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Here, you'll find a few example codes that allows you to save thousands of unnecessary database queries using Application variables.
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Date: Nov, 16 2000 |
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Here are a set of very useful functions that allows you to pass variables around via forms, querystrings, and/or cookies. Source code available for download. More free help at www.webforumz.com
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Date: Aug, 28 2003 |
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This tutorial explains basics of the Dictionary object by using two examples: translation of a number from English to Spanish and password protection.
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Date: Jan, 14 2002 |
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This tutorial explains the basic use of Subroutines and Include virtual using SSI that may be used in ASP pages to make your code cleaner.
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Date: Jan, 14 2002 |
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This tutorial covers several important Active Server Pages looping structures, including do..while, do..until, and select case structures.
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Date: Jan, 14 2002 |
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Using classes in ASP 3.0 we can create dynamic arrays of objects. This article presents a sample code showing how to implement a class of dynamic arrays of objects several layers deep.
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Date: Jun, 11 2001 |
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This tutorial explains how to do recursive subroutines in ASP (VBScript). Use this algorithm to create threaded discussions, directories, or whatever use you have for it.
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Date: Aug, 11 2003 |
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This article examines how to strip HTML tags using regular expressions. Regular expressions are nifty little buggers that can be used to perform advanced string pattern matching and replacing.
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Date: Apr, 25 2001 |
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This short tutorial provides two simple solutions for trimming strings: the easy way and the right way. The right way will ensure not to return a string with the last word cut off.
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Date: Jan, 03 2001 |
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A function that calls itself repeatedly, satisfying some condition is called a Recursive Function. Using recursion, we split a complex problem into its single simplest case. The recursive function only knows how to solve that simplest case. You'll see the difference between solving a problem iteratively and recursively later.
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Date: Aug, 04 2000 |
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