Built in ASP objects - Active Server Pages Reference
2932Built in ASP objects - Active Server Pages Referencehttp://www.stardeveloper.com/asp_objects.aspActive Server Pages consist of six built in objects. They are ready made objects which provide functionality to your web pages without requiring you to make custom objects ( though you can if you want to, later on that topic ) . This page contains only reference material on the methods, properties and events available in these objects, if you are not sure how to make use of them then please first go through an introductory article or tutorial on Active Server Pages then come back here. The reference material listed here pertains to the ASP 3.0 object model which Microsoft has introduced in IIS 5.0 ( windows 2000 ).ASP > Tips and Tutorials > MiscellaneousOct 10, 2006
Active Server Pages consist of six built in objects. They are ready made objects which provide functionality to your web pages without requiring you to make custom objects ( though you can if you want to, later on that topic ) . This page contains only reference material on the methods, properties and events available in these objects, if you are not sure how to make use of them then please first go through an introductory article or tutorial on Active Server Pages then come back here. The reference material listed here pertains to the ASP 3.0 object model which Microsoft has introduced in IIS 5.0 ( windows 2000 ).
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The browser can do a great many things, but it has a limit of 216 colors that can “safely†(without dithering or color washout) display. Fortunately, there are many ways that you can display all the color combinations in the browser safe color palette. By placing the six possible values for color (00,33,66,99,CC,FF) in an array and nesting three for next statements with values one through six a table with all the color codes will neatly be displayed in a table.
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