I found a blog post which I found quite useful (in theory) for a utility that I manage at work. Here is that blog post: (this forum wouldn't let me post a link... it's titled "Hey, Scripting Guy! Who Are You?")
The Tools that I manage are written in HTML/JS and just make people more efficient at documenting their interactions. Because the code blocks of this article weren't labeled... and I was unfamiliar with this language.... I had to do some research to find
out that it was in VBScript. Therefore, I started to figure out that I needed to create an ASP classic version of these same functions. However, every time I call the file from AJAX, I get error 500. Can someone please review my code to see if I'm doing
something wrong?
Code Preface: there's a file that I'm adding into my code to help me return a JSON variable easily. Here is the file and documentation: (this forum wouldn't let me post a link... it's on GitHub and it's titledaspJSON )
Code:
<!DOCTYPE html><html><head><title>Employee Demographics</title><!--#include file="jsonObject.class.asp" --></head><body><%Session.LCID=1033Dim username, JSON, objUser
username = Request.QueryString
'where username is of the format:
'CN=(5digit#),OU=!UserAccounts,DC=(2ltr),DC=(4ltr),DC=(3ltr)
Set JSON = New JSONobject
Set objUser = GetObject("LDAP://" & username)
JSON.Add "empNum", objUser.sAMAccountName
JSON.Add "fName", objUser.givenName
JSON.Add "lName", objUser.sn
JSON.Add "fullName", objUser.displayName
JSON.Add "ext", objUser.telephoneNumber
JSON.Add "title", objUser.title
JSON.Write()
Session.Abandon
%></body></html>This code is being called via AJAX and the AJAX is just pulling back the response. What is wrong with my code?