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Management is important when you are designing and developing any website and ‘include files’ offer a great way to keep your website easily updatable and maintainable.
VBScript Tutorials - IIS ASP Server Supporting VBScript
This book provides introductions and tutorial examples on how IIS ASP server provides support to VBScript code embedded in HTML documents. Topics include configuring IIS to support ASP pages; ASP runt...
Force Page To Not Load From Cache
Sometimes you may want to make sure that users don't see an old page, you want it to load again and not from the cache when people view it.
ASP SPLIT, REPLACE and JOIN String Functions
We will write the same script using SPLIT, REPLACE and JOIN to demonstrate all 3 functions and how they often are used for similar tasks.
Caching Data in ASP
Do you have a web page that takes a long time to generate? Do you have a SQL query that you want to cache the results? This tutorial will show how to use the Application object to store cached data.
Create a PDF file with ASP and SQL
This short tutorial will teach you how you can create a PDF file on the fly for free using ASP and a stored SQl Server procedure. Amazing!
ASP and log files
Several methods to create hi-speed log files in ASP/VBS using Scripting.FileSystemObject and LogFile class of ScriptUtils. VBS Samples and performance comparison.
Flash and ASP
The potential of 'Flash and ASP' has not yet been fully realized and there are not many articles or guides on the web to help you through your quest to find out more. We hope our guide not only teache...
Remote Scripting With JavaScript and ASP
Remote scripting is an extremely powerful feature available in both Netscape Navigator and Internet Explorer. It allows us to use a combination of scripting languages to call server side ASP code from...
Towards Next Generation URLs.
For many years we have heard about the impending death of URLs that are difficult to type, remember and preserve. The use of URLs has actually improved little thus far, but changes are afoot in both d...