ASP (Active Server Pages)
1. What is ASP?
In simple terms, ASP is a server side scripting
technique. ASP is a simple way of interacting on the web
with users and databases. The script contained in an ASP
page is executed (run) on the server.
The parts of the code that are to be executed on the server
are enclosed within <% and %> tags.
ASP files must end with a .asp extension in order to be
processed by the server. Because ASP files were meant to
deliver HTML files you can include normal HTML tags inside
of your ASP files. HTML tags are just sent along to the
client’s browser.
2. Do I need to do anything to enable ASP on my
website?
No.
3. Do I need special software to create ASP pages?
No. You can create ASP pages using Notepad or
any other editor. You can also use Visual InterDev.
4. What COM components do you support?
We support nearly all COM components.
5. Do you support Visual InterDev?
Yes. We support the design of your web site with Visual
InterDev.
CGI & PERL
1. What is CGI?
CGI stands for Common Gateway Interface. CGI provides
a method to interface a computer program with an HTML page.
2. Do you support CGI?
Yes our Linux server supports CGI.
3. Can i chmod my directory?
Yes you can chmod your directory through FTP &
Telnet.
4. Does your server support Perl?
Well not as yet but we hope to introduce the same
very soon.
