ASP Tutorials 
ASP Tutorials are a great way to learn more coding strategies and principles of ASP. Below is our collection of ASP articles and tutorials where you should be able to find the right ASP tutorial to suit your need. Also visit our ASP Scripts section for ready to use solutions to your application's needs.
Decision Making and Looping
By Amrit Hallan
A common feature of any programming script/language is, its ability to perform repeat tasks until a condition is satisfied, and, its ability to take decision. After all, there can be no logic if a program cannot decide what to do and what not to do (sounds like a Shakespearean statement).
Wednesday, 1st June 2005
Arrays in ASP
By Amrit Hallan
Now and then you have to store related items in arrays. I assume you are aware of their fundamental features of arrays, so I'm going to tell you how they are handled in ASP, in VBScript.
Wednesday, 1st June 2005
Emailing Form Data with ASP
By Amrit Hallan
Recently a client asked me to write a CGI program to handle the form output at his site. As usual, he wanted the form content, entered by the visitor, to be sent to him in a readable format.
Wednesday, 1st June 2005
Sending HTML Email with ASP
By Amrit Hallan
Last time you learnt how to receive or send form data using ASP. Let's now see how we can send HTML messages using the Active Server Pages. The process is quite similar to sending the regular, text message, but yes, there are a few modifications.
Wednesday, 1st June 2005
Dumping Form Information Onto a Web Page
By Amrit Hallan
There comes a time when you have to create very complex, very comprehensive online forms consisting of 30 to 40 fields. While debugging the form output, or while validating the individual form fields (for example, if all the fields have been filled), you need to dump all the form field with their names and with their respective values onto a web page so you can see exactly what is coming from where. This tutorial tells you how to do that.
Wednesday, 1st June 2005
Installing Personal Web Server
By Amrit Hallan
If you want to work with ASP (Active Server Pages) on your personal computer, you need to install the Personal Web Server (PWS). As the name indicates, it's a server. Unlike the normal HTML pages, dynamic pages (either created with CGI, PHP, ASP or Cold Fusion) require some sort of a server to carry on their business.
Wednesday, 9th June 2004
Your First ASP Page
By Amrit Hallan
ASP pages (Active Server Pages page sounds a bit melodramatic but its easier to refer to them like this) are nothing but web pages. The difference is that they have an extension .ASP and you write the code in a Server Side Scripting language.
Wednesday, 9th June 2004
Getting Your Hands Dirty With VBScript
By Amrit Hallan
I know some people don't like VBScript for being Microsoft-Centric, but it's very easy to get familiar with, and once you know how to create your ASP pages in VBScript, you can move on to any programming language of your choice.
Wednesday, 9th June 2004
Creating Custom Functions
By Chris Worfolk
A problem I have is that I have a lot of code doing the same thing. Recently, on a project I was doing, the URL's had to be encoded to make them more friendly. It looked something like this...
Tuesday, 27th April 2004
A Simple Hit Counter
By Chris Worfolk
This tutorial will show you how to build a simple hit counter. It does not use any sql or databases and stores the hits in a text file. All you need to create for this script is your asp file and a text file. In the text file, simply enter the number 0 and save it in the same directory as count.txt. Take a look at the basic source code.
Monday, 12th April 2004