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 asp database connection
by welcome007
2/28/2010 2:15:15 AM
Language: Visual Basic
<%@ Language="VBScript" %>
<%
option Explicit
%>
<%
dim con,rs,rs1
Sub OpenDb()
set con = Server.CreateObject("Adodb.Connection")
con.ConnectionString="Provider=Microsoft.Jet.Oledb.4.0;Data Source=" & Server.Mappath("E_Marketing.mdb")
con.open
End Sub
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Simple jQuery Slideshow
by Bardhyl
2/27/2010 7:51:32 AM
Language: Java/Javascript
Article includes link to jQuery sideshow example. (Source Code available).
http://www.kahmeshku.com/temp/my_slider/
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Windows Registry Using C++ and Win32 API
by rahules_rahul
2/13/2010 1:42:57 PM
Language: C/C++
This article gives an introduction to functions available in Win32 API to manipulate the Windows Registry using C\C++ .
This is an easy and understandable article.
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String Cleanser (ASCII only)
by Scouse Mouse
7/31/2009 7:56:19 AM
Language: Active Server Pages/VBScript
Simple include function to loop through a given string and (a) concatenate it to the maximum length, (b) silently drop any unwanted characters and (c) pad all single quotes with a 2nd single quote (for using in MS-SQL statements).
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How to start a Perl script under Windows without writing a separate batch file
by Marc-Alain Gross
3/4/2009 8:26:24 AM
Language: Perl
You know the problem: you want to write a Perl script under Windows but to run it, you need to specify the path to the script (i.e: "perl c:\apps\perl\showdate.pl").
Basically DOS allows to search through the Environment Variable "PATH" to find a script. But it allows only Microsoft scripts to run through this way (actually you have the possibility to assign all ".pl" files to Perl, but it doesn't work under DOS).
Your (and my) goal is to start the script using the short way, that is without sp ... (see entry for full description)
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Query to MS Excel
by Tim Garver
7/5/2008 3:56:19 PM
Language: Cold Fusion
Output excel file easy with ColdFusion MX.
Hi Many years ago i wrote an article here to create an excel CSV file with ColdFusion.
I wanted to update this with the newer easier way to accomplish the same goal.
have a search page with an output type drop box called "otype" values("web","xls","prt")
Write out your page in an HTML table with the columns you want in excel.
Then put an IF statement around your table or simply at the bottom of the page with links to the same page with the otype or a fo ... (see entry for full description)
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NMEA Cumlesi Dogru mu ? ( En: NMEA Sentence is valid ? )
by Murat G. UNGOR
2/24/2010 6:38:52 AM
Language: .Net
Bu fonksiyonla GPS'ten gelen anlik verinin islenmeden önce dogru olup olmadigi kontrol ediliyor.
For EN :
With this function check the NMEA sentence from GPS is valid before processing...
Translate for EN :
CumleUygunmu = Sentence is valid.
Cumle = Sentence ( NMEA Sentence )
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