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Brynn #1
DBConn.asp -- database subroutines
Hey guys :)
I was just hoping a couple of you could let me know what you think
about my DBConn.asp script on my website. you can view the code with
the following link ...
[url]http://127.0.0.1:36004/cp/cp_scripts.asp[/url]
just click on DBConn.asp on the left, then click on See Code of
course.
Maybe Dave and Aaron could give me a little feedback even. Encouraging
or constructive feedback would be nice.
now my cp_sqlArray subroutine is nice I think ... I have NEVER had a
website where I needed to keep a recordset open ... I am kind of an in
and out of my database as fast as possible typa guy.
I actually have a nice paging script I use in conjunction with my
DBConn.asp page.
My site redesign is under construction (redesign 2 days old).
Checkout the button in the top right corner ... both coolpier.com and
hotpier.com are the same web directory ... but my global.asa
determines which site it is, and sets a variable theWebsite = "cp_" or
"hp_" ... then images are named either cp_logo or hp_logo for example
.... also cp_style.css and hp_style.css ... it has been a lot of fun
building the website like this.
Well, can't wait to hear from you all ... don't forget to wish me luck
on my site ... I am adding a lot of content that I did not have
before. I just need to get away from my script tools and do some
design work .. hehe.
Thanks in advance all,
Brynn
P.S. if anyone wants to take a peek at my other scripts, please let me
know what you think also.
Brynn Guest
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Ken Schaefer #2
Re: DBConn.asp -- database subroutines
[url]http://127.0.0.1/[/url] ?!?
:-)
Cheers
Ken
"Brynn" <z@z.com> wrote in message
news:3ff8c582.40843309@news.comcast.giganews.com.. .
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: Hey guys :)
:
: I was just hoping a couple of you could let me know what you think
: about my DBConn.asp script on my website. you can view the code with
: the following link ...
:
: [url]http://127.0.0.1:36004/cp/cp_scripts.asp[/url]
:
: just click on DBConn.asp on the left, then click on See Code of
: course.
:
: Maybe Dave and Aaron could give me a little feedback even. Encouraging
: or constructive feedback would be nice.
:
: now my cp_sqlArray subroutine is nice I think ... I have NEVER had a
: website where I needed to keep a recordset open ... I am kind of an in
: and out of my database as fast as possible typa guy.
:
: I actually have a nice paging script I use in conjunction with my
: DBConn.asp page.
:
: My site redesign is under construction (redesign 2 days old).
:
: Checkout the button in the top right corner ... both coolpier.com and
: hotpier.com are the same web directory ... but my global.asa
: determines which site it is, and sets a variable theWebsite = "cp_" or
: "hp_" ... then images are named either cp_logo or hp_logo for example
: ... also cp_style.css and hp_style.css ... it has been a lot of fun
: building the website like this.
:
: Well, can't wait to hear from you all ... don't forget to wish me luck
: on my site ... I am adding a lot of content that I did not have
: before. I just need to get away from my script tools and do some
: design work .. hehe.
:
: Thanks in advance all,
:
: Brynn
:
: P.S. if anyone wants to take a peek at my other scripts, please let me
: know what you think also.
:
Ken Schaefer Guest
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Jeff Cochran #3
Re: DBConn.asp -- database subroutines
On Mon, 05 Jan 2004 02:13:38 GMT, [email]z@z.com[/email] (Brynn) wrote:
Sorry, I don't happen to have port 36004 open on my system. :)>I was just hoping a couple of you could let me know what you think
>about my DBConn.asp script on my website. you can view the code with
>the following link ...
>
>[url]http://127.0.0.1:36004/cp/cp_scripts.asp[/url]
Jeff
Jeff Cochran Guest
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Brynn #4
Re: DBConn.asp -- database subroutines
ROFLMAO ... DOH
I thought I was on live side, instead of local ... hehehe
[url]http://www.coolpier.com/cp/cp_scripts.asp[/url]
LOL ;)
On Mon, 05 Jan 2004 02:13:38 GMT, [email]z@z.com[/email] (Brynn) wrote:
>
>Hey guys :)
>
>I was just hoping a couple of you could let me know what you think
>about my DBConn.asp script on my website. you can view the code with
>the following link ...
>
>[url]http://127.0.0.1:36004/cp/cp_scripts.asp[/url]
>
>just click on DBConn.asp on the left, then click on See Code of
>course.
>
>Maybe Dave and Aaron could give me a little feedback even. Encouraging
>or constructive feedback would be nice.
>
>now my cp_sqlArray subroutine is nice I think ... I have NEVER had a
>website where I needed to keep a recordset open ... I am kind of an in
>and out of my database as fast as possible typa guy.
>
>I actually have a nice paging script I use in conjunction with my
>DBConn.asp page.
>
>My site redesign is under construction (redesign 2 days old).
>
>Checkout the button in the top right corner ... both coolpier.com and
>hotpier.com are the same web directory ... but my global.asa
>determines which site it is, and sets a variable theWebsite = "cp_" or
>"hp_" ... then images are named either cp_logo or hp_logo for example
>... also cp_style.css and hp_style.css ... it has been a lot of fun
>building the website like this.
>
>Well, can't wait to hear from you all ... don't forget to wish me luck
>on my site ... I am adding a lot of content that I did not have
>before. I just need to get away from my script tools and do some
>design work .. hehe.
>
>Thanks in advance all,
>
>Brynn
>
>P.S. if anyone wants to take a peek at my other scripts, please let me
>know what you think also.
>Brynn Guest



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