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Calling JavaScript Function file in ASP

Asked by radhakrishan1 in Active Server Pages (ASP)

Tags: javascript

I have created a common JavaScript file which will be used for all the modules. It does the date validations for me. Whenever, a date is being entered it is being validated and if invalid it will prompt user to enter the correct the date.

If I keep the Javascript function in the ASP file it work. But now I have created a common Javascript function file and when I call the function in Javascript file from ASP, it gives me errors.

Look for TextDateFrom & TextDateTo.

How can u create a common function file and call this from ASP. It gives me an error at

<input id="txDateFrom" name="txtDateFrom" size="10" maxlength="10" value=<%=Date()-22%>
                              onFocus="javascript:vDateType='3'" onKeyUp="DateFormat(this,this.value,event,false,'3')" onBlur="DateFormat(this,this.value,event,true,'3')">

My ASP modules is :
<HTML>
<HEAD>
<TITLE>Total Volumes processed by Each Site</TITLE>
<!-- #include file="adovbs.inc" -->
</HEAD>
<BODY BGCOLOR="#ffffff">
<SCRIPT language="JavaScript" src=DateValidation.js></SCRIPT>

<%
dim objConn, ObjRS, sSQL, tempdate, datefrom, depot, dateto, dat1, dat2, origdat1
dim tempdateto, tempdatefrom, dd, origdd, status, name

dateto=CDate(Request.Form("txtdateTo"))
If dateto=0 then
dateto=date()-19
datefrom=date()-22
tempdateto=dateto
tempdatefrom=datefrom
else
dateto=CDate(Request.Form("txtdateTo"))
datefrom=CDate(Request.Form("txtdateFrom"))
tempdateto=dateto
tempdatefrom=datefrom
end if

name = "All Sites"


Session.LCID = 2057

orig1=CLng((right("00" & Day(datefrom),2) & "" & right("00" & Month(datefrom),2) & "" & Year(datefrom)))
dat1=CLng((right("00" & Day(datefrom),2) & "" & right("00" & Month(datefrom),2) & "" & Year(datefrom)))
dat2=CLng((right("00" & Day(dateto),2) & "" & right("00" & Month(dateto),2) & "" & Year(dateto)))
dd=CLng(right("00" & Day(datefrom),2))
origdd=CLng(right("00" & Day(datefrom),2))

set objConn = Server.CreateObject("ADODB.Connection")
objConn.Open "provider=sqloledb;data source=JRL002465;initial catalog=lokesh;user id=sa;password=;"

set ObjRS = Server.CreateObject("ADODB.Recordset")
set ObjRS.ActiveConnection = objConn
ObjRS.CursorType = adOpenStatic
ObjRS.CursorLocation = adUseClient

sSql="select distinct del_depot_code,count(*),date_urn_scan from masteretox where del_depot_code <>'A'" &_
"and date_urn_scan>=" &_
dat1 &_
"and date_urn_scan<=" &_
dat2 &_
"and bypassed<>'B'" &_
"group by del_depot_code, date_urn_scan order by del_depot_code, date_urn_scan"


ObjRS.Open sSql

set ObjR1 = Server.CreateObject("ADODB.Recordset")
set ObjR1.ActiveConnection = objConn
ObjR1.CursorType = adOpenStatic
ObjR1.CursorLocation = adUseClient
Dim sql
sql="Select * from sites order by site_name"
ObjR1.Open sql

Dim r, count, total
'r is an index variable for the for loops, count is the number of rows of data
total = objRS.RecordCount
count = ObjRS.Fields.Count - 1
Dim arrDel(100), arrVol(100), arrComp(100), arrHorDel(100), arrHorVol(100)
Dim arrHorTotVol(100), arrHorTotDel(100), arrHorTot(100), arrHorTotComp(100)
      r = "0"                        
      for r = 0 to count
            arrDel(r) = 0
            arrVol(r)=0
            arrComp(r)=0
            arrHorDel(r)=0
            arrHorVol(r)=0
            arrHorTot(r)=0
            arrHorTotVol(r)=0
            arrHorTotDel(r)=0
            arrHorTotComp(r)=0
   next

  ' start building the table
%>

<form name="formVolumes" method="post" action="Site.asp" onSubmit="return goSubmit();">
  <table border="0" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0" width="390" align="center">
    <tr align="middle">
            <td nowrap><IMG height=29 src="etos.gif" width=74 align=center></td>
      </tr>
    <tr><td><font size=2>
      <%Response.Write "Date From : " &datefrom%>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;
      <%Response.Write "Date To : " & dateto%>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;
      <%Response.Write "Site : " & name%>&nbsp;
    </td></tr>  
</table>
<TABLE border="2" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="1" bordercolor="#ccccff" align="Center">
<colgroup>
      <col WIDTH="60">
<tr bgcolor='#ccccff'>
<td rowspan="2" height="44"><b>DCSite</b></td>
<%
while not (tempdatefrom>tempdateto)
%>
<td  height="25" width='80'>
      <p align="center">
      <%=tempdatefrom%></td>
   <%
   tempdatefrom=tempdatefrom+1
wend
%>
<td  height="25">
      <p align="center">Total</td>
</tr>
<tr bgcolor='#ccccff'>
<%
'Initialising again
tempdateto=dateto
tempdatefrom=datefrom
   while not (tempdatefrom>tempdateto)
   Response.Write "<TD><B>" & " Volumes " & "</TD></B>"
   tempdatefrom=tempdatefrom+1
   wend
   Response.Write "<TD><B>" & " Volumes " & "</TD></B>"
   tempdatefrom=tempdatefrom+1
   Response.Write "</td></tr>"
%>
</colgroup>
<%

