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  • Introducing ASP: Learning About ASP and Server Side Programming

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    ASP is a server-side scripting language from Microsoft used for embedding dynamic content into HTML Web pages. ASP stands for "Active server Pages" ASP is automatically enabled with all of the Windows hosting accounts we offer. There are a multitude of free ASP scripts and applications already written and distributed on the Internet.

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    ASP is a server-side scripting language from Microsoft used for embedding dynamic content into HTML Web pages. ASP stands for "Active server Pages" ASP is automatically enabled with all of the Windows hosting accounts we offer. There are a multitude of free ASP scripts and applications already written and distributed on the Internet.

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    Introducing ASP: Learning About ASP and Server Side Programming

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    ASP is a server-side scripting language from Microsoft used for embedding dynamic content into HTML Web pages. ASP stands for "Active server Pages" ASP is automatically enabled with all of the Windows hosting accounts we offer. There are a multitude of free ASP scripts and applications already written and distributed on the Internet.

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    QuickStart

    IntroducingASP

    Introducing ASP
    Learning About ASP and ServerSide Programming
    ASPisaWebserverscriptinglanguagefromMicrosoftusedforembeddingdynamic contentintoHTMLWebpages.ASPstandsforActiveServerPages. ASPisaserversidescriptinglanguage.WhatdistinguishesASPfromsomethinglike clientsideJavaScriptisthatthecodeisexecutedontheserver.Thismeansthattheserver executesyourscriptandtranslatesthecontenttoHTMLbeforesendingittoyourWeb browser.Alloftheheavyliftingandcomputingisdoneontheserver. WhenauserlooksatthesourcefortheWebpagecreatedbyyourASPfile,theyhaveno wayofknowingwhat'sgoingonbehindthescenesalltheyseeistheendresult.

    Using ASP
    ASPisautomaticallyenabledwithalloftheWindowshostingaccountsweoffer.Onceyou activateyourWindowshostingaccount,youcancreateanduploadPHPpages. Ifyou'renotfamiliarwithASPandnotinterestedinwritingyourownprogrammingcode, youcanstilluseASPonWebsitesbydownloadingexistingscriptsandapplicationsand installingthemonyoursite.ThereareamultitudeoffreeASPscriptsandapplications alreadywrittenanddistributedontheInternet. UsingASPandanMSSQLorAccessdatabase,youcancreaterobustWebsitesthat generatecontentandimagesdynamically. BelowisalistofjustsomeofthefeaturesyoucanaddtoyourWebsiteusingASP:
    Blogs Guestbooks DiscussionForums MailFunctions PasswordGeneration DatabaseCommunication Auctions Calendars/Planners Games FileManagement Voting/PollingFeatures

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    What Asp Looks Like


    IfyouarefamiliarwithHTML,ASPisastraightforwardlanguagetolearn.Onceyoulearn thebasicsyntax,youcanexploremoreadvancedfeaturesofASP. HereisabasicexampleofwhatASPlookslikeinanHTMLdocument:

    <html> <head> <title>ASPExample</title> </head> <body> <% response.write("EverybodylovesanASPscript!") %> </body> </html>

    UnlikePerlorC,there'snoneedtowriteaprogramwithalotofcommandstooutput yourHTML.YousimplywriteanHTMLscriptwithsomeembeddedcodetodo something. NoticehowTheASPcodeisenclosedinspecialstartandendtags.Theseallowyouto jumpintoandoutofASPmode.

    Your First ASP Page


    Thereareseveralgood(oftenfree)ASPeditorsavailableforwritingyourASPcode,but technicallyyoucanuseanytexteditorprogramtowriteanASPfile(e.g.,Notepad, TextEdit).

    ToCreateYourFirstASPPage
    1. Openyourtexteditor. 2. Typethefollowingcodeintoyourtexteditor:

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    <html> <head> <title>ASP Test</title> </head> <body> <% response.write("Hello World!") %> </body> </html>

    3. Saveyoufileashello.aspandcloseyourtexteditor.IfyouareusingWindows Notepad,makesurethatthethe.aspreplacesthe.txtextensionwhenyou saveyourfile. 4. UploadyournewASPfiletotherootfolderofyourWindowshostingaccount.


    5.

    UseyourbrowsertoaccessthefilebytypinginyourWebaddressfollowedby /hello.asp/.Forexample,www.yourdomainnamehere.com/hello.asp.

    Ifeverythingisconfiguredcorrectly,ASPwillconvertthecodeinbetweenthe<%and%> tagsanddisplaythetextHelloWorldinyourbrowser.

    NOTE: Ifyoutriedthisexampleanditdidnotdisplaycorrectlyoryouseethewholefileas text,contactcustomerservice.Remembertouploadyourfiletoyourhostingaccount.If youtrytoviewthisASPfileonyourcomputer,itwillnotwork.Youneedtouploaditontoa WebserverthathasASPrunning.

    ThepointoftheexampleistoshowthespecialPHPtagformat.Inthisexampleweused <%toindicatethestartofaASPscript.ThenwewrotetheASPcontentandleftASP modebyaddingtheclosingtag,%>.YoumayjumpinandoutofASPmodeinanHTML filelikethisanywhereyouwant.

    Your Second ASP Page


    ThereareanumberoffunctionsyoucancallusingASPthatdisplayinformationabout yourWebbrowserorWebserver.

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    ToUseASPtoGetInformationAboutYourSystem
    1. Openyourtexteditor. 2. Typethefollowingcodeintoyourtexteditor:

    <html> <head> <title>ASPInformation</title> </head> <body> <p><strong>Youarebrowsingthissitewith:</strong> <%Response.Write(Request.ServerVariables ("http_user_agent"))%></p> <p><strong>YourIPaddressis:</strong> <%Response.Write(Request.ServerVariables("remote_addr"))%></p> <p><strong>TheDNSlookupoftheIPaddressis:</strong> <%Response.Write(Request.ServerVariables("remote_host"))%></p> <p><strong>Themethodusedtocallthepage:</strong> <%Response.Write(Request.ServerVariables ("request_method"))%></p> <p><strong>Theserver'sdomainname:</strong> <%Response.Write(Request.ServerVariables("server_name"))%></p> <p><strong>Theserver'sport:</strong> <%Response.Write(Request.ServerVariables("server_port"))%></p> <p><strong>Theserver'ssoftware:</strong> <%Response.Write(Request.ServerVariables ("server_software"))%></p> </body> </html>

    3. Saveyoufileasinfo.aspandcloseyourtexteditor.IfyouareusingWindows Notepad,makesurethatthethe.aspreplacesthe.txtextensionwhenyou saveyourfile.

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    4. UploadyournewASPfiletotherootfolderofyourhostingaccount. 5. UseyourbrowsertoaccessthefilebytypinginyourWebaddressfollowedby /info.asp/.Forexample,www.yourdomainnamehere.com/info.asp

    Ifeverythingisconfiguredcorrectly,ASPwillconvertthecodeinbetweenthe<%and%> tagsanddisplayinformationaboutyourbrowserandserverinyourHTMLpage.5ngASP

    AdditionalResources
    ThereareanumberofplacesontheInternetwhereyoucanlearnmoreaboutASPand thedifferenttypesofASPWebapplicationsthatyoucanuseonyourWebsite.Herearea fewlinkstogetyoustarted: MicrosoftActiveServerPagesSite W3School'sASPTutorial ASPAlliance

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