Is it possible to call a WSDL document behind authentication with an existing SOAP service to pull data from a database behind authentication in Javascript?
Ultimately, I want to insert script into a spreadsheet to aggregate data from a database behind authentication.
I have just started using jQuery, and I'm Lovin it. I am currently struck at using .ajx to call a wsdl webservice. I was successful in using $.ajax to call all my wss web services, they just worked great. Now when i'm trying to call a Axis2 web service (complex return xml types), its not working.
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View 1 Replies View RelatedI would like to implement a login functionality to my website.
I've written a login form like this:
The problem is: how can I send the username and password to the server in a securely way? I mean, if the server sends the whole page in HTTP then the user wants to log in, he would not be able to send it in HTTPS, unless the server sends the login page to the user in HTTPS. But I would like this thing to happen with no full page refresh.
Can I call a value from the database to javascript/vbscript. Let's say the database is called SQL="SELECT * from checkout".Can I validate that the SQL and the javascript/vbscript equals to each other and inside the javascript uses the response.redirect function to another asp page?
View 3 Replies View RelatedI have a table with a list of games in rows. I want the user to be able to close/hide the game they don't want to play. At the moment I am using this;
Code:
<script language="JavaScript" type="text/JavaScript">
function removeR(r){
r.parentNode.removeChild(r);
}
</script>
<table>
<tr>
<td>Game 1</td>
<td><input name="button" type="button" onclick="removeR(this.parentNode.parentNode)" value="Close" /></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>Game 2</td>
<td><input name="button" type="button" onclick="removeR(this.parentNode.parentNode)" value="Close" /></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>Game 3</td>
<td><input name="button" type="button" onclick="removeR(this.parentNode.parentNode)" value="Close" /></td>
</tr>
</table>
This hides the games the user doesnt want to see on the page. But before the game is hidden I want to make an Ajax call to the database and add the user's preference into the table so next time the user comes to the page I can hide the game from the start. How can I do this?
I have a js file located on domain A, and on domain B i have included the js file, i want to change some information within my js file depending on the url(pulled from a database). I already have pulled the url via some coding and I am wondering if I use Ajax on domain B will this actually pull the information or will it stop it because of cross domain security? If it will block it, how can I pull this off?
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View 2 Replies View RelatedI'm using an web service to retrieve information from it. I got an working plugin from here and when i push a simple button I get the information in a string.
But, now i need certain things to be shown but can't find the way how. So when i got an success function(data) i want to retrieve the info from (data). When i try some ajax coding like:
var strInfo = $(this).find("Code").Text(); When i alert the content in a string, i get absolutely nothing!
I don't know enough about the technology yet to know whether this is a ridiculous question-- but is there no cross-browser javascript implementation of XMLHTTP and SOAP for use in calling web services?
It looks as though MSFT expects the client to be running Windows and ActiveX and have certain DLLs installed; and Mozilla seems to have its own implementation of SOAP. Is it
possible to implement these protocols in pure client-side javascript?
Ihave a question about using Javascript in combination with JQUERY,
I want to send out a SOAP request (write) in a JQUERY based application.
Is this the right approach?
Do I have to specifiy that the Write command is in fact Javascript? If so, how do I do that?
So I have a nice little hand rolled Ajax call to my server pulling a list from the database and displaying it in a drop down list dependant on the user input. Aka Google suggest. I am wondering if the quickest way to do this is to call the database each time with Ajax and search the results with the input, or to write an xml from the database and search that. Then when the Database is updated rewrite the xml file.
Am I underestimating MYSQL again? Or not, and I feel it would be good practice to write the xml file because it will essentially mean a lot less database calls. But I don�t know how fast searching an xml file would be in comparison to a db call. The results from the database are say 500 entries anywhere between 10 - 100 characters each. I want to know A. The best way to do this B. Lets say the site will have pretty high traffic so I am looking for it to be as tweeked as possible. I can test but thought at the end of my week it was worth seeing what peoples advice is.
I am creating a job ticket object that will interact with a database. It has to update the database on the fly via AJAX. Within the job ticket object, I have instances of a Component Object. Within the Component Object, I have an instance of an Editor Object. One of the methods of the Editor object is a function to edit some text and when it's submitted, it will update the database. All of that is working fine. My problem is that I need to refresh the screen with the new contents of the database. I have a method in the Component Object that refreshes the screen, but how do I call it from within the Editor Object? I believe it has to be called there because the editor object has a handler for the form submission and the AJAX function. So I'll have to reference a callback function once the AJAX request is handled, but I don't know how to call it.
