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PS_2301 Read +Add Comment ASP classic comments are needed this time. Come and leave comments on these pages where ivory research reviews of these pages are collect in the time when you leave it for our page. All the time when we start to find them then we need it for us. Posted 7 days ago Regarding... ASP Classic Comments (' or REM) Languages Focus: Comments Commenting 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 Comments Commenting 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.,

Anonymous Read +Add Comment 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?--- sdfsdf Posted 41 months ago Regarding... 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.

annie.g Read +Add Comment This content is written in highly in depth form and given at the right time! Fresh content. Posted 44 months ago Regarding... ASP Classic Comments (' or REM) Languages Focus: Comments Commenting 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 Comments Commenting 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.,

Anonymous Read +Add Comment Great website. Lots of information to Read. Great Man Keep Posting and update. Thanks. --- mtocosplat Posted 45 months ago Regarding... ASP Classic Comments (' or REM) Languages Focus: Comments Commenting 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 Comments Commenting 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.,

Anonymous Read +Add Comment thank you, you saved my day ! --- mathiew Posted 47 months ago Regarding... ASP Classic Comparison Operators (=, <>) {Too Long!}

Anonymous Read +Add Comment 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". --- Mariusz Posted 49 months ago Regarding... ASP Classic Member Property (Property..Get..Let) ASP Classic Member Property ASP classic uses the property keyword and special Get and Let methods to both get and set the values of properties.

Anonymous Read +Add Comment Do you know where ASPMail stores its registration key? We've misplaced ours and want to move it to a new server. --- Craig Posted 54 months ago Regarding... Send email with ASPMail How to use ASPMail to send email from your web site.

Anonymous Read +Add Comment how to use response.redirect after using response.buffer --- Naresh Posted 57 months ago Regarding... 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.

Anonymous Read +Add Comment "While the Application object is locked, no ASP code is executed ..." -- seriously?!  So how would "Application.Unlock" ever get executed? --- Seriously Posted 59 months ago Regarding... ASP Application.Lock Method Call Application.Lock to freeze ASP code while you set IIS application variables the Application.Unlock to unfreeze. No actions take place on the server while locked.  Application.Lock, , Application(YourAppVar) = AValue, Application.Unlock

Anonymous Read +Add Comment In my asp page some user send junk values. So please let me know how can i solve this problem --- Kiran Posted 5 years ago Regarding... ASP Classic Class..Object (Class..Set..New) Languages Focus: Class..Object In short, a class is a data type, and an object is an instance of a class type. A class has methods (routines), properties (member variables), and a constructor. The current values of the properties is the current state of the object. The UML is one of the diagraming disciplines that allows you to document the various changing states of a series of objects. ASP Classic Class..Object Ultra-primitive (no inheritance) but useful and encourages you to think and design using objects. Unlike VB, you can have more than one class per file. Classes in ASP do support member fields, properties, and methods.