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Windows Hosting |
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What components do you support?
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At the moment, we support email components such as:
- ASPEmail http://www.aspemail.com
- ASPUPload http://www.aspupload.com
- JMail http://www.dimac.net
- ImageMagick http://www.imagemagick.org
- ASPJPeg http://www.aspjpeg.com
We also support MS XML3, ActivePerl and MS ADO 2.7.
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Does Times Telecom support and offer Microsoft Access, ASP, and SQL? |
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Yes. These features are specific to Microsoft Windows 2000 Server and are supported through our Windows 2000 web hosting options.
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I can't get my ASPSecured to work!
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Each ASPSecured page is individually protected by ASP code. Without this code, your pages will not be protected.
To make ASPSecured work:
- Turn on ASPSecured inside the control panel. (Click Domani Settings on the left and then click on EDIT Web Service)
- Login to ASPSecured by clicking the magnifying glass beside ASPSecured. The default login and password is Admin/Admin (case sensitive)
- Add users to through the admin interface
- Add ASP code to the pages you want secured.
<% @ LANGUAGE = VBScript.Encode %>
<%
session("securedbyuser") = "{change-this-to-user}"
session("securedbygroup") = "groupa,groupb,admins"
session("pagename") = "Products and Services"
session("loginpage") = "/ASPSecured/login.asp"
%>
<!--#include virtual="/ASPSecured/secured.asp"-->
This is the secured page.
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I can't login to ASPSecured! |
If you're having problems logging into ASPSecured, most likely the login and password you have entered is incorrect. The default login and password to ASPSecured is:
Login: Admin
Password: Admin
The Login and Password are case sensitive. Please be sure to use capital "A". You can then change the password once you have logged in.
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Do you support ASPUpload? If so, how does it work? |
The following HTML form (located in the sample file Form1.asp) enables a user to select up to three files for uploading to the server:
<HTML>
<BODY BGCOLOR="#FFFFFF">
<FORM METHOD="POST" ENCTYPE="multipart/form-data" ACTION="UploadScript1.asp">
<INPUT TYPE="FILE" SIZE="40" NAME="FILE1"><BR>
<INPUT TYPE="FILE" SIZE="40" NAME="FILE2"><BR>
<INPUT TYPE="FILE" SIZE="40" NAME="FILE3"><BR>
<INPUT TYPE=SUBMIT VALUE="Upload!">
</FORM>
</BODY>
</HTML>
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Notice the ENCTYPE="multipart/form-data" attribute in the tag. It instructs the browser to send the entire file to the server and not just the file name entered in the input text box. It is absolutely mandatory that your upload forms contain this attribute, or no uploading can be performed.
This form contains three items which appear on the page as text boxes with the Browse button next to them. Each box can be used to select one file only. While the SIZE attribute of an item is optional, the NAME attribute is required.
This form invokes the upload script UploadScript1.asp shown below:
<HTML>
<BODY>
<%
Set Upload = Server.CreateObject("Persits.Upload")
Count = Upload.Save("c:upload")
Response.Write Count & " file(s) uploaded to c:upload"
%>
</BODY>
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The first line of the ASP script simply creates an instance of the AspUpload object. The second line calls the Save method of the component which actually performs the upload: it parses the information POSTed by the browser, figures out how many files are being uploaded, and saves them in a specified local directory on the server under their original names.
The Save method returns the number of files successfully uploaded. In case of an error this method will throw an exception.
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I get a Persits.MailSender error with my ASP form.: Connection Refused. |
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Make sure you use the server "mail.(yourdomain.com)". Change yourdomain.com to your domain that you host with us.
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