2666Convert HTML files in PDF fileshttp://dypso.free.fr/tech/generer_pdf_convertir_fichiers_html-en.phpIt can be useful to produce files pdf since a dynamic page, to generate the files with stolen for example in order to creating states of the mass mailing type, listings or even a form to be filled. Several solutions is offered then to you according to the language used. A practical and free method, usable by all the languages can be to transform files HTML into pdf. There exists for that several techniques. One of it rests on the use of a free utility: HTMLDoc . HTMLDoc is achievable which makes it possible to convert one or more files HTML into file pdf. It is used normally with a graphic interface but can also be called from command lineASP > Tips and Tutorials > DevelopmentOct 10, 2006Dypso U.
A lot of VBScript programmers have little experience with events as there are not a whole lot of them available in the ASP environment. This tutorial will show a VBScript programmer how to access all 8 events made available by ASP.
So what's an event? An event is a procedure that is called when certain criteria has been met or only at a specified time. A programmer cannot trigger an event directly using ASP or VBScript but can plan for the event and schedule code to execute during that specific event by including special procedure blocks into their run-time code.
Ever since the first version of ASP there have been arguments over what is the best way to produce ASP pages - whether to take it from an HTML point of view, and intersperse bits of ASP where necessary, or whether to treat the page as a program that simply outputs HTML through a buffer/stream. This article briefly compares the performance of three different methods when producing identical output, and provides an insight into what performance we can expect from the ASP.Net platform.
Today's article concerns a piece of functionality that is as old and common as grandma's blueberry pie ---> how to build a drop down menu using ASP. Specifically, how to create a select menu
This article examines how to strip HTML tags using regular expressions. Regular expressions are nifty little buggers that can be used to perform advanced string pattern matching and replacing. To learn more about regular expressions be sure to check out the Regular Expressions Article Index. Also, your regular expressions questions can be answered at the Regular Expressions Forum at ASPMessageboard.com.
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