2853ASP: Looping Statementshttp://www.webcheatsheet.com/asp/loops.phpASP performs several types of repetitive operations, called "looping". Loops are set of instructions used to repeat the same block of code till a specified condition returns false or true depending on how you need it. To control the loops you can use counter variable that increments or decrements with each repetition of the loop.
The two major groups of loops are For..Next and Do..Loop. The For...Next statements are best used when you want to perform a loop a specific number of times. The Do...Loop statements are best used to perform a loop an undetermined number of times. In addition, you can use the Exit keyword within loop statements.ASP > Tips and Tutorials > Introduction to ASPOct 10, 2006WebCheatSheet
Why bother with ASP at all, when HTML can serve your needs? If you want to display information, all you have to do is fire up your favorite text editor, type in a few HTML tags, and save it as an HTML file.
Bingo, you?re done!
In short arrays are variables that can store more than one value. They are used to store a series of related information.
Lets create an array called 'myArray' that will hold the names of 7 soccer teams.
Cookies can handle user information such as text, email address?s, broweser information etc.. As in the previous tutorial we?ll create a standard form with name and email.
Our server may allow us to use ASP only in the "cgi-bin" directory or in all the site. Depending on this fact we may need to change the path to the files we are manipulating. Here, we will consider a server which allows using ASP in the entire site.
The full URL to a page comes in three parts: The domain name, the path to the file then the filename, and the QueryString. For example, take the URL http://www.example.com/example/page.asp?name=Bob. The three parts of this
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