Classic ASP
Migrating Classic ASP To ASP.NET Razor Web Pages Part Three- Include Files And Reusable Code
calendar_today 10 March 2014 13:23
This is the third in a series of articles that explore how to migrate classic ASP web sites to the ASP.NET Web Pages framework. I covered Razor syntax and data access in the previous articles. This article shows how to deal with reusable code that typically inhabits include files in classic ASP.
Migrating Classic ASP To ASP.NET Razor Web Pages Part Two- Data Access
calendar_today 03 March 2014 13:26
The first article in this series explored the differences (and similarities) between classic ASP inline syntax and Razor syntax, the templating technology behind ASP.NET Razor Web Pages. The work required so far to port intermixed HTML and simple conditional and selection statements across from classic ASP to Razor didn't require a lot of effort. That is about to change in this article as I look at data access.
Migrating Classic ASP To ASP.NET Razor Web Pages Part One- Razor Syntax And Visual Basic
calendar_today 24 February 2014 13:25
You have a classic ASP application that needs migrating to ASP.NET. You are comfortable working with classic ASP. but ASP.NET is fairly new to you. So what do you do? This article is the first in a series that looks at your options and proposes an approach to the migration that follows the path of least resistance.
Classic ASP Include Files in ASP.NET
calendar_today 23 June 2010 07:43
Include files within classic ASP are about the only way to achieve some measure of code-reuse within frameworks that offer little or nothing by way of composition or inheritance. Judging by the number of questions in forums, there are still a lot of people moving across from classic ASP who are puzzled as to how to approach replacing include files within ASP.NET. A number of articles illustrate individually how to do so for site-wide layout reasons, including widgets, reusing global functions, or actually including the content of a file. However, I haven't been able to find one resource that brings all these together, hence the purpose of this article.
Ajax with Classic ASP using jQuery
calendar_today 17 January 2009 23:13
My simple article on Ajax with Classic ASP is one of the most popular on this site. So I thought it's about time I updated it to show how to use jQuery to Ajaxify a Classic ASP page. Since I did that, the jQuery version became even more popular but needed to be brought up to date. This latest version uses a couple of suggestions that have been provided by commentors to improve the code. I have also added a download which contains all the code needed to run the samples.
Debugging Classic ASP pages in Visual Studio 2005 on Windows XP Pro
calendar_today 17 August 2007 10:28
As an ardent Dreamweaver user for classic ASP, I used to debug my scripts with a plethora of Response.Write and Response.End statements, outputting the values of various values to the browser to check that logic was working as intended. However, I recently discovered how to use the VS 2005 debugger to make debugging classic ASP (almost) a joy.
AJAX and Classic ASP
calendar_today 06 May 2007 23:29
Using the xmlhttpserver object in javascript to request an asp page containing script to output text.
Analyse the tables and saved queries in an Access database with ADOX
calendar_today 06 May 2007 22:34
The following code will enumerate the tables and their properties, together with the queries in an Access database. Saved SELECT queries are referenced using the Views collection, and INSERT, UPDATE and DELETE queries are referenced from the Procedures collection.
Regular Expressions and VBScript
calendar_today 09 April 2007 12:42
Regular Expressions provide a much more powerful and efficient way of manipulating strings of text than the use of a variety of standard string functions. They have a reputation of being cryptic and difficult to learn, but are actually quite easy to learn and use.
Date formatting in VBScript
calendar_today 08 April 2007 20:22
A cheat sheet for people who want to format dates using VBScript
Migrating from Classic ASP to ASP.NET - equivalent objects and classes
calendar_today 07 April 2007 10:01
Having spent some time familiarising oneself with the objects available in Classic ASP, it can be tricky sometimes to find the .NET framework equivalent. Here's a guide.
Saved Parameter Queries with MS Access and ASP
calendar_today 31 March 2007 21:19
Protecting your application against SQL injection and easier debugging are just two of the benefits of using saved parameter queries in MS Access.
ADOX, MS Access and ASP
calendar_today 31 March 2007 19:55
You don't need MS Access installed on your computer to create a database file for your ASP web site. Using ADOX and some data definition language allows you to produce an mdb file programmatically.
