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ASP Classic Assignment (=)
Languages Focus: AssignmentCommon assignment operators for languages include =, ==, and :=. An assignment operator allows you to assign a value to a variable. The value can be a literal value like "Mike" or 42 or the value stored in another variable or returned by a function.
ASP Classic AssignmentASP Classic uses = for it's assignment operator.
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Thank you very much for this review!
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ASP Classic Deployment Overview
ASP Classic Deployment OverviewWith ASP Classic, you simply copy your files to a web server that is capable of running ASP pages. This includes your .ASP pages along with supporting files such as images, include files, and database files.
Optionally, you can also deploy a global.asa file which is used to code certain events like application start, application end, session start, and session end.
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Those are extremely authentic and meaningful comments!
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ASP Classic Comments (' or REM)
Languages Focus: CommentsCommenting code generally has three purposes: to document your code, for psuedo coding prior to coding, and to embed compiler directives. Most languages support both a single line comment and a multiple line comment. Some languages also use comments to give instructions to the compiler or interpreter.
ASP Classic CommentsCommenting Code, ASP Classic, like all the VB-based languages, uses a single quote (') or the original class-style basic "REM" (most developers just use a quote). ASP Classic does NOT have a multiple line comment.
Preprocessor Directives - @ and #, An @ is used for preprocessor directives within ASP code (within <% %>) and a # is used for HTML-style preprocessor directives.
Note: ASP Classic does not support VB Classic's #If directive.,
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ASP Classic Comments (' or REM)
Languages Focus: CommentsCommenting code generally has three purposes: to document your code, for psuedo coding prior to coding, and to embed compiler directives. Most languages support both a single line comment and a multiple line comment. Some languages also use comments to give instructions to the compiler or interpreter.
ASP Classic CommentsCommenting Code, ASP Classic, like all the VB-based languages, uses a single quote (') or the original class-style basic "REM" (most developers just use a quote). ASP Classic does NOT have a multiple line comment.
Preprocessor Directives - @ and #, An @ is used for preprocessor directives within ASP code (within <% %>) and a # is used for HTML-style preprocessor directives.
Note: ASP Classic does not support VB Classic's #If directive.,
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Hi,
Response.Buffter = false;
Response.Write("Some Message");
Response.flush();
the above code working fine in my colleague system,
but in my system not working. Why?---
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Response.Flush and Response.Buffer
Response.Flush sends the contents of the buffer to the browser. This command is useful for showing a visitor something while slow loading pages load.
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This content is written in highly in depth form and given at the right time! Fresh content.
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ASP Classic Comments (' or REM)
Languages Focus: CommentsCommenting code generally has three purposes: to document your code, for psuedo coding prior to coding, and to embed compiler directives. Most languages support both a single line comment and a multiple line comment. Some languages also use comments to give instructions to the compiler or interpreter.
ASP Classic CommentsCommenting Code, ASP Classic, like all the VB-based languages, uses a single quote (') or the original class-style basic "REM" (most developers just use a quote). ASP Classic does NOT have a multiple line comment.
Preprocessor Directives - @ and #, An @ is used for preprocessor directives within ASP code (within <% %>) and a # is used for HTML-style preprocessor directives.
Note: ASP Classic does not support VB Classic's #If directive.,
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Great website. Lots of information to Read. Great Man Keep Posting and update. Thanks.
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ASP Classic Comments (' or REM)
Languages Focus: CommentsCommenting code generally has three purposes: to document your code, for psuedo coding prior to coding, and to embed compiler directives. Most languages support both a single line comment and a multiple line comment. Some languages also use comments to give instructions to the compiler or interpreter.
ASP Classic CommentsCommenting Code, ASP Classic, like all the VB-based languages, uses a single quote (') or the original class-style basic "REM" (most developers just use a quote). ASP Classic does NOT have a multiple line comment.
Preprocessor Directives - @ and #, An @ is used for preprocessor directives within ASP code (within <% %>) and a # is used for HTML-style preprocessor directives.
Note: ASP Classic does not support VB Classic's #If directive.,
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thank you, you saved my day !
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mathiew
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What is rule to using the first letter in private variable which is assigned by property .In you example you use the "F" ,because we can't use "_CyborgName".
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Mariusz
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