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Writing Your First ASP Application ( Quick Start )
By: Rich Smith
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    2003-08-06

    Table of Contents:
  • Writing Your First ASP Application ( Quick Start )
  • Users On Your Website
  • Dissecting The Needs For The Application
  • Login Page
  • Showing The List Of Users
  • Simplifying The Code
  • Removing Users From The List
  • Additional Enhancements

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    Writing Your First ASP Application ( Quick Start ) - Dissecting The Needs For The Application


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    Now that we know exactly what it is we are going to be working on, we need to determine what pieces we need. I find it easier to put together my applications if I break down the pieces that are required into a list. This way, when I write one piece of the application, I will take the other pieces into consideration so they can work together seamlessly.

    So, for our application we will need:

    - For starters, the people who visit the webpage will need some way to type in their name so the others will know them. For our purposes, we will create a login page for this.
    - We will need some place to keep the list of the current users online. We will use an access database.
    - We will need code that will display the names.
    - Finally, we will need a way to update the list of names when a user leaves the website.

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