This example shows how to use the Dictionary object this as the name suggests is like an actual dictionary in which you attach a keyword to a piece of information . You can then find the information by supplying the necessary keyword . In this example we have entered 3 web sites and will display the information about the ASP site
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.
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.
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.
Have you ever have had the need to create a directory folder in ASP on the fly, well look no more. Using this simple script you can make a folder directly from your ASP pages, you choose the name for the folder from form. Ok Lets create two pages, the first one is called folder.htm - and the second one called folder-action.asp. Firstly well look at the html form, and then the actual ASP code using FileSystemObject…..
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.
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.
