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ASP Curriculum

Learn ASP online with 60 structured lessons, code examples, and 300 quiz questions.

60 lessons 7 chapters 300 questions

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01

ASP Tutorials

1 lessons

01ASP HOMEThis page serves as an entry point to all ASP material, including Classic ASP based VBScript and ASP.NET Web Pages with Razor syntax. Active Server Pages (ASP) is a server-side…

02

WP Tutorial

17 lessons

01WebPages IntroASP.NET Web Pages is a lightweight and simple web development model, where logic is written directly into the page file of the extended .cshtml or .vbhtml. This model uses Razor…02WebPages RazorRazor is a template syntax that allows server code to be written alongside HTML naturally. The @mark is used to open expressions, block codes, or directories such as @page and…03WebPages LayoutLayouts allow shared layouts such as header, navigation, and footer to be written once and then used by multiple pages. On Web Pages, layouts are created in the _Layout.cshtml…04WebPages FoldersWeb Pages use a standard folder structure to make system files and configurations easy to manage. The App_Data folder stores the database, the App_Code stores the artificial…05WebPages GlobalGlobal files like Global.asa allow you to run code at critical moments in the application lifecycle, such as when an application starts, a session is created, or an application…06WebPages FormsForms are the primary way to receive user input, and Web Pages provide a simple way to render fields and read sent values. Form data can be taken via Request.Form or…07WebPages ObjectsWeb Pages provide in-built objects that are ready to use without import, such as Request, Response, Server, Session, and Application. Request objects handle incoming data from…08WebPages FilesWeb Pages provide File class for file operations such as reading, writing, deleting, and uploading files from the server side. Functions such as File.ReadAllText,…09WebPages DatabasesWeb Pages can be connected to databases such as SQL Server Compact, SQL Server, or SQLite via WebDatabase. Queries are created with db.Query for SELECT and db.Execute for INSERT,…10WebPages HelpersHelper is a function that packs the logic of a display or business so that it can be used repeatedly on many pages. On Web Pages, a helper can be created as a @helper function in…11WebPages WebGridWebGrid is a built-in helper for displaying tabular data from a database quickly without writing a manual HTML table. Just enter a collection of query result rows, and then…12WebPages ChartsHelper Chart allows you to create a direct graph of the bar, circle, line, and area from a data collection without an external library. You just set up the category and the value…13WebPages EmailWeb Pages provides WebMail helpers to send email from the server side via SMTP servers. You need to configure SMTPs like hosts, ports, and credentials on App_Start, and then just…14WebPages SecurityWeb application security includes secure password storage, protection against CSRF, page access restrictions, and the use of HTTPS. The password should be stored as a hash with…15WebPages PublishPublish means uploading the results of a Web Page project from a developer's computer to a web server so that it can be publicly accessible. The process can be done via Web…16WebPages ExamplesPage example helps beginners see how different concepts are combined into a small functioning application, such as a guestbook, picture gallery, or registration form. From this…17WebPages ClassesWeb Pages allows you to create your own class in the App_Code folder to pack data and logic so that it doesn't pile up inside the page. A class contains a property as a data…

03

ASP.NET Razor

8 lessons

01Razor IntroRazor is the template syntax that is the core of ASP.NET Web Pages, allowing C# or VB.NET server code to be written alongside HTML in a single .cshtml file. Razor is designed to…02Razor SyntaxThe Razor syntax is very concise: the block of code opens with @{and closes with}, whereas the expression is written directly with the sign @. To display the @ sign literally use…03Razor C# VariablesThis section discusses the writing of C# variables within a Razor page, ranging from the var keyword and explicit type to string manipulation as well as DateTime. The variable is…04Razor C# LoopsRazor supports C# repetitions such as foreach, for, and while to repeat the appearance of data from a particular collection or count. Loops are written in the @{} block or…05Razor C# LogicC# branch logic such as if, else, and switch can be written directly into a Razor page to display content according to the condition. Writing conditions using operators such as…06Razor VB VariablesRazor pages can also be written with VB.NET using the .vbhtml extension. The declaration of variables uses the Dim keyword, the data type is written explicitly after the as, and…07Razor VB LoopsRepetitions in VB-language Razor use classic syntax such as For Each, For, and Do While. Each loop block can directly generate HTML elements so that the list of data can be…08Razor VB LogicBranching in Razor VB uses the If syntax closed with the End If, as well as Select Case to select multiple branches based on a single value. Logical operators use the words And,…

