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looking for some help about pagination of records WITHOUT REFRESHING THE ENTIRE PAGE using AJAX??? Well this code can help you, it uses Sajax(www.modernmethod.com/sajax/) which is a very simple library to use this technology. Please Vote if this is useful for you. (Sorry about my english)

This example sets up a Server using TServerSock to respond and handel incomming Telnet connections. It can easily be modified into a UserAccount based RemoteAccess system for example. Try it out, a lot of time has been put into this code so it should be almost perfect!

The code uses a combination of ASP and Javascript to bring together in one page the ability to grab as much useful information about your site visitors as possible

Polls Admin is back. Custom number of questions, customizable layout, emailing, printing.

do a domain whois lookup from your own site, just input the whois server & website (no www.)

Get the latest code from www.pscode.com (Planet Source Code), from any world. Makes use of looping & regular expressions (the hard part), since psc's latest code ticker had the code on 2 lines & had to use 2 regular expressions & 2 loops for each code, not easy. But bettter than most codes you see that will just grab the whole ticker code, mine parses & just takes the links. *UPDATE*, I changed it form lngWID=# to world=# (just seems easier), & now you dont just have to put the number in, you can put like: world=vb or world=c . *UPDATE #2*, Does the EXACT same thing as the first update but I changed it so it doesnt have the code to get & parse the source 9 times, I made it into a funtion (psccode) so it can just do psccode(number); example: psccode(1); would be for vb. Cuts the code down ALOT, bout 1/3 the size now. *UPDATE #3* lets you choose what PSC URL you want to use (only changed function and how it is used). hopefully ill get it working where you can choose how many urls you want to get & have 0 get them all done soon.

Measures the bandwidth in kbps (kilobits per second) that the client is viewing your website at. Works with modems, dsl, cable modems, network cards and any other means of connecting to the internet.

This class demonstrates how you can request the HTML of a URL from another website using the XMLHTTP object to spider the web page. (Simular to the methods of the ASPHttp object). The data is parsed and made available through a class object. This code is great if you are thinking about creating a Search Engine - or you just want to verify that URLs exist that users may place in there profiles. Also handy for finding broken links. If your server has IE5, or XML objects from Microsoft installed on it, then you should be able to use this demonstration without any problems.

Retrieve the default site of a website via API32 and Winsock 2.0. Also included a simple Always On Top demonstration. No MFC so far.

Using this example and the functions it includes, you can request an internet http url and recieve the HTML page to a string. Built in to the application is also support for proxy server. (The application is able to detect the address, when turned on.)

This is a working message forum you can use on your web site. It now has user register and logging in features as well as replying to a post. You can try a demo at http://www.vegaware.com/board/forum.aspx

aztekBB is a fully functional, no MySQL, Message Board complete with controled HTML support, smile support, and an easy to use admin script to delete unwanted posts.

In looking for an easy way to detect the client browser's cookie settings, everything I've found has been complex. Each example I've found requires a page refresh or redirect to itself. This severely hampers true application development as the Request.Form collection is then cleared. This code is something simple I stumbled on and it works (see explanations).

The purpose of this application is to provide a direct communication between 2 computers in a peer to peer like environment. This code should be a great start for people who want to build a full blown chat program using C/C++ and Winsock. This application has been tested and compiles under Windows 98, Windows NT/2000, and Linux. I hope by releasing this source code that other people who want to learn C/C++ networking using Winsock can pick it right up and learn from my program. I know I had a fairly hard time finding example apps to learn from. Gotta give back! :)

This describes how to use while(), list() and each() in conjunction with the predefined PHP variables $HTTP_POST_VARS and $HTTP_GET_VARS to read information passed to a page without knowing the variable names, or how many variables were passed.

A Very Simple COM Server and Client in MSVC++ 6.0 without using MFC,ATL or IDL. This very simple com server is something I had been looking for to help me understand the insides of the "black box" that is COM as presented in MFC and ATL. As a developer learning COM, I was unable to find an extremely simple, clear implementation of COM without having to also deal with ATL, MFC or the IDL (not that they are difficult to understand, but just additional overhead). I hope this will be useful to others who want to understand some of the insides not usually seen when using the AppWizards. The Server is implemented as an empty win32 simple dll project with no original files or text created by Visual Studio, other than the Stdafx.h and Stdafx.cpp files. The client was created as an empty simple win32 console application, including no generated code from Visual Studio. The Globally Unique Identifiers were created using Guidgen.exe included with Visual Studio. After downloading the code, unzip and open the file Pig.dsw in MS Visual C++. Both Pig and Pig Client should open. Compile Pig first, then register the dll using regsvr32.exe. (inside the directory containing Pig.dll, run regsvr32 using the command "regsvr32 Pig.dll"). After successful registration, compile and run PigClient. You should get a messagebox indicating the server was accessed successfully. Albert

This is a collection of functions that will make it easy to connect and disconnect from remote computers as well as sending and receiving data. Worth a look, i think =D  Important: Be sure to link your code with wsock32.lib and mpr.lib (already done in the sample) !! The sample shows you how to connect and listen for connections, send and receive data, and how to retrieve all computers connected to the LAN. For an online documentation visit http://code.jakobbieling.de/. Have fun (PS: I recommend using the new CNetworking. Browse through my other submissions to find it.)

This is a simple hitcounter written in c that writes the number of page hits to a file then displays the number as .Gif's (Gif's Included) SSI required to use. Exapmle Included

I created this in VS.Net 2003, but as far as I know this should work in VS.Net. A demonstration of how to combine Asymmetric (RSA) and Symmertic (Rijndael) encryption for Client/Server communications.

This Guest Book comes with a full set of admin features that let you moderate and customize the guestbook for your site. It is written in ASP.NET and uses a DSNless connection to an access database to store the data. The directory the guestbook resides in must be writable by the web server. Going to http://yoursite.com/guestbook/admin allows you to administer the guestbook. The first time you visit the administration interface it will prompt you to create a password. The password can be reset by FTPing into your site and deleting the passowrd.config file and revisiting the admin section.