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Introduction Active Server Pages 3.0 offers many improvements and changes, most dealing with reliability, performance, and scalability, but Microsoft also added two new methods to the Server object: Transfer and Execute. (This version of ASP is part of IIS 5.0, which ships with Windows 2000.) Server.Transfer ASP developers have used Response.Redirect since the days of ASP 1.0 to redirect the browser...
Updated: 03/08/2005
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This manuscript is an abridged version of a chapter from the Wrox Press book Professional Active Server Pages 3.0 . Connections, Commands And Procedures examines the different ways in which ADO can access data. This chapter covers the most important topics, and those methods and properties that are most applicable for an ASP developer. Professional Active Server Pages 3.0 is the next edition of the number one selling ASP book in the world; Professional Active Server Pages 2.0 . This is...
Updated: 03/08/2005
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ASP makes converting string to date very easy. We re going to use the CDate ASP/VBScript function in our ASP code to convert a string to a date value. ASP CDate function has the following syntax: CDate (Date) ASP CDate function has 1 string argument, which is the string to be converted to date. The CDate function converts any valid date/time string expression to Date variant subtype.
Updated: 03/08/2005
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ASP.NET and the .NET framework make it unbelievably easy to retrieve web content (that s it, whole web pages) from remote servers. You might have various reasons to retrieve remote web content, for example you might want to get the latest news headlines from popular news sites and link to them from your website. To accomplish screen scraping in classic ASP, we had to resort to COM objects like AspHttp, ASPTear and Microsoft.XMLHTTP. The good news is that the .NET framework has built-in...
Updated: 03/08/2005
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ASP ServerVariables collection contains information about the server where your ASP script is running on information about the client requesting the ASP script. The ServerVariables collection can give you lots of information about the server settings Server IP, Server name, Server virtual path, Server Software (IIS4, IIS5 or IIS6), etc. Using ServerVariables you can get your visitors IP address, their browser version, their browser language settings, etc. The list of ServerVariables...
Updated: 03/08/2005
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ASP.NET SQLCacheDependency with SQLite 3.0 and Triggers By Peter A. Bromberg, Ph.D. "I am not part of the problem. I am a Republican." -- Dan Quayle The SQLite database engine is getting better all the time, with Version 3.0.6 now out and 3 "Final" not too far off. If you aren't familiar with SQLite, you might want to catch up by reading my previous article here . SQLite, as of this writing, is not yet fully ready for the Compact Framework, but it should be, very soon. Now that should...
Updated: 03/08/2005
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In ASP you handle application errors by using the On Error resume Next statement. If you don t want your visitors to see ugly meaningless error messages, then you ll have to implement some kind of error handling in your ASP applications. How does ASP Error Handling work?
Updated: 03/08/2005
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The ASP UCase function is used to convert a string to upper case. The string argument of the UCase function can be any valid string. All lower case letters in the string passed as an argument to UCase are converted to upper case, while all upper case letters and special characters remain the same.
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The ASP LCase function is used to convert a string to lower case. The string argument of the LCase function can be any valid string. All upper case letters in the string passed as an argument to LCase are converted to lower case, while all lower case letters and special characters remain the same. Consider the following ASP code: <% sMyString = ASPdev.org sLowerCaseString = LCase(sMyString) Response.Write(sLowerCaseString) %> The code above will print the following in your browser:...
Updated: 03/08/2005
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The ASP Replace() (if we want to be correct the Replace() function is a VBScript function) is a handy function, used to replace sub-strings found within a string. The VBScript Replace() function has 3 mandatory arguments. The first one is the string to be searched. The second argument is the sub-string you are searching for within the first argument. The third one is the string that will replace the second argument into the searched string (first argument). Have a look at the following...
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