Justin Cooney

Web Development Tips and Examples

Category: Classic ASP

  • If you are a programmer trying to debug an application, then the last thing you want to see is a so-called Friendly Error Message rather than what actually happened. I personally don’t think that this has any benefit even to non-programmers since they still just see a confusing warning such as a HTTP 500 error…

  • I’m revisiting some classic ASP functionality, and in this case I’m reviewing how to set up a simple database connection to a SQL Server database. There are of course several ways to get this to work, and in this case we will use the SQLOLEDB provider. Classic ASP is Still Used and Maintained There are…

  • Recently I was asked to update our homegrown timesheet application that had been written years ago in classic ASP. The update was simply to take a user name in the string format ‘Last Name, First Name’ and convert this to our company standard email format of FirstLetterofFirstName + LastName + @companyname.com Now it has been…