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Author: codeproject
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From this article you can make a simple guestbook application using ASP and an Access database. In this you can modify the language of the texts, adjust the design to your needs, extend the functionality....
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Author: Schamberger T
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Here is a ready to run, one page script which generates a Guest Book. This script is totally stand alone. All you need to do is give it a name, add it to your web site and link to the file. It runs itself from there. And best of all, there's no required database!...
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Author: Planet Source Code
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The beauty of this example is its simplicity. Many guestbooks waste resources by having guest entries stored into a database.This example utilizes the file system, and simply appends guest entries to a text file that is included in the page that lists out the guests....
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This code is a huge development on the last ASP code I submitted. This site allows you to log on users and create individual user profiles...all get their own journal which can be accessed through their home page...Just like scribbles.nu.
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Author: http://www.ecodebank.com
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Here we start out with a simple "settings" file, named settings.asp. This file will be included on each page, and will contain the basic settings for this guestbook.
Since the password (logincode) is NOT in the database, you can leave the database in the webroot with a mappath statement to make the install easier. However, the best place for the database is outside of your webroot, in which case you would want to change the database_path string to your full path ("C:\inetpub\database\post.mdb...
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Author: aa2max
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Here we start out with a simple "settings" file, named settings.asp. This file will be included on each page, and will contain the basic settings for this guestbook.
Since the password (logincode) is NOT in the database, you can leave the database in the webroot with a mappath statement to make the install easier....
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Author: Joe Burns
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Through ASP, you can create a thank-you page that is personalized and actually posts different information, depending on what the viewer entered in the guestbook.
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Author: Martin Smales
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A guestbook written in Active Server Page using VBScript. There is just one page for signing entries and another to view guestbook entries. All guestbook entries are stored in an MS Access database....
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Author: Ken Alabi
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On a simple website without a database, creating one with or without a database simply for the purpose of a guestbook/feedback page is a waste of resources. This single-file ASP guestbook does not require a database or server-side inlcudes. It self creates an XML compatible text file to store the entries.
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Author: Matthew Meadows
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This article attempts to explain the basics of making an asp guestbook without the fuss and muss of string handling and giving you a small insight on active x data objects...
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This ASP/Flash/Access guest book comes with 2 different skins and instructions to add your own custom (Flash) skins. One of these skins is a metaphor of a real guest book with paging animations! You'll be able to delete/edit entries online.
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Author: cuboo asp
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Free open source asp script. GuestBook is a free GuestBook application for your web. Just upload it to your site and you are ready. Easy to use, easy to install....
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Author: Gary Williams
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Here’s a quick run down. We ask for input. If we get it, it gets logged to a text file which actually contains any HTML code we want in our resulting page as well as the comments. To show the comments we just include the file into our script. That’s it!...
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Author: Pradeep Mamgain
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I have created this script using Flash and ASP.Data is saved in access database and retrieved through ASP and displayed in Flash movie in HTML format. In flash movie you will find classic scroll bar added to it....
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This article is an ASP database driven application and they have provided the code that makes it work....
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Author: Kaustav Acharya
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To have a completely functional Guestbook on your website, MINUS the difficulty of a database.
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Author: Code Master
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This is a cool customizable guestbook, still under development, but it'll help u to learn something new..... If u like this then vote for it
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Author: Kathi O'Shea
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Setting up the database is an important part of building your guestbook application - the way its set up dictates what fields will be required and what sort of scripting will be required to write to the database. This guestbook uses the following fields:...
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A worlds first...here it is folks...a status bar scroller guestbook. using javascript, and ASP this baby scrolls your guestbook enteries along the bottom of the screen in the browsers status bar. Works in IE4+ and NS4+....a must for any web developer...to at least try visit the working version at http://www.nexusjnr.co.uk/sos get it while you can :) and please vote for the app
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Author: John Overton
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Add and View Guest Information without using database. The XML file allows for quicker processing. Hover the mouse over the subject area and the corresponding Guest Information will show up. Let me know what you think?
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