A short tutorial showing the basic the basic structure of the global.asa file. Describes different objects: Application_OnStart, Application_OnEnd, Session_OnStart, Session_OnEnd. An active servers counter is used as an example.

There will come a time when you need to dice up a string which is all one word or a number. In this particular case, Split() won't work for you. This page explains how Left() Mid() and Right() work.

Self explaining sort scripts to show how to manipulate strings. InStr(), LCase(), Left(), Len(), LenB(), LTring(), Mid(), Replace(), Right(), RTrim(), Space (), String(), StrReverse(), Trim() and UCase() commands.

Usage of the following math functions are shown: Abs(), Atn(), Cos(), Exp(), Fix(), Hex(), Int(), Log(), Oct(), Round(), Sgn(), Sin(), Sqr(), Tan().

Active Server Pages give great performance, but you can make them even faster with a few tweaks to your code and database connections. Here's a detailed tutorial on how to refine your scripts and ASP features for maximum speed.

This article explains how to pass the values in an array from one page to another without using session or application variables.

Learn how to convert HTML webpage to PDF for free by using HTMLDoc. With a simple installation of htmldoc.exe (opensource), by sending a command line from ASP. New version of the script is provided. Feedback will be appreciated

Learn how to convert HTML webpage to PDF for free by using HTMLDoc. With a simple installation of htmldoc.exe (opensource), by sending a command line from ASP. New version of the script is provided. Feedback will be appreciated

This article takes a look at three different ways to output content using Response.Write: using context switching, simple Response.Write statements, and Response.Write statements within a With block. Also examines the performance implications of each approach as well as the timing results of the vanilla Response.Write approach in an ASP.NET Web page.

A short tip on passing info between pages via a query string.