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Like most of our topics, I'm covering this one due to user demand for it. If you've been to any one of a few dozen ASP-based sites recently, you've probably seen an example of the script we've going to cover in this article. It's the little line at the top of these pages saying something like "There are 28 users currently on this site!" It's sort of cute and it gives you an idea of how many people are using the site. I've even seen one go so far as to show you a list of where people are on the...
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In the present Internet scenario, accessing data from different accounts at various places isn't practically feasible. Usually databases are designed for particular devices such as a PC, a WAP enabled Cell Phone, a PDA (HPC) is inaccessible from other devices. Microsoft has unveiled MICROSOFT.NET which supports the following technologies keeping all these aspects in mind....
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As an IIS administrator it sometimes gets downright annoying having to fend off all the insults from Apache admins I meet claming innate server superiority. Generally the discussion about Web administration starts first with all the various security holes plaguing IIS and the negative press the platform garnered over the last year. Then it invariably moves to a discussion about how Netcraft and other stats sites show Apache as the dominant server on the Web, or how a certain big site uses Apache...
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The definition of a content management system (CMS) is as diverse as all the people creating them, but at the very core of a CMS is the concept of separating Website layout and design from content.� By doing this you provide a means for the Web Developer to do his job and not get bogged down with endless requests for content changes/additions, more importantly though, this empowers the non-Developer, (content creators) to update/create their own web pages....
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I'm not going to spend much time trying to convince you that your site needs a search, because if your site needs one then you probably already know it does. If you don't think you need a search then your site is probably either very small, is just a presence site, or deals only with very structured data and you may very well not need one. For everyone else, here's a quick rundown of one approach to adding search functionality to your site....
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I need to rebuild my workstation soon. I also need to continue to maintain a number of sites that were built using classic ASP. Thinking that it would be ridiculous for me to install Visual Studio 6 as well as Visual Studio.NET on my nice new workstation, I've set out to determine how I can best use Visual Studio.NET to manage my existing classic ASP sites. I've come up with a couple helpful tips and thought I'd share what I've found. At the same time, I'm also asking anyone who has any addition...
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As always seems to happen this time of year, I find myself wondering where 2008 went. Our faithful readers will probably recall that my usual reaction to this feeling is to take a few minutes out of the hectic holday season to look back and highlight some of the best content of the year. For me, this always provides a nice walk down memory lane and helps me realize just how much content we publish and how much it helps people. For our users, it's a second chance to catch something interesting th...
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I was recently working on a project in which one of the requirements was that certain query results be sent to a different company via FTP. Granted things would have been much easier if the receiving company had simply set up a web service, but that didn't seem to be an option. They had their little FTP system already set up and had no interest in changing anything....
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If you're like most, you've spent a lot of time and money building your web site. You've tweaked your database code, streamlined your ASP and/or ASP.NET code, set up caching to make things faster, and validated your HTML to the latest/most compatible version so that everything will be perfect. Why should you stop there? There's an easy way to improve your site even more by speeding it up......
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Microsoft hosts tons of events across the country that you can go to and learn about what's new and exciting in the world of Microsoft. Some of these cost money, but a lot of them are free as long as you register in advance. I hadn't been to one in a while and, looking for an excuse to get out of the office, I decided to go check out Microsoft's take on "Moving to Microsoft ASP.NET (Level 200)"....
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Author: Jayram Tallamraju & Sethu Bijumalla
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With Microsoft .NET, configuration for any .NET application is stored in XML files, as compared to the Registry which is used for normal Windows applications. With the "Microsoft .NET Configuration" tool (Administrator Tools - Microsoft .NET Configuration) that comes with the .NET Framework, it is possible to configure some application properties. But there is no tool available to manage application settings of a .NET application. Each time a .NET application is installed on a new machine, the s...
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As 2004 draws to a close, I once again find myself wondering where the year went. Here's a list of some of 2004's highlights here at ASP 101.
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Throughout 2004 we continued building our library of ASP.NET Samples: ASP.NET Sample Index
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In February I took some time off from the samples to write a short (and as it turned out extremely popular) article on the ASP.NET Repeater: The ASP.NET Repeater Web Server Control...
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There are times when it's nice to have a full blown development environment like Visual Studio to mangage your site with, but there are also times when a simple little web app fits the bill perfectly. That's the idea behind the code in this article. Adding a tool like this to your site's administration area can really be a godsend when you're on the road and need to make a change. Sometimes it's the little things that really make your day....
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When the web took off Microsoft was probably urgently trying to figure out how to take advantage of it and lead the wave. What they came up with was a technology called Active Server Pages or ASP. First released in December 1996, ASP has been through some major changes. It has grown and adapted to the new way of developing web sites and applications for the internet.
Read more at Suite101: Classic ASP and ASP.Net 2.0 Guide: Specs and Version History of Microsoft Active Server Pages http:/...
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In this article, Tony demonstrates a simple technique for caching classic ASP pages. This technique caches pages based on URL (including querystring), thus allowing for true caching of dynamic pages....
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Sample Chapters for Wrox's Books....
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Simply put Active Server Pages are just normal HTML code that has script (VBScript or JavaScript) that is executed on the server instead of on the client....
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Sample Chapter 10 from "Developing ASP Components, 2nd Edition". This chapter provides an overview of XML, as well as XML formatting techniques, because it's necessary to have an understanding of XML before working on the examples in the second part of the chapter. These examples and their related discussions cover working with XML in ASP components written in Visual Basic. Some of the examples we'll look at include accessing and creating XML through the Microsoft XML parser (MSXML), working wit...
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Sample Chapter from Microsoft® Internet Information Services 5.0 Documentation...
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Sample Chapter 6 from "ASP in a Nutshell". The Request object gives you access to the user's HTTP request header and body. It is arguably the most important built-in ASP object to understand, since it is through this object that you will be able to react to the decisions made by the user. Using the Request object, you can dynamically create web pages and perform more meaningful server-side actions (such as updating a database) based on input from the user....
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