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Take the pain out of creating dynamically generated select lists. SelectList.class.eg.asp
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The XSLT class facilitates XSL transformations in a few lines of code. This class also has the added benefit of caching the transformation object for additional speed.
This is an example of how simple it can be to use the XSL Class, it uses an external BBC RSS news feed (a URL) for the XML file.
In this example I create a dynamic select list that pre selects option be passing parameters to the XSL template.
In this example i'm creating XML from a database. I'm using the RSxmlDom function in the MakeRS.fun.asp file to return a MSXML DOM Document Object containing the XML from a ADO Save. ADO produces crappy XML - so I'm going to clean it up with a XSL template.
This class facilitated the saving of HTML forms to XML. The XML can be saved to server memory (Session), the file system or be returned to your scripts as a stream (XML DOM). This is great for saving form info over multiple screens then adding all the user submissions on 1 processing page. Also handy for file system backups of captured user data.
These classes facilitate saving variables as a string (and setting vars from that string) and encrypting (decrypting) strings. This is handy for storing login info in a cookie rather than a session (No more timeouts), or a dotnet type viewstate.
This ASP validation class simplifies server side validation! As an added extra it will also generate client side JavaScript (saving server round trips).
Being a lazy bastard I wrote this class to return a recordset and to automatically generate a status and navigation bar.
A class for generating a email a friend page.
Create a recordset in 1 line: (With ADOError catching)
Set rs_abc = MakeRS("SELECT Bla Bla", con_DBConnection)
This file also contains the functions:
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