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 Bubble sorting in ASP
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This is a script aimed to order an array with bubble sort technique. This algorithm of sorting of array is probably the most known for lack of being the most effective.
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PDF on the fly for free
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Learn how to convert HTML webpage to PDF for free by using HTMLDoc. With a simple installation of htmldoc.exe (opensource), by sending a command line from ASP. New version of the script is provided. Feedback will be appreciated
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Event Log Event Types
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Detailed descriptions of the different event log event types that may occur in the windows event log. The windows event logs can be accessed using development tools to aid in overall management.
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Bullschmidt Dependent Listboxes
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You can use dependent listboxes for example to let a user choose a rep in a reps listbox and then have only the customers for that rep be shown in the customers listbox.
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5.1 Surround Sound on the Web
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Tutorial: Determine if a client and user agent meet the requirements to deliver full 5.1 surround sound to your web visitor.
Topics covered include client machines, user agents, media players, http headers and MIME types.
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Creating Parent-Child Relationships
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This tutorial explains how to do recursive subroutines in ASP (VBScript). Use this algorithm to create threaded discussions, directories, or whatever use you have for it.
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Bullschmidt ASP Developer Tips
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ASP Web developer tips and guidelines including such things as included files, database passwords, post-back pages, flushing the buffer...
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Content Variables
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This is a simple one page example of how to display all Server, Application and Session variables. Also shows how to add & delete Session and Application variables programatically.
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Using The Split() Function
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Often times it is necessary to take a string and dice it up in order to extract portions to be used for some obscure purpose. Enter the Split() function. Split is a very easy concept to grasp. Decide where you want to split your string and away you g
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Left() Mid() Right()
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There will come a time when you need to dice up a string which is all one word or a number. In this particular case, Split() won't work for you. This page explains how Left() Mid() and Right() work.
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