Probably the biggest area of concern will be lack of support for classic ASP. You're seeing that yourself by stating the lack of material and references on...
I too kick it old school with classic ASP. Which would be better to learn? There are so many coding options out there. What about Php, Ruby and so on... Where...
If you want to play in the .net arena, I highly recommend picking up one of the ASP.NET Unleashed books by Stephen Walther. Amazing author and his books are...
The problem is that Classic ASP is a dead language in the eyes of most web developers and therefor Businesses. There's just SO much more you can do with .NET...
Exactly. I have often felt overwhelmed by the huge number of namespaces and classes in .Net, just like Java! There are plenty of 'Beginning ASP.Net' book...
I started with Classic ASP. We moved servers - ASP still worked. Then with a re-org, I needed to move my stuff from one server to another. The first 2 use...
Hi. using some sites with the flash player and the jaws screen reader. did install flash 9, but tried loading a basketball game radio station site, and the...
Hey guys Anyone still around here? I have an issue that's really been messing with my head! I have a ready-made function for RC4 encryption. Then it converted...
Hi Moshe, ... Yep. :) ... Sounds like it's one of either two problems: * The characters in the first implementation are a different charset than in the second...
Hey Shawn Good to hear from you! And especially with as detailed a reply! Both interfaces are UTF8, but I will check what the database is. I assume that that...
Hey there I have a script that should download a CSV file from the browser. It works perfectly on Firefox and Chrome - but on IE(v7) it chokes and throws and ...
You're getting an IE error, but have shown a script that we are not going to be able to run. This is not going to allow analysis. What you need to provide is...
Hi Dave There is no HTML - it's a purely ASP server side page - its responsing to the CSV file. And in FF the script works perfectly anyway... ... From:...
Hi Moshe, Change this: Response.ContentType = "text/csv" To this: Response.ContentType = "application/x-msdownload" This is the only way to consistently...
... In order to determine available fonts through ASP you'd need to give additional permissions to the web user. I highly recommend against that. Instead, if...
I need some help with a cookie issue. I don't know if the problem is with my code or my host (GoDaddy). The website is http://www.nflticketsandmore.com Here is...
Hi Shawn A VERY belated thank you for this reply - I was away on reserve duty, vacation, and a little work time in-between the 2... and I have just tried this...
I have a sub that reads RSS news feeds. It works great with any RSS news feed (for example google RSS Feeds), except for Yahoo news. If I just go to the URL of...
... Hi . did a course in visual basic at a college in south Australia in 2008 , Australia. And a blind programming student using the jaws for windows screen...
Hi all, Well, this error has really got me stumped. There is no additional information other than: error '80004005' (not even the ever 'useful' Unspecified...
Since you stripped down your SQL statement, I'd say it related to the where clause. Â I noticed your using CStr() to convert your second value to a string but...
I'd say it's in the SQL string. I'd second the suggestion that if CStr(curPrice) is a string, then maybe you need to add some ' marks. You can add one piece...
Thanks for all the suggestions. Unfortunately it isn't related to any of the parts you guys have suggested. If I "SELECT *" it works, but it I try to selected...
So your saying this works:  select * from tblProducts  ... but this doesn't?  Select ProductID, size from tblProducts?  You've completely eliminated...
1) Put a print statement into your code before the Open statement and display the resultant SQL statement so that there can be no question about what you're...
... I don't think I've ever seen a situation where Select * works but a Select with named fields does not. It really does sound as though your SQL syntax is...