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    lehya
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    Hey i have got an asp file with following code: <%@LANGUAGE="JavaScript"%> <% var roomID = Request("RoomID"); %> Messages place <%=formatAll(roomID)%> Can someone please try to change this page code into asp.net

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      Hey i have got an asp file with following code: <%@LANGUAGE="JavaScript"%> <% var roomID = Request("RoomID"); %> Messages place <%=formatAll(roomID)%> Can someone please try to change this page code into asp.net

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      Change the file extenstion from asp to aspx ;P

      lehya wrote:

      Can someone please try to change this page code into asp.net

      How about you volunteer to do this?

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        Hey i have got an asp file with following code: <%@LANGUAGE="JavaScript"%> <% var roomID = Request("RoomID"); %> Messages place <%=formatAll(roomID)%> Can someone please try to change this page code into asp.net

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        Jesse Squire
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        We'd be happy to help you through the transition from ASP to ASP.NET. If you have specific questions surrounding ASP.NET or a specific project, please post them. That being said, I don't believe you'll find much support with a post like this. It is considered very bad form to ask someone else to do your work for you without showing that you're making an effort to learn. Given the sheer volume of resources for a beginner trying to learn ASP.NET, there really is no excuse for not giving it a try. After all, none of us will be around to maintain the code for you after the translation is done. :) To help get you started, here[^] is a Google search on learning ASP.NET, with plenty of hits to look through. Besides all of that, due to the missing functions (formatAll, getMessageRefreshTime) and the missing include file (chatprocessing.asp), even if someone did translate this page for you, the benefit would be sketchy at best. There is no real functionality in the code sample that you posted. The missing parts do all of the work. --Jesse

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          We'd be happy to help you through the transition from ASP to ASP.NET. If you have specific questions surrounding ASP.NET or a specific project, please post them. That being said, I don't believe you'll find much support with a post like this. It is considered very bad form to ask someone else to do your work for you without showing that you're making an effort to learn. Given the sheer volume of resources for a beginner trying to learn ASP.NET, there really is no excuse for not giving it a try. After all, none of us will be around to maintain the code for you after the translation is done. :) To help get you started, here[^] is a Google search on learning ASP.NET, with plenty of hits to look through. Besides all of that, due to the missing functions (formatAll, getMessageRefreshTime) and the missing include file (chatprocessing.asp), even if someone did translate this page for you, the benefit would be sketchy at best. There is no real functionality in the code sample that you posted. The missing parts do all of the work. --Jesse

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          Hey Jesse... Thanks for whatever u told me...I have been trying to learn the differences between ASP and ASP.NET , but your google search didnt really was of use to me..Theoretically it continued well for session state differences etc..but not into the depth of the code... Anyways, chatprocessing.aspx and the rest was all fine Jesse and the rest i have done is going on well with other pages..But i had a small doubt which would make everyone get into chaos..So i just posted the coding and asked to change it into .aspx file... The thing is when we are changing this type of file we are just changing a few tags only..but the statements like.... <%=formatAll(roomID)%>.....i had a doubt with them and so i asked the help...anyway thanks buddy..I found this site to be useful and so i just made it out a point to know it from a few professionals too about how can we do it...I hope u can solve some of our beginner level problems too...

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            Hey Jesse... Thanks for whatever u told me...I have been trying to learn the differences between ASP and ASP.NET , but your google search didnt really was of use to me..Theoretically it continued well for session state differences etc..but not into the depth of the code... Anyways, chatprocessing.aspx and the rest was all fine Jesse and the rest i have done is going on well with other pages..But i had a small doubt which would make everyone get into chaos..So i just posted the coding and asked to change it into .aspx file... The thing is when we are changing this type of file we are just changing a few tags only..but the statements like.... <%=formatAll(roomID)%>.....i had a doubt with them and so i asked the help...anyway thanks buddy..I found this site to be useful and so i just made it out a point to know it from a few professionals too about how can we do it...I hope u can solve some of our beginner level problems too...

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            Brent Lamborn
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            I wouldn't bother trying to "learn the differences between ASP and ASP.NET". Instead, just learn .NET. Forget everything you know in asp and learn asp.net from the begining. Learning the differences won't help a bit, IMO. I think the biggest challenge in making the switch from asp to asp.net is that you have to get away from thinking about the page running from the top to the bottom. You have to think of .NET as event driven. When you click a button that is an event. So in your code behind, you have insert the code you want to happen when the button click event occurs. Most of your code will sit in the code behind, allowing separation between your HTML and your code. Have you ever written a VB windows application? (VB6, VBA, or .NET) Web development is similar to this, only you have some more concerns like the viewstate, session, and security. Hope that helps a little bit! "Half this game is ninety percent mental." - Yogi Berra If you can read thank a teacher, if you can read in English, thank a Marine. M y and h don't work so well due to m addiction to caffeine and m in abilit to to set a cup down uprigt.

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