ASP applet, asking for help should be very simple

if request("action")="check" thenif "a")="1" then

Registration is successful")

end if

if "b")="2" then

The registration is successful, please pay")

end if

end if

If you select it at the same time, you can change the name to the same. a b

I'll send it to you, you can find it, there will be what you want... I want something else as well ... From the basic to the in-depth, there are,If you want it, send a message to my Q mailbox...

The string of vb starts at 1, and the following program test passes:

function numbercount(strnum,strcount)

x=0for i = 1 to len(strnum)if mid(strnum,i,1) = strcount then x=x+1 end if

nextnumbercount=x

end function

I've changed the place for i=0 to for i=1

DW writing is a wise choice; Connect to the database yourself, here's a small example:

if request("act")="login" thenif "un")="user" and "pw")="123456" then 'Determine and set users and passwords.

Successful login! ")

Login was unsuccessful! ")

end if

else><%end if

First of all, you create a database with a member table with three fields: id, username, and password, which are id, username, and password, which are id, primary key (automatic number), username, username, and password. Save, then open the form and fill in the username and password.

Now it's time to write your web page.

**Below is the content of the document***

This is the most basic procedural question! Almost all books about ASPs have a related **. Basically all ASP primitives with databases have this type.

<%username="username")

password="password")

set rs=

if clng("total"))=0 then'Wrong username or password.

else logged in normally.

end if

<%'This file is used to open the database connection, and you can use the >opening method of whatever database you use

ASP can be written in whatever you want, and of course DW is a good choice.

？？Usually one table is enough, how can you use two tables?

Also, what is the content of the newsname field? Is the news classified?

My student number in the database: 2001 to 2007 Enter any one!

=th%>

=tbody%>.

For 100 minutes that time. Worth.

Wow, isn't that very simple?