wrong name "mdbgoldworx"...It should be named to "mdbwebworx", since that's what the global.asa file points to in it's connection strings.

I am trying to set this up to run on a local server (IIS 5.0). If I get everything running right tonight, I'll fill everyone in on what I had to do.
Posted by :  bla at 08:34 on Tuesday, October 28, 2003
I just replaced the line 380 with this one:

UserID = CStr(Request.Cookies(SITECOOKIE)("FullName"))

Now i can at least see the site, and decide that i will probably never use it :o)
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