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Retrieve Cookie in ASP

Thursday, December 13th, 2007

Here is how you retrieve a cookie in ASP.

Request.Cookies("cookieName")

or

MyVariable=Request.Cookies("cookieName")

or

If Request.Cookies("cookieName")="Yes" then

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Settign a cookie in ASP

Sunday, November 25th, 2007

Use the Expiration line of code if you want the cookie to last globaly throughout all the browser windows. If you do not include the Expiration line and just use the one Response.Cookie(”blownies”) - “something” line the cookie will only last in this specific window until it is closed.

‘create a 10-day cookie

Response.Cookies(”brownies”) = 13

Response.Cookies(”brownies”).Expires = Date() + 10

‘create a static date cookie

Response.Cookies(”name”) = “Suzy Q.”

Response.Cookies(”name”).Expires = #January 1,2009#

‘you can also specify domain if going from a http to https.

Response.Cookies(”brownies”).Domain = “domain.com”

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ASP Quick And Easy Login Module

Thursday, November 22nd, 2007

I had to quickly post this one here. I’ve been using this quick and easy, static login script on multiple ASP applications. Just copy tha code, paste it into your code, set a password and it’s ready to go. Don’t forget to change the login form action value.

<%@ Language=VBScript

Option Explicit

Dim bLogInSaved, cmd, pw ””””””””””””””””””
‘ SET YOUR PASSWORED HERE

pw = “password”

””””””””””””””””””

If Session(”letin”) = “allow” Then
bLogInSaved = True
else
bLogInSaved = False
End If

If Request.Form(”password”) <> “” Then
If Request.Form(”password”) = pw Then
Session(”letin”) = “allow”
bLogInSaved = True
else
bLogInSaved = False
End If
End If

If Request.QueryString(”logout”) = “1″ Then
Session.Contents.RemoveAll
bLogInSaved = False
End If

If bLogInSaved Then

%>

<p> PASSWORD PROTECTED PAGE GOES HERE </p>

<%
Else

Response.Write “<center><form name=”"login”"” & _
” method=”"post”" action=”"ThisPagesName.asp”">” & _
“<table width=”"345″” border=”"0″” cellspacing=”"0″” ” & _
“cellpadding=”"0″”><tr><td width=”"190″”>” & _
“<font size=”"2″” face=”"Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif”">” & _
“Please enter the Password:</font> </td>” & _
“<td width=”"155″”><input type=”"text”" ” & _
“name=”"password”"></td></tr></table>” & _
“</form></center>”

End If

%>

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Uppercase, Capitalize the first letter of every word in ASP

Monday, October 22nd, 2007

Turn the first letter of every word in a string to Upper case in ASP by using thes function. The original script is from http://www.scripts.com.

<%

finalText = format_ucase(”Every word in this string will be capitalized”)

function format_ucase(tname)

do while instr(tname, ” “)

temp_string = left(tname, instr(tname,” ” ) -1)
‘ ucase the first letter
format_ucase = format_ucase & ucase(mid(temp_string, 1,1))
‘ lcase for the rest of the word
format_ucase = format_ucase & lcase(mid(temp_string,2)) & ” “
tname = right(tname, len(tname) - instr(tname,” ” ))

loop

’send out the rest of the word
format_ucase = format_ucase & ucase(mid(tname, 1,1))
format_ucase = format_ucase & mid(tname,2)

end function

%>

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String to Upper or Lower Case in ASP

Monday, October 22nd, 2007

Turn your ASP string text to upper or lower case with ease by using these comands.

<%mySentense = "This text is going to be upper or lower case"

Response.Write UCASE(mySentense) 'Upper Case
Response.Write LCASE(mySentense) 'Lower Case

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Sending an email me?sage with ASP

Thursday, September 27th, 2007

Here is how you send email in ASP. This will use the local server as teh mail server so just send a test email to yourself and see if it works on your server.

&lt;%

Set objMsg = Server.CreateObject("CDONTS.NewMail")

objMsg.From = "My Name &lt;email@domain.com>"

objMsg.To = "email@domain.com" ' who do you want to send to?

objMsg.Cc = "secondEmail@domain.com" ' who do you want to CC?

objMsg.Subject = "Subject line"

objMsg.BodyFormat = 0

objMsg.MailFormat = 0

objMsg.Body = "Email message goes here"

objMsg.Send

Set objMsg = Nothing

%>

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Automatic Scheduled Message - ASP

Friday, September 21st, 2007

Want to have a dynamic message that shows only for the 4th of July? Here is how I did it:

<%
Dim fourthjul, nowmonth, nowday, fourthmon
Dim fourthday, fourthmonend, fourthdayend
nowmonth = CInt(Month(date))
nowday = CInt(Day(date))
fourthmon = CInt(5)
fourthday = CInt(25)
fourthmonend = CInt(6)
fourthdayend ? CInt(5)
if nowmonth >= fourthmon and nowday >= fourthday and nowmonth <= fourthmonend and nowday <= fourthdayend then
%>
<p><strong class="orange">Holiday Hours</strong><br />
Our Corporate Office and Customer Service will be closed<br />
<%=WeekDayName(Weekday("06-04-" & Year(date))) %>, July 4th. We will resume normal business hours on <%=WeekDayName(Weekday("06-05-" & Year(date))) %>, July 5th.

<%
end if
%>

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