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ASP Lesson #1 - Introduction | ASP (Active Server Pages) | Beginner / Daniel Larsson | 49540 since 12/12/2000 8:22:11 AM |
By 22 Users 11 Excellent Ratings
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This is the first lesson of many upcoming.<p>I will learn you what ASP is, and what to use it for in this lesson. You will not be tought any ASP Code the first lesson. This is just what it says it is.....an Introduction.<p>If you're an experienced d ...(description truncated) |
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ASP Lesson #2 - Get Started with Personal Webserver | ASP (Active Server Pages) | Beginner / Daniel Larsson | 22068 since 12/13/2000 6:32:22 AM |
By 7 Users 5 Excellent Ratings
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In this Lesson I will teach you how to get a virtual Webserver for your ASP files if you don't own a real webserver. If you don't have a webserver installed, you can't view your ASP files.<p>This is no good to read for you who allready owns a webserver ...(description truncated) |
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ASP Lesson #3 - Learn What A Variable Is And How To Use It | ASP (Active Server Pages), HTML, VbScript (browser/client side)
| Beginner / Daniel Larsson | 21068 since 12/18/2000 3:55:21 PM |
By 10 Users 4 Excellent Ratings
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In this lesson the actual ASP learning starts. My past two lesson was written so you can run ASP on your computer, and also a brief introduction to what ASP is and when to use it.<p>Here I will introduce you to the most basics of ASP and ALL script lan ...(description truncated) |
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ASP to Word | ASP (Active Server Pages) | Intermediate / Sam Collett | 15920 since 10/27/2003 10:59:53 AM |
By 5 Users
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Convert ASP pages to Microsoft Word document |
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Break out of someone elses frame | ASP (Active Server Pages), VbScript (browser/client side)
| Advanced / Steve Lyons | 18086 since 6/13/2001 4:39:39 PM |
By 3 Users
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Get your web page out of someone elses frame. |
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Create Printer Friendly Version of Webpage | ASP (Active Server Pages), HTML, VbScript (browser/client side)
| Advanced / PortJump Pete | 49898 since 1/16/2009 9:07:16 AM |
By 16 Users 10 Excellent Ratings
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This code allows you to make a print friendly version of you existing web page with minimal fuss by simply inserting a few tags, and passing the page to the print.asp script. I included a demo page so you can actually see where the tags were placed in the ...(description truncated) |
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CSS/VBScript change background-color of txt-fields after type in | ASP (Active Server Pages), HTML, VbScript (browser/client side)
| Beginner / Mathias Stocker | 32284 since 3/23/2001 8:38:05 AM |
By 4 Users 3 Excellent Ratings
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A real good way to show wich txtfields are required in a form!
If you type in some stuff in the txtfield, the color change.
In the example the color change from red to green. (ScreenShot) |
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Document Management | ASP (Active Server Pages) | Intermediate / sampson makinde | 9147 since 5/22/2007 4:30:39 AM | Unrated
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This Application is for sending document around the offices on LAN without leaving the desk. However one line of code is not working very well where the document saved in the database cannot open to OLE (I have a problem with the Path). I am open to any s ...(description truncated) (ScreenShot) |
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Dynamic Stylesheets | ASP (Active Server Pages), HTML | Intermediate / Jamie Marshall | 11492 since 1/29/2001 8:43:24 AM | Unrated
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This code solves the problem of requiring individual stylesheets for sites while still needing to enforce an overall look and feel. I see the most common application for this is in corporate intranet sites, but in fact anyone managing multiple systems wit ...(description truncated) |
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Get In Frames | ASP (Active Server Pages) | Intermediate / Lewis E. Moten III | 17505 since 7/21/2000 1:59:41 PM |
By 1 Users
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Search engines point users to individual web pages. If the page is supposed to be displayed within a set of frames, this code will redirect the users to a specific page using javascript. From there, the new page parses which page it should display and loa ...(description truncated) |
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