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<0> MadScribe, you said interesting?
<1> never tried querying the AD at all
<0> oh
<1> with .net you can do that pretty cleanly
<0> thats what my script is supposed to do
<1> authenticate agianst a w2k3 AD
<0> Thats what im hoping to do



<0> is this proper form for concatening, set user = "Domain\" & Request.Form("UserName")
<0> Must not be its giving me a object required error
<0> Im getting this back: An invalid directory pathname was p***ed
<0> When im trying to query our ldap server
<0> Domain = "LDAP://root.ourserver.net" is what im sending it
<0> am i doing something wrong
<2> Hi. I needed help modifying a WORKING form that I made a while back. It's a form that is using a .asp file as the post. The form works fine and sends to my e-mail. However, I want to change the address that the e-mail is sending to. I can't seem to find it in the .asp or the html that triggers the asp file.... any help?
<2> the asp coding is here: http://rafb.net/p/jY0Qn629.html
<2> the html form: http://rafb.net/p/9RQQOZ91.html
<3> oh goddamnit. Where did the p***words channel go?
<4> irc.thundercity.net I think
<5> is there some good way to check if a querystring variable is in the querystring or not?
<5> anyone had problems with DatePart("w", Now()) ?
<5> ignore that
<6> we already did :S
<5> noticed
<5> :)
<5> how about
<5> is there some good way to check if a querystring variable is in the querystring or not?
<7> Request.QueryString("Foo") = ""
<5> no
<5> or is that it?
<5> i mean, in php you can have just ?bla
<5> and it is true to isset(), but false to empty()
<7> you could do a for each on the querystring



<7> and check the names
<5> basicly an isset() for asp is what i need i think
<5> :P
<7> If InStr(Request.QueryString, "Foo") != 0 Then
<7> It's been years since I've done asp, so...
<5> :)
<5> i'll give it a try as soon as i remember where i needed it
<5> though, that's not very globally practical
<5> if i have like ?id=43&item_id=32
<7> How so?
<5> two id
<7> yep, you'd need to do something fancy like
<7> "?Foo="
<7> and
<7> "&Foo="
<7> like I said, you could for each over the querystring
<7> walking the nvp looking at the names
<5> hmm, true
<7> Are you really learning asp cl***ic, or are you using .net?
<5> im forced to work with it on a site
<5> :P
<5> working on an old system
<5> well, not forced, but not enough time to redo from start
<7> gotcha
<0> can i p*** credentials to this, set UserData = server.CreateObject("ADSystemInfo")
<0> I can auth with active directory but it doesnt mean anything if i can allow that object to use it
<0> can anyone help with my question above?
<0> Ill do $20.00 paypal to first fix
<8> hello world


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