How do I use ASPMail?
ASPMail is supported as well as CDONTS and JMail. Please visit the following address for more information on how to use ASPMail: http://www.serverobjects.com/comp/Aspmail4.htm <!– –>
ASPMail is supported as well as CDONTS and JMail. Please visit the following address for more information on how to use ASPMail: http://www.serverobjects.com/comp/Aspmail4.htm <!– –>
"The server’s time shows time relative to the Eastern Time Zone. I want the time to be offset to show my local time instead of your time. How can I do that?" There are a couple ways to do this and you should consult an ASP programming book for different options. One way to do […]
We support ADO and ADO.NET (for use with ASP.NET) applications. <!– –>
How can I successfully use the FileSystemObject without a Hard path? I have a subdirectory with several subfolders which I want to display the files for download? You can use the FileSystemObject in your scripts. If you’ll email support@appliedi.net the domain name and the username of your account we’ll be happy to provide you with […]
Someone said ODBC DSNs are bad and could slow down my site; how else am I supposed to connect to my Access, SQL server or Excel data content? We recommend you try getting away from access databases, as it confines you to using older and slower technology that doesn’t handle multiple requests very well. If you can’t […]
This is likely due to the ASP.NET service not having full access to all the servers cryptography keys. Futher information is available at https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb909654(v=vs.90).aspx. If you require further assistance, contact our Support Team (support@appliedi.net). <!– –>
Symptoms Active Server Pages error ‘ASP 0131’ Disallowed Parent Path /my/path/myscript.asp, line 70 The Include file ‘../some/folder/somefile.inc’ cannot contain ‘..’ to indicate the parent directory. Cause Parent Paths are disabled by default on all servers as a security precaution. It is best to avoid using parent paths whenever possible. However, by request Parent Paths […]
Your entire virtual server is scriptable and is in essence a cgi-bin folder. If you wish to create a specific folder for your scripts feel free to create a folder and copy your cgi-bin applications into it. You can name this folder anything you like and some common choices are: cgi-bin, cgi, scripts, and so […]
Simply create a folder named CGI-BIN INSIDE the wwwroot folder. All folders are marked as scriptable by default so you can actually name the folder anything you like (CGI, scripts, CGI-perl, etc). <!– –>
Applied Innovations has setup a special secure mail server that only allows access from our internal shared network and is set as an open relay for our network. Please use: smtp.appliedi.net as the mail server in your scripts/programs. Please note that attempts to connect to this mail server from the outside network will fail. ** For […]