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Allows you to view the binary data of any file (GIF, JPG, ZIP, TXT, HTM, ASP) as if you were looking at a common hex viewer. Bytes are displayed as Hex characters and character data is displayed on the right. Starting positions of each row are displayed on the left.

This script helps start you off to learning how to automate some of your processes with SQL . For this example, I have chosen to send Email through SQL Server using vbScript. Messages are pulled from a table and deleted once they are sent. You need to create a table in the master database called "Email" and assign the fields "To", "From", "Subject" and "Body". The script will do the rest. If you "SA" account has a password, you will need to modify the script to relflect those changes.

Encrypts and Decrypts data using the RC4 algorithm and a Key/Password. Many thanks goes to many, many people on PSC and the internet for helping me through this. Sebastions code over at the Visual Basic section was a good start. This code runs quick in one function and is slightly commented. note - RSA patent expired in September 2000.

Applys Encryption/Decryption to strings. I think just about everyone who has seen my code knows how I love classes. This version is more "cleaned up" and thrown into a nice little class for an object oriented feeling. (If only ASP was object oriented, I would be a happy camper). It is also a little more optimized to run quicker if you change the Key/Password often.

Checks the HTTP Referer header to ensure people are not posting from other websites. You can include this file if you use templates on your website, or just include it on the pages that receive form data posts. Warning - someone who knows there stuff can get around this by modifying there HOST file. this isn't 100% fool proof, but it may deter most from posting data from other websites.

This code pulls out all the nasty tags that a user sholdn't use when posting content. It also pulls out any javascript events assigned to any tags. A must have if you allow people to post HTML on your site.

Xao Xiong originally posted his version of DecodeURL and asked for a reply for a better way. I replied, but it didn't turn out too well, so i'm posting it here for him to see. The approach i took is that when you look at an encoded URL string, 2 hex characters follow a percent sign. XAO listed a few to translate into actual characters, but he didn't account for all 256 of them. Check it out! See http://www.planetsourcecode.com/xq/ASP/ txtCodeId.6728/lngWId.4/qx/vb/scripts/ ShowCode.htm

This code lets you decode your scripts. It comes in handy if you deleted the original file or wrote over it with the encoded version. Microsoft included a program to encode, but choose not to let us decode with a scrdec program. More details can be found on my site about this script including a live demonstration. Please leave comments here if you wish to inquire about it.