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A forum in ASP
I prefer Ovatvvon's method. Especially when doing forums where the user will want to paste code for others to view. Also, you can combine it with another function that replaces another set of strings with their HTML equivalents. This would enable you to give the user some formatting control...- Churchill
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- Forum: Microsoft: ASP (Active Server Pages)
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removing multiple items in an array
I want to find a quick way of removing multiple instances of items in an array so that I get a distinct list of numbers. I thought of using a loop but I wondered if there was a quicker way. Another way I thought of was to put it into a temporary table in a db, then use select distinct to pull...- Churchill
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- Forum: Visual Basic (Classic)
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IE critical update for cookie exploit causes new problem?
have you had any luck with this? I'm still stumped and it appears it's not as common a problem as I thought it would be. Whenever I have posted this, I've had "experts" claim it is my code that's causing it, or a browser setting, but they've not been able to pinpoint anything...- Churchill
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- Forum: Microsoft: ASP (Active Server Pages)
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Speed theory <%.....%> OR <%.....%>...<%%>....<%....%>
from my experience, the most readable method is usually the slowest to process. It's your call whether to make it readable or optimised.- Churchill
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- Forum: Microsoft: ASP (Active Server Pages)
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Speed theory <%.....%> OR <%.....%>...<%%>....<%....%>
Yes, it does make a difference (so I've read) especially on large pages. Take the following example. They recommend doing this: <% ' PULL RECORDS FROM A TABLE AND DISPLAY IN A TABLE ROW DO WHILE NOT RSData.EOF Response.Write "<TR><TD>" & RSData("Field1") &...- Churchill
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- Forum: Microsoft: ASP (Active Server Pages)