04

ASP Classic

15 lessons

01ASP IntroClassic ASP is a Microsoft server-side technology that runs scripts in files .asp on an IIS server before a page is sent to a browser. Its primary scripting language is VBScript…02ASP SyntaxClassic ASP syntax separates server code and HTML with <% %> blocks placed between the page tags. The <%= %> mark is an abbreviation for printing value, whereas comments in…03ASP VariablesThe Classic ASP variable is declared with the Dim keyword and can store text, numbers, dates, or objects. By default VBScript uses a Variant type that adjusts the type of data…04ASP ProceduresThe procedure in Classic ASP is written with Sub for the action without return value and Function for the function that returns the value. The parameter is sent via ByVal to use…05ASP ConditionalsBranching in Classic ASP is written with If or Select Case to select multiple branches based on a single value. Conditions use comparison operators such as =, <>, >, < and the…06ASP LoopingClassic ASP iterations use For for constant counting, For Each for collection, as well as Do While and Do Until for condition-based iterations. Loops are very useful for reading…07ASP FormsHTML forms become the primary input source for Classic ASP pages, with values sent via the GET or POST method and then read by the Request object. The POST method is chosen for…08ASP CookiesA cookie is a small piece of data that is stored in a browser and sent back to the server at each request. Classic ASP makes cookies via Response.Cookies and reads them via…09ASP SessionThe session stores the dedicated data for a visitor on the server side while he or she browses the site. The browser only carries a Session ID in the form of a cookie, while the…10ASP ApplicationThe Application object stores data that is applicable to all visitors to the site, such as a visitor count or shared configuration. This data is stored in the server's memory so…11ASP #includeThe #include directive allows one file to be inserted into many Classic ASP pages so that common sections such as header, footer, and menu are written once enough. Include is…12ASP Global.asaGlobal.asa is a dedicated file that hosts application lifecycle events and sessions, such as Application_OnStart, Application_OnEnd, Session_OnStart, and Session_OnEnd. This file…13ASP AJAXAJAX allows web pages to send or load data to the server without refreshing the entire page, making the user experience more responsive. In Classic ASP, this technology is run…14ASP e-mailClassic ASPs can send emails via CDO.Message components that utilize SMTP servers on or around web machines. You need to set up SMTP configurations like servers, ports,…15ASP ExamplesClassic ASP page example shows how basic concepts are combined into small functional applications, such as a database, calculator, or guestbook list. From this example, a…

05

ADO Tutorial

9 lessons

01ADO IntroADO (ActiveX Data Objects) is a collection of COM objects used by scripts such as Classic ASP to access and manage data from a variety of sources. The main models are Connection…02ADO ConnectOpening a database connection with ADO starts by creating an object ADODB.Connection and then calling the Open method with a connection string. Connection strings contain…03ADO RecordsetThe recordset stores the query results in a row that can be scrolled one by one from start to finish. The current row position is accessed via rs("column"), then moved to…04ADO DisplayDisplaying Recordset data is usually done by building an HTML table within a loop, so that each row of the database becomes one row of the table. Use the Do While Not construct…05ADO QueryThe SELECT query with ADO is run through conn.Execute and the result is stored in the Recordset object. The WHERE clause filters the relevant row, ORDER BY sets the order, and…06ADO SortData sequencing is performed by an ORDER BY clause that can raise (ASC) or lower (DESC) the order based on one or more columns. For record sets that support indexed cursors,…07ADO AddAdding new data is done by using the INSERT INTO query that lists the column and its value, or by using the AddNew method on the Recordset. The value of the text should be quoted…08ADO UpdateThe data changes are done with the UPDATE query... SET ... WHERE specifies the new column and the row to be changed. Through the Recordset, active line changes are saved by…09ADO DeleteDeleting lines using the DELETE query... WHERE must always be accompanied by a condition not to delete the entire table. Before running a large DELETE, do a data verification and…

06

ADO Objects

10 lessons

01ADO CommandThe ADODB.Command object represents a single SQL command or stored procedure that can be run repeatedly with parameters. The command text is stored on the CommandText property,…02ADO ConnectionThe Connection object becomes the main gateway of the ADO to the database, containing the connection string, the connection time limit, and the cursor settings. Important…03ADO ErrorThe Error object represents an error generated by the provider or database during the ADO operation. Each Connection has a collection of Errors that accommodates all errors from…04ADO FieldField objects represent one column on the Recordset, including the name, data type, size, and value on the active row. The most common access is rs("nama") or…05ADO ParameterThe object parameter is used to send values from scripts into queries securely without combining SQL strings. The parameter has the name, data type, direction (input/output),…06ADO PropertyEach ADO object has a collection of Properties that contains the ADO's built-in static property and additional dynamic property of the provider. Static properties are always…07ADO RecordADO Record objects represent a single data line and can also be used for hierarchical data sources such as folder, file, or XML structures. Record can open the Recordset from the…08ADO RecordsetThe Recordset is the central ADO object that accommodates the query results and provides control over the cursor as well as line locking. The CursorType and LockType options…09ADO StreamStream objects provide a way to read and write sequential data sets such as text, XML, or binary upload data. The stream has the Type property that determines the type of content…10ADO DataTypesADO provides data type constants such as adVarChar, adInteger, adDate, and adLongVarWChar that reflect the column type in the database. Selecting the right type is important when…

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