Lets you convert (decode) URL encoded data. Reverse function to Server.URLEncode. You can use the function to accept urlencoded form data using BinaryRead

SPAW Editor is a web based WYSIWYG editor control enabling web site developers to replace a standard textarea html control with full-featured, fully customizable, multilanguage, skinable web based WYSIWYG editor.

This is a highly configurable web-based application that allows you to converts your HTML to ASP response.write statements.

You can read and write standard formatted windows INI configuration files with this set of functions (GetINIString / WriteINIString VBS functions).

A very powerful, easy-to-use and free class to seperate your ASP from your HTML/XML/other data. Once you understand the working you can't work without it anymore. Within notime you are able to create complete pages with just a few lines of code. Not to mention the enormous increase of flexibility! Imagine: by changing ONE line of code your able to change the complete lay-out of a page!

Awhile back I ran into the need to have some sort of undo for the native Server.URLEncode function of ASP, after about an hour of coding and testing URLDecode was created... The function is rather simple, just call it using the following syntax: URLDecode(EncodedText) EncodedText can be either encoded text enclosed in quotes or a variable defined elsewhere in your code, Just make sure you don't forget to place the following code on your page before your first call to the function.

How do you decide which piece of code is faster? Guessing isn't the right decision, profiling is! This component measures the runtime of the piece of code you want to profile, allowing you to verify your performance improvements