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....
A sample chapter 5 from Teach Yourself Active Server Pages 3.0 in 21 Days! This sample chapter discusses different methods of persisting state through a Web application. If you find this chapter interesting and the style of writing easy to follow, then you'll no doubt benefit from owning the book!...
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...
Although ASP.Net is now the +quot;in thing+quot;, a person with ASP 3.0 skills is still in high demand. Today Joe+#39;s going to take a look at a sample chapter from the hugely popular +quot;Beginning Active Server Pages 3.0+quot; title, which is published by Wrox....
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....
