Sometimes, you might want to get the current page URL that is shown in the browser URL window. For example if you want to let your visitors submit a blog post to Digg you need to get that same exact URL. There are plenty of other reasons as well. In this tutorial we will show how you can do that.
ASP has the ability to dynamically output any kind of office application format. Before to start coding, The first thing we need to do is set correct file type. Becase the browser needs to know what to do with the file. Second step is to edit file name. You can use HTML and CSS to create styles in your word document. .
Working with arrays could be painful if you could not remove any item after adding them in an array. Arrays are very helpful in programming languages, but in ASP it is not so easy. VBScript does not contains strong functions to remove any item form your array list. Here there is a good ASP code block will be helpfull for your to remove and re-organized your array.
In this series of our ASP Developer Articles, we will examine a new VbScript function called as ' The Len() Function'. With LEN functions you can calculate the length of the string. Following function calculates the length of a string taken from input area.
While passing variables as an URL's querystring, you should need to encode the string. All special characters like space must be written in adress bar in a form for browser.
There is a very cool way to download or grab a file using ServerXMLHTTP class. Using this object you could access and download a remote file out side of your website.
In this tutorial i will teach you how to get the screen size of a users monitor and display it with a combo of javascript and ASP.
You can store the screen sizes in an ASP variable, then use it for your code or to simply record what size they use.
This is the first article of a series that explains how to create a stored procedure and to call it from ASP or directly from SQL Server. The stored procedure will in turn create a simple column based report in PDF without using any external tools or libraries (and their associated licensing costs!).