I know that sounds kind of convoluted, so hopefully, this very simplified code will paint a better picture of what I'm trying to do:
Code:
Now I want to call refreshScreen, but I don't know how:
I like having scripts external, but I wonder about the security of internal anyway. Someone could save and change the HTML, right? But is that possible with an external script? I always thought not (unless there was an error), until a person on this forum was able to grab the script I was working with at the time. No problem with that, but it brings up the question in my mind about security in general surrounding java-script.
View 8 Replies View RelatedMy idea is to create a safety system that indicates the safety of the password. I have a field in a form called PASSWORD and I want that if the person writes only letters by means of a document.write there appears a phrase that says: easy password. If more than 8 letters appear: medium password. And if writes letters and numbers appear: high password.
View 3 Replies View RelatedThe data that needs to parsed is on an asp page secured by a login
form. I have access to the site, but I was wondering how one would go
about writing a script that would automatically access the page and
grab the HTML.
Garbing the HTML then parsing the information I understand. I just
don't know if its possible to access the data through an external
script (run from another server) even though we have access rights to
the page requiring login that is situated on another server.
The reason for this is because we don't have direct access to the
database.
I would like to secure a link with a password.
Upon entry into the link(selected) appeared to pop up a password.
After entering the incorrect order were moving to the home page .
If true, would redirect to the example thread.
I would also like to not be able to type a password time to look into the source of the page.
Is there any type of script or plugin out that has a secure, DropBox-like interface? I wanted clients to have a username and password, and that username and password to be tied to a mysql db of sorts that allows them access to their specific FTP space without them knowing the actual server info.
View 2 Replies View RelatedI've got two seperate websites that I'm working on. I am doing the design of the main website and the second site is a secure login area which another person has created.
My question is... can I put a login form on the main page, and then have it transfer the information into the secure login? The purpose being so that people can login directly from the main page instead of having to click to go to the secure area and then log in?
I'm trying to create a button similar to Facebook's 'Like' button which is applied to each item in a list. When a user clicks the like button this item is favourited for the logged in user. For the moment I do this in the following way:-
<div id="item_<?php echo $row['item_id'];?>" onclick="like(<?php echo $row['item_id'];?>)"></div>
Obviously this is very unsecure because anyone can easily modify the item id stored in the like() function in the onclick property and like any item thes guess the id of.
My question is how do I make this secure by either not displaying the id of the item but still having it accessible to my like function or via some other method?
I am trying to get rid of this warning over and over.
My pages are located in directory WEBSERVERAPPLICATIONSWC
Master pages in WEBSERVERAPPLICATIONS
CSS and Javsasripts are in WEBSERVER
And in css I have background:url no-repeat right top;
Dont know even though the image gets accessed by Https. why it is still giving that warning.
I am trying to get rid of this warning over and over.
My pages are located in directory WEBSERVERAPPLICATIONSWC
Master pages in WEBSERVERAPPLICATIONS
CSS and Javsasripts are in WEBSERVER
And in css I have background:url no-repeat right top;
Dont know even though the image gets accessed by Https. why it is still giving that warning.
My Google-fu is apparently pretty weak today. I'm unable to find a good reference for this problem I'm having on a client's site.
They have a script on their remote, secure server and our pages (some of which are secure and some which are not) call it.
The problem appears to be on the unsecure pages calling the client's remote, secure JS file. I'm told that on FireFox and Chrome, it times out and produces an error on our back-end.
I have a page that is on a secure server, lets say https://server.com and I have a link on a page /somelink.html. I am trying to use jQuery to change the link to http://server.com/somelink.html
Here is the code I have come up with:
$(document).ready(function() {
$("a[href^='https://server.com']")
.each(function(){
this.href = this.href.replace(/^https://server.com/,"http://www.server.co");
});
$("a[href^='/']")
.each(function(){
this.href = this.href.replace(/^//,
"http://www.server.co");
});
});
However, my code only seems to work in Firebug after everything has rendered. I assume that the links are changes when the Document is Ready but before the server address is attached to the links.
Can i use single jquery and html to do some database manipulation i.e. database transaction.
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