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| Application Object | |
| This FAQ discusses what the Application object is, and how it can be used to maintain a global state. (3 FAQs) |
| ArrayManip Object | |
| The ArrayManip Object brings similar array manipulation methods to VBScript as found in other languages such as JScript and Perl. Most developers will be immediately familiar with these new methods as they work just like their Perl and JScript equivalents. There are currently ten methods exposed by this class. Most of these methods directly modify the input array and return information about the array, not the array itself. In the event that the input array is returned by a method's execution, the original array will be modified as well so the output of those methods can be discarded if necessary. |
| AutoResponder Object | |
| The autoresponder is meant to be used with the mailing list server example to create a complete mailing list maintenance and broadcast service for any ASP enabled website. |
| Building an ASP File Manager | |
| This article describes how to build a very powerful, potentially destructive application using the File System Object. |
| ColorConversion Object | |
| There comes a time in every web developer's life when someone will hand you a bunch of meaningless RGB color values that need to be in hexadecimal format for html. Normally a good graphics program like Photoshop or Paint Shop Pro will convert them for you but good old ASP can do it too and it's quicker than loading up a program. This quick and dirty example takes RGB values and makes them hexadecimals, and just to be complete, it also takes hexadecimals and converts them to RGB. |
| DirectoryBrowser Object | |
| Browse through your entire web site with this system. Allows unrestricted surfing of your entire web site and all of it's sub directories - all from this one file! If you ever wanted to know how to sort data returned by the Scripting.FileSystemObject, this example is for you. |
| DirectoryPath Object | |
| This example falls into the category of extremely useful utilities. This system will create every directory in an absolute path that doesn't exist. It also thoroughly validates the entered path's syntax and will not overwrite existing directories. |
| File Access Tutorial | |
| The File Access Component of ASP allows you to manipulate files on your server using ASP code. The first thing you should understand is what objects are available, and what their properties are. They are Drive, File, FileSystem, and Folder. There is also a Drives collection, a Files collection, and a Folders collection. Finally, the Textstream object is useful for moving data to and from files. Current specs for these objects are available from Microsoft's web site; you can click here to see a pop-up window with a relatively complete listing of the objects and their properties and methods. |
| FileSystemObject | |
| This FAQ contains information about the FileSystemObject, which can be used access the Web server's file system. (15 FAQs) |
| FileUpload Object | |
| A thread has developed in the ASP Developer's forum about the FileUpload class. If you are seeking more information about this class or are experiencing difficulty using the class, please post your questions there. |
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