2911Towards Next Generation URLshttp://www.stardeveloper.com/articles/display.html?article=2003050402&page=1For many years we have heard about the impending death of URLs that are difficult to type, remember and preserve. The use of URLs has actually improved little thus far, but changes are afoot in both development practices and Web server technology that should help advance URLs to the next generation.ASP > Tips and Tutorials > MiscellaneousOct 10, 2006
While passing variables as an URL's querystring, you should need to encode the string. All special characters like space must be written in adress bar in a form for browser.
Dynamically include javascript files in your page. Simply place all your javascripts in a sub directory and make one reference in your page to the cs_scripts.asp file. You can then pass + or - with file names to either include
ASP has no interface to access Application data from other environment than VBS/JS in context of ASP page in the same application. But we can create a simple http interface and use the Application object from any other environment - wsh, VBA (Word, Excel), etc.
The basic idea is to make simple ASP page, which will provide a text/http interface to ASP intrinsic objects (specially Application object). We can read/write variables in application dictionary using this ASP script. And we can specify name and value of application variable by a query string to read and write specified variable.
The stored procedure is called SQL2PDF, in order to execute it from ASP the simple way but not the best is to create a connection object to your database and then called the Execute method of this objec, just as follow :
Say you want to write an article about ASP. How do you put ASP code in an ASP page and just display it? How do you tell the server you just want to display the code and not execute it? Here is my solution:
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