As I surf the 'net I run across pages that have useful programs -- both ASP (Active Server Pages) and JavaScript.  These pages provide the resources you and I will need to put this code to use in our pages.  The programming pages are

Contents of this section: Programming ASP Code ASP Resources JavaScript Code JavaScript Resources Reason for Void

Resources

First, I provide links to language references for ASP and JavaScript.

Program Code

Second, I provide an organized set of code.  The organization is by language (ASP or JavaScript) and then by Master, Common, and Program code.

Organization Hierarchy

• The Master code are the routines that should be included in every page.
   
• The Common code are the routines of a particular type that should be included in pages that need it.
   
• The Program code are the applications that do useful things for your websites. 

Every Program that needs Common routines will include a link to the pages of common routines.  Every Common routine that refers to Master code will include a link to the page of Master code.  Thus, if you start from the Program code, and follow all links, you'll visit all the pages that contain routines you'll need to include in your web page to support the particular program you start with.

Language Hierarchy

One of the tricky bits of programming presented in this section is the use of ASP programs whose output is JavaScript.  The ASP runs on the server, and generates -- on the fly -- programs in JavaScript that run on the user's browser.  Since both languages are used, I include the ASP-JavaScript combination code on the ASP pages.  The pure JavaScript common code for these combo-pages is on the JavaScript pages, though.  I summarize this concept here:

• ASP Programs
   
• Javascript Programs
   
• HTML

Pages that require a combination of languages will be listed under the "highest" language in this hierarchy.

Click on one of the Programming pages, below:

ASP Code
ASP Resources
JavaScript Code
JavaScript Resources
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The webmaster and author of this Math Help site is Graeme McRae.