Category: ASP

1. What is the global.asa file? global.asa is a special file that must be placed in the root folder of your Classic ASP website. It is not a normal .asp page — it never...

1. What does “ASP AJAX” actually mean? ASP AJAX is not a built-in feature of Classic ASP. It is a combination of: Classic ASP pages (.asp files) that return small pieces of HTML /...

ASP Sending e-mail with CDOSYS — the classic, battle-tested, and still widely used way to send emails from Classic ASP pages in 2026 (especially in legacy Indian banking, government, ERP, small-business, and intranet systems)....

ASP and VBScript Examples — that is, the real, runnable code snippets that show how Classic ASP + VBScript actually worked in practice. When people say “ASP and VBScript examples”, they almost always mean...

1. What is a “Function” in VBScript (Classic ASP)? In VBScript (the default language inside .asp files): A Sub → does something but does not return a value A Function → does something and...

1. What are “VBScript Keywords”? VBScript keywords are the reserved words that have special meaning in the VBScript language. You cannot use them as variable names, function names, or Sub names — if you...

1. What is the Response Object? The Response object is the server’s mouthpiece — everything you want to send to the browser (HTML, headers, cookies, redirects, status codes, content type, etc.) goes through the...

1. What is the Request Object? The Request object is the server’s way of reading everything the browser sent in the HTTP request. It is the input channel — everything the user typed, clicked,...

1. What is the Application Object in Classic ASP? The Application object is a global, shared storage area that belongs to the entire web application (i.e., your whole website), not to individual users. It...

1. What is the Session Object in Classic ASP? The Session object is a server-side storage area that is unique for each visitor (or more precisely: for each browser session). It lets you store...