Most Popular Scripts | ASP

A server-side VBScript class for creating drop-down menus from a database, a file, manually or a combo of any of the three. You can apply inline styles, CSS classes, pre-selected options, script events, change the menu size, make it multiple select, disable it and more. Many examples included.

High-level non-validating XML parser component that is free for both commercial and non-commercial use. Load/save XML files to an in-memory document object model (DOM). Add name/value attribtes to nodes. Compress nodes or entire sub-trees using in-memory Zip compression. AES encrypt the content of a node. Numerous methods for iterating over the nodes in a document. Numerous methods for searching and sorting nodes in a document. API designed to make it easy to do frequently encountered tasks when working with XML. Makes it easy to handle binary data (such as image data) within XML files.

This is a simple "ASP Based" hit counter system. It also has "FixedDigitCount" support for the graphical version. The zip file includes 8 digit collections to get you started.

This script will create a column graph form a serie of number as for example 4,5,6,5,4. You may set up dimensions of the graph and the script will automatically calculate the maximun values for X (length of the serie) and Y (maximum value from the serie of numbers).

This basic tutorial will show you how to display a picture from an .asp file. A banner rotator script is used as an example.

GrabNews is ASP code for 'grabbing' and displaying RDF/RSS/Atom feeds on a website, and, if there is a podcast associated with an item, it will display an icon. It utilises XSLT and a database to store and display all the information required. Has user-friendly error messages as well as a very basic add news links page. Requires MSXML3 and MySQL, MS SQL Server or Access databases.

Flash allows you to create zippy, vector-based animation and interactivity in a small ActiveX control, and ASP allows you to create dynamic HTML content on the fly. This tutorial explains how to use ASP in the creation of zippy, vector-based Flash content on the fly.