No one likes to see 404 pages and it's even worse when you find one on your own site. This tutorila explains how to make the 404 page useful to the user and notify yourself so you can fix them ASAP.

Basic idea and full source code to remote access contents of ASP Application object from a remote script. Lets you read, write and enumerate application dictionary from the remote script (WSH, remote ASP/IIS server) or application.

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Here, you will find reference material on Active Server Pages 3.0 Object model. Browse through all the methods, collections, properties and events in ASP Object Model (Six built-in Objects including the new ASPError Object).

Tutorial and sample codes to calculate the distance between two locations. Free sample source codes in PHP, ASP, ColdFusion, C/C++, C#, Java, Perl, Visual Basic and Javascript. Longitude and latitude for United States ZIP Code and Canadian Postal Code are available in database subscription.

This article looks at a couple of ways to get the code in the client-side and server-side to communicate each other: Using the Javascript Array and Using ASP and XML.

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.

ContentType command allows to use an asp file as a source for plain text, html, images, pdf files.

This tutorial explains how to put ASP tags inside of JavaScript blocks so developers can fit large amounts of data into one form on a single page. It provides an overview of things that can be done with dynamic JavaScript with ASP and data queries. Example source code available for download.

This tutoral shows a simple method of turning HTML reports into Excel reports, and for moving calculations from the server to the client, using Excel functions. It allows the server to dynamically create Excel reports without taking up any space on the server. It also allows multiple concurrent users to receive these reports simultaneously. Lastly, the generated reports can be complete with Excel formulas, which allows intensive calculations to be moved to the client side. This method only works with Excel 97 or later.