Status=""
while not ObjR1.EOF
Response.Write "<TR ALIGN=CENTER>"      
tempdateto=dateto
tempdatefrom=datefrom
dd=origdd
dat1=CLng((dd & "" & right("00" & Month(datefrom),2) & "" & Year(datefrom)))
Response.Write "<TD>" & ObjR1(0) & "</TD>"
     
while (tempdatefrom<=tempdateto)
If ObjRS.BOF = False then
       ObjRS.MoveFirst
End if
      While Not ObjRS.EOF
       If (ObjR1(1)=ObjRS(0)) then
          If (ObjRS("date_urn_scan")=dat1) then
          Response.Write "<TD>" & ObjRS(1) & "</TD>"
          arrDel(r)=arrDel(r)+ObjRS(1)
          Status="Y"
          end if
       end if
       ObjRS.MoveNext
       Wend
'    Response.Write dat1
    dd=dd+1
    dat1=CLng((dd & "" & right("00" & Month(datefrom),2) & "" & Year(datefrom)))
  tempdatefrom=tempdatefrom+1
If (Status<>"Y") then
Response.Write "<TD>" & "-" & "</TD>"
else
Status="N"
end if
wend
'arrComp(r)=CDbl(arrVol(r)/arrDel(r))
Response.Write "<TD><B>" & arrDel(r) & "</B></TD>"
Response.Write "</tr>"
arrDel(r)=0
arrVol(r)=0
arrComp(r)=0
'ObjRS.MoveFirst
ObjR1.MoveNext
Wend

Status=""
'Printing the Totals
tempdateto=dateto
tempdatefrom=datefrom
dd=origdd
dat1=CLng((dd & "" & right("00" & Month(datefrom),2) & "" & Year(datefrom)))
Response.Write "<TR ALIGN=CENTER  bgcolor='#FF9999'>"      
Response.Write "<TD>" & "Totals" & "</TD>"
while (tempdatefrom<=tempdateto)
If ObjRS.BOF = False then
       ObjRS.MoveFirst
End if

      While Not ObjRS.EOF
          'ObjRS.MoveFirst
          If (ObjRS("date_urn_scan")=dat1) then
          arrHorDel(r)=arrHorDel(r)+ObjRS(1)
           Status="Y"
           end if
       ObjRS.MoveNext
       Wend
   dd=dd+1
   dat1=CLng((dd & "" & right("00" & Month(datefrom),2) & "" & Year(datefrom)))
tempdatefrom=tempdatefrom+1
If (Status<>"Y") then
Response.Write "<TD>" & "-" & "</TD>"
else
Status="N"
Response.Write "<TD><B>" & arrHorDel(r) & "</B></TD>"
arrHorTotDel(r)=arrHorTotDel(r)+arrHorDel(r)
arrHorDel(r)=0
end if
wend
Response.Write "<TD><B>" & arrHorTotDel(r) & "</B></TD>"
Response.Write "</TR>"      
'end if
'end if
%></THEAD>
  <DIV></DIV></TABLE></TD></TR></TABLE>
<%
ObjRS.Close

set ObjRS = nothing
set objConn = nothing
%>
<table border="0" cellspacing="1" cellpadding="1" align="center" bordercolor="#ccccff">
                  <tr>
                      <td class="Label" nowrap align="left">Date From</td>
                      <td class="Label" nowrap align="left">Date To</td>
                  </tr>
                  
                  <tr>
                        <td align="left">
                              <input id="txDateFrom" name="txtDateFrom" size="10" maxlength="10" value=<%=Date()-22%>
                              onFocus="javascript:vDateType='3'" onKeyUp="DateFormat(this,this.value,event,false,'3')" onBlur="DateFormat(this,this.value,event,true,'3')">
                        </td>
                        <td align="left">
                              <input id="txtDateTo" name="txtDateTo" size="10" maxlength="10" value=<%=Date()-19%>
                              onFocus="javascript:vDateType='3'" onKeyUp="DateFormat(this,this.value,event,false,'3')" onBlur="DateFormat(this,this.value,event,true,'3')">
                        </td>
<td>
<A href="#">
<IMG onclick="document.formVolumes.submit();" src="cmdbtn_big_report_over.gif" border=0 name=refresh>
</A></td>
</tr></table></form>
</BODY>
</HTML>

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