Do you develop in ASP 3.0?

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Originally Posted by RhinoBull

Read the articles if you are really interested. And it's not "because MS says so" but rather because entire industry suggests to do so.

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Im really not .. there is nothing I cant do right now in ASP .. so why switch ..

Just like RhinoBull said. You can hide your code into a compiled DLL.

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Originally Posted by tommygrayson

Just like RhinoBull said. You can hide your code into a compiled DLL.

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You do that in the "old" ASP .. :confused:

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Originally Posted by rory

Im really not .. there is nothing I cant do right now in ASP .. so why switch ..

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Yea, that's what I thought. You know, I will just rest - it's no fun to debate with you rory - like Rob said few days ago you are opposing everything that's new so why bother... I hope your customers will realize one day what you you sell them.

Have a good "old timers" life. :wave:

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Originally Posted by RhinoBull

Yea, that's what I thought. You know, I will just rest - it's no fun to debate with you rory - like Rob said few days ago you are opposing everything that's new so why bother... I hope your customers will realize one day what you you sell them.

Have a good "old timers" life. :wave:

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Yep i have fun taking .Net framework off every PC i clean up .. :wave:

PS, you would not know what i oppose or dont oppose .. new or old .. outside of the Vb world .... you dont know me and neither what I do for a living it seems .. old timer.

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Originally Posted by rory

You do that in the "old" ASP .. :confused:

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Really how?

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Originally Posted by tommygrayson

Really how?

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Set myObject = CreateObject("MyProject.Something") <- Registered DLL.

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Originally Posted by rory

Set myObject = CreateObject("MyProject.Something") <- Registered DLL.

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Then how will it interact with Web controls?

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Originally Posted by tommygrayson

Then how will it interact with Web controls?

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which web controls?

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Originally Posted by rory

which web controls?

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Listbox, textbox, labels, tables, etc, etc, etc.

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Originally Posted by tommygrayson

Listbox, textbox, labels, tables, etc, etc, etc.

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why/how do you want MyProject.Something to interact with those?

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Originally Posted by rory

why do you want MyProject.Something to interact with those?

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Simple,

I can dynamically repopulate controls and manipulate them through code while hiding the code that manipulates them in a compiled .DLL.

:bigyello:

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Originally Posted by tommygrayson

Simple,

I can dynamically repopulate controls and manipulate them through code while hiding the code that manipulates them in a compiled .DLL.

:bigyello:

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And you cant do that in ASP? Have you ever used ASP? (see title of thread)
Also are you saying ASP.net is client side code?

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Originally Posted by rory

And you cant do that in ASP?

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I don't know. You tell me. That's why I am asking you how.

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Originally Posted by rory

Have you ever used ASP? (see title of thread)

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Yes I have used it and I have seen its profound limitations.

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Originally Posted by rory

Also are you saying ASP.net is client side code?

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No. It is still server-side but it can call client side codes while on the server-side processing while hiding its code through a compiled .DLL.

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Originally Posted by tommygrayson

No. It is still server-side but it can call client side codes while on the server-side processing while hiding its code through a compiled .DLL.

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So it replaces Javascript and DHTML?
Since the users Browser only sees Client side code, HTML, Javascript etc, how does the browser interact with the ASP.Net Vb code?

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Originally Posted by tommygrayson

Yes I have used it and I have seen its profound limitations.

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Could not have used it for that long, as you didnt know how to create an Object in ASP, which is ASP/VBscript 101.

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Originally Posted by tommygrayson

I don't know. You tell me. That's why I am asking you how.

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Im not going to teach you ASP on this thread .. sorry.
Please goto the ASP forum and post your question, thanks.

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Originally Posted by rory

So it replaces Javascript and DHTML?

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Not yet. But it throws Javascript and DHTML and others.

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Originally Posted by rory

Since the users Browser only sees Client side code, HTML, Javascript etc, how does the browser interact with the ASP.Net Vb code?

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Through server side requests. Client side submits info. Server verifies info. Server sends Javascript or any client side functions. Browser reads response language type as Javascript. Browser performs Javascript function.

What the heck is DHTML?

Anyway, you're both miles off topic now. Maybe time to close this thread up? I think it's past its use-by date.

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Originally Posted by penagate

What the heck is DHTML?

Anyway, you're both miles off topic now. Maybe time to close this thread up? I think it's past its use-by date.

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sorry. next thread will be about Php .. :D
and .. http://www.w3schools.com/dhtml/default.asp