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Are you interested to know who came to your site? at what time? and what was the referring URL. Here is an example how to make a Log file for an ASP page to keep track of users on your site. This Example use a text file to write user information.

You can count the number of visitors on your site with a very simple ASP code. Create a file Count.asp with the following code and add in the header of every page useing Server Side Include(SSI).

Displaying specific subsets of data from a database is easy to accomplish in .asp. The following example utilizes an Access database of Mark "The Bird" Fidrych and displays all of his season statistics for 1976 contained in the database rather than displaying the entire db.

Here, you will learn how to use VBScript and textfiles to make content on your site easy to update. All code is available.

This tutorial explains how you can create a rotating advertisement system using ASP. Topics include: Ad rotator logic page, Ad images date file, and Redirection page.

The ASP data access component is one of the most powerful features of ASP. With this component you are able to interface your database(s) directly with your webserver. Database access in ASP is, or can be, very complex. This online tutorial focuses on just a few objects to help you get started with the basics and you can then move forward from there.

New to ASP? This two page tutorial explains what ASP is and variables in ASP with a few sample codes.

What's behind an image? Just about anything you there to be including a db. A typical image tag downloads an image to be processed by the browser an image tag that references an active server page can do most anything and output an image to be displayed as the final output to the user. This example will add one to an Access db (to count the number of impressions). The Access db will also add when the impression occurred automatically and redirect will send the user to an image to be displayed in the browser.

Throughout 4 different FAQ sections - Beginner, Intermmediate, Databases and Advanced, 4GuysFromRolla.com addresses and answers a number of frequently asked questions on ASP programming of every level.