INCLUDE FILE SYNTAX

	<!--#include file="test.inc"-->

CURRENT URL'S FILENAME

	Request.ServerVariables("URL")

SENDING EMAILS

	Send 

	<% 
	    Set MailObject = Server.CreateObject("CDONTS.NewMail") 
	    MailObject.From = "from@me.com" 
	    MailObject.To = "to@me.com" 
	    MailObject.Subject = "Subject Text Here" 
	    MailObject.Body = "Body Text Here" 
	    MailObject.Send 
	    Set MailObject = Nothing 
	%> 


	Sending an Attachment 

	<% 
	    Set MailObject = Server.CreateObject("CDONTS.NewMail") 
	    attFile = "c:\attachments\StandardPolicy.txt" 
	    attName = "Policy.txt" 
	    MailObject.From = "from@me.com" 
	    MailObject.To = "to@me.com" 
	    MailObject.Subject = "Subject Text Here" 
	    MailObject.Body = "Body Text Here" 
	    MailObject.AttachFile attFile, attName 
	    MailObject.Send 
	    Set MailObject = Nothing 
	%> 

	simplest mail format0

		set objMail = createobject("CDONTS.NewMail")
		objMail.send "from@here.com", "felarca@earthlink.net", "Subject Line", "Message Body"
		set objMail = nothing

STRIP ILLEGAL CHARACTERS FROM USER INPUT

	http://www.4guysfromrolla.com/webtech/112702-1.shtml:
	uses regex to accept only alphanumerics


	'Create a regular expression object
	Dim regEx
	Set regEx = New RegExp

	'The global property tells the RegExp engine to find ALL matching 
	'substrings, instead of just the first instance. We need this to be true.
		regEx.Global = true

	'Our pattern tells us what to find in the string... In this case, we find 
	'anything that isn't a numerical character, or a lowercase or 
	'uppercase alphabetic character
		regEx.Pattern = "[^0-9a-zA-Z]"

	'Use the replace function of RegExp to clean the username. The replace 
	'function takes the string to search (using the Pattern above as the 
	'search criteria), and the string to replace any found strings with. 
	'In this case, we want to replace our matches with nothing (''), 
	'as the matching characters will be the ones we don't want in our username.
		dim username
		username = regEx.Replace(request.form("UserName"), "") 

REQUEST.FORM()

	works with forms that are POSTed, not GET'ed; GET forms would use request.querystring

	to iterate thru elements in a form:

		for i = 1 to request.form().count
			response.write request.form()(i)
		next

SERVER.HTMLENCODE()

	converts string into html-friendly output; keeps output from being interpreted as html code

	*  Must be used to encode input parameters when outputting to page!!!

URLENCODE()

	again, use to format user-input-based url's for safety (?)

STRING OPERATIONS

	len() - length

GET PHYSICAL PATH

	server.mappath ...xxx

REDIRECT, THE RIGHT WAY

	http://www.stevenhargrove.com/redirect-web-pages/

	<%
	Response.Status="301 Moved Permanently"
	Response.AddHeader "Location", "http://www.new-url.com/"
	%>