Scratch

Well, it's an ASP.NET and ASP page. It's not a .html, it's a .aspx. 

Good thing my hosting service has ASP.NET and ASP, or else I would have bad html pages XD
And don't ask how I got my own ihaveamac.net domain

RHY3756547 wrote:

Nice site with coding example. I can't wait to see the resulting site. 

Yea, and that is why I need help from the community on what to add 
I know some ideas, but not much.

I'm pretty sure you can add the equivalent of <title> tags to an aspx page, highly recommend it.

I can't make this site entirely! I need some of the communities ideas! Or I would have wasted $18 for nothing 

adriangl wrote:

Ah, ASP, the great alternative to PHP forms, functions, strings, and variables 

Awsome

Any ideas?

adriangl wrote:

ihaveamac wrote:

adriangl wrote:

Ah, ASP, the great alternative to PHP forms, functions, strings, and variables 

Awsome

Any ideas?

ASP is all about functions, so anything like forms will work. A user types in something, submits(sends information), receives information, and that is the basic idea(not so basic programming). Maybe a login system(just for the good looks  ), but of course that would require a MySQL server. Maybe a math calculator? It would be simple for the most part, the (if) functions and the variables will be hard to program.

I could try doing that with simple javascript. VB or C# using that on a page might be hard. OR i could just make one in Flash. 
And a login? Microsoft Visual Web Developer has login components. Plus I have one MySQL server.

adriangl wrote:

ihaveamac wrote:

adriangl wrote:

ASP is all about functions, so anything like forms will work. A user types in something, submits(sends information), receives information, and that is the basic idea(not so basic programming). Maybe a login system(just for the good looks  ), but of course that would require a MySQL server. Maybe a math calculator? It would be simple for the most part, the (if) functions and the variables will be hard to program.

I could try doing that with simple javascript. VB or C# using that on a page might be hard. OR i could just make one in Flash. 
And a login? Microsoft Visual Web Developer has login components. Plus I have one MySQL server.

If you have the MySQL server, I say make the login system! And since you don't really have to program it with Visual Web, it is a must. It really seems awesome if a site has a login. And this is where your ASP knowledge can kick in- At the top of the page(sort of in the right corner), if someone is logged in, it should say "Hello, ----". Where the dashes are you can do something like "print #user". (#user) will be a variable that receives information when someone is logged in.

It has that thing (i think)!
Great idea! I'll try working on it now.

Last edited by ihaveamac (2009-12-25 11:11:35)

adriangl wrote:

If you need any help just post here! But don't ask me too much about ASP, I learned that when I was 7 

I'm making a test login and setup thing. Do not use any password you used on other sites as soon as I finish the test.

adriangl wrote:

ihaveamac wrote:

adriangl wrote:

If you need any help just post here! But don't ask me too much about ASP, I learned that when I was 7 

I'm making a test login and setup thing. Do not use any password you used on other sites as soon as I finish the test.

Wow, test already? Seriously, you can help JSO and I revamp SR so much...

That is...if the server supports ASP and ASP.NET.

ihaveamac wrote:

adriangl wrote:

ihaveamac wrote:

I'm making a test login and setup thing. Do not use any password you used on other sites as soon as I finish the test.

Wow, test already? Seriously, you can help JSO and I revamp SR so much...

That is...if the server supports ASP and ASP.NET.

Oh yeah, probably not. It is a Javascript based PHP server. And I don't think he can edit the server because it is a Scratch website server. The Scratch Team gave it to him because they thought SR was awesome(and it so is, btw, I am an admin there  ).(Wait a minute, so are you...)

ihaveamac wrote:

Uh oh, error. It always says I have a bad password. The error says

Password length minimum: 7. Non-alphanumeric characters required: 1.

What's a test password I could put in? :S

Ohhh, umm, try "bbbbbb/". Non-alphanumeric means something that is not a number or letter, that is why I used a dash.

ihaveamac wrote:

I'm gonna screw the login system later. >.>
Now to test something else. Maybe file uploads 

That can be done simply with idiotic HTML and PHP that you put together in your sleep! But of course, you are going to do it the complicated way...I feel like LAWL-ing...