An index of ASP frequently asked questions (FAQ). The ASP FAQs are broken down by category which include: Application Object; Arrays; ASP.NET; Cookies; Databases Errors; General Databases; Database Queries; Dates and Times; Email; FileSystemObject; Forms; Functions and Subroutines; Getting Started with ASP; Math Functions; Networking; Regular Expressions; Security; Session Object; The Nature of Things which deal with the fundamental nature of ASP and other FAQs that do not fit in any other category; Uploading; and XML. Includes 10 most FAQs.
This article provides an easy way to find information that pertains to ASP, including a short definition of what ASP is, how ASP works, and an alphabetical list of terms and tips that relate to ASP. In the A-to-Z list, you will see a brief description as well as pertinent links to more detailed information (when that information is available). Topics include: Applications; Bottlenecks; Browser Connection; Buffering; C++; Caching; Client-Side Scripts; COM Object Debugging; Components; Connections; Cookie Munger; CPU; and Data Access Components.
This tutorial provides much information for beginner programmers trying to learn ASP. Topics include: What are Active Server Pages? Displaying Date, Time and Text; Using variables and forms; program flow control; loops; Subroutines and include/virtual; Session and Application methods; Dictionary Object; Cookies; Open Read and Create files; Introduction to Global.asa; Using ASP and JavaScript together; Using arrays; and Displaying pictures from an ASP file. Also includes an Active Server Pages Server-Side Scripting Programmer's Reference.
Active Server Pages (ASP) is a Microsoft server-side programming language that allows you create dynamic, interactive web sites that expand the static nature of HTML pages. ASP applications are extremely useful and powerful when combined with databases, and can talk to just about any database out there. Weborum's ASP tutorials offer something for all levels of ASP developers, from creating "Hello World", to integrating with advanced SQL Server procedures, and continues to grow each day.
In this ASP tutorial you will learn about ASP, and how to execute scripts on your server. You will also see that ASP is a powerful tool for making dynamic and interactive Web pages. Topics include an ASP introduction, ASP install, ASP syntax, ASP Variables, ASP procedures, ASP forms, ASP cookies, ASP session, ASP application, ASP #include, ASP global.asa, ASP objects, ASP response, ASP request, ASP session, ASP server, ASP error, ASP filesystem, ASP textstream, ASP drive, ASP file, ASP folder, ASP dictionary, ASP components, ASP reference.
The aim in this article is to give the basic and necessary knowledge on ASP script customization and basics on databases even for a non-programmer. In the following chapters they will guide you through step by step procedures, so that you can expertise yourself on the following topics: Know thy basics; Environment; Databases; Downloading and unzipping; Preparing the Web server; FTP how to; Setting up the database; DSN and DSN less connections; Setting up scripts and customizing; Using templates; COM and dll registeration; ASP for non-Windows.
MSSQL Server has many System Stored Procedures that extend ANSI-compliant SQL and allow you to do just about anything through T-SQL. Some of the more interesting procedures are called Catalog Procedures. Think of these as meta-procedures that give you information about the type of information that is inside databases. This tutorial shows how, with ASP, you can use certain system stored procedures (SSPs) to develop a lightweight web-based database management system for your databases when Enterprise Manager is not available.