You can create dynamic, interactive Web pages by using the following server components in your scripts.
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Automatically rotates advertisements displayed on a page according to a specified schedule. | |
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Determines the capabilites, type, and version of each browser that accesses your Web site. | |
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Provides access to databases. | |
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Creates tables of contents for Web pages, and links them together sequentially like pages in a book. | |
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Provides access to file input and output. |
This chapter contains reference information and examples for each of the server components included with Active Server Pages. For more information on server scripting with Active Server Pages, see the Active Server Pages Scripting Guide. For more information on the built-in objects supplied with the Active Server Pages, see the Object Reference.
Note The examples in this document use Microsoft® Visual Basic® Scripting Edition (VBScript) as the primary scripting language. However, Active Server Pages scripts can be written in any supported scripting language. For more information on how to change the primary scripting language, see the Active Server Pages Scripting Guide.