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  1. .net - Understanding ASP classes | DaniWeb

    Mar 11, 2005 · Two small practices make classic ASP classes far easier to reuse and maintain: keep rendering separate from data/behavior, and always HTML‑encode untrusted output. Instead of …

  2. classic asp - Routing with asp classic [SOLVED] | DaniWeb

    Oct 8, 2015 · This runs before Classic ASP and works with any app type. Creating rewrite rules, URL Rewrite overview. (learn.microsoft.com) Tip: if you maintain a lot of friendly URLs, consider a rewrite …

  3. Simple ASP.Net Login Page (Using VB.Net) [SOLVED] | DaniWeb

    Oct 18, 2004 · This is sample code for a ASP.Net Login page (using Visual Basic.Net code behind) with OleDB connection to an Access Database using ADO.Net. The datebase ...

  4. Simple ASP.Net Login Page using C# | DaniWeb

    Simple ASP.NET Login Page using C# (ASP.NET 1.0 & 1.1 ONLY!!! NOT 2.0) This is just a small demonstration to show how easy one can "port" the code from my previous tutorials ( Updated: …

  5. oracle - Updated : Simple ASP.Net Login Page | DaniWeb

    Apr 15, 2013 · Created a WebForm called the ASP.Net Page Login.aspx b. Coded the WebForm in HTML 2. Modify the Web.Config file and add the connection string to SQL Server (as was …

  6. classic asp - Exporting ASP pages to Excel | DaniWeb

    If you just need an Excel-compatible download, there is no built-in ASP export function; you send a file response. The HTML-table trick shown above works, but CSV is safer, smaller, and avoids some …

  7. .net - Using C# with ASP -- First my "Hello World" ... | DaniWeb

    I have written my first "Hello World" program in ASP. I thought I would post here how it is done and ask if anyone can suggest how to incorporate C#. The first step was to download the free "Microsoft Visual …

  8. classic ASP parameterized insert query - DaniWeb Community

    Good catch by @WebspoonUK on the ADO constants. The two errors you saw usually come from how the Parameter object is created/appended and from using the wrong data type. In classic ADO you …

  9. Classic ASP Database Connection with SQL

    For classic ASP/ADO, use the legacy SQLOLEDB provider (built into Windows) or install the current Microsoft OLE DB Driver and use MSOLEDBSQL19. Also note that Connection.Open expects a …

  10. How to access Parent's Property from User Control

    In Web Site projects the compiled page type is not usually just Search; at runtime it becomes something like ASP.search_aspx, and the <%@ Reference %> trick forces the compiler to wire files together in …