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WebMenu is an ASP
This is an ASP
This ASP component
This ASP component
component for generating
component/dll which
enables file downloads to be
resizes, edits and joins
a hierarchical browser-based
processes file uploads using
controlled from within a
images. It supports JPG,
Popup Menu with ASP. It is
html forms and a web
script. This allows code to
GIF, BMP, PNG, PCX, PSD, TIF
100% DHTML, requires no
browser. It can handle more
be executed before and after
and WBMP files and can
plug-ins, and works for IE
than one file per form. Once
downloading, which means
convert between them. You
4.x-5.x and NN 4.x-6.x. Down
uploaded the files can be
password protection of
can create thumbnails and
level compatibility mode.
saved to disk or to a
individual files can be
change JPG compression
Includes Visual Editor
database as a binary data
implemented easily. Records
quality to reduce the size
utility.
stream. Files can also be
can be updated accurately
required for storage. Add
exported into the
because it is possible to
text labels, draw lines and
csImageFile component for
detect if the download was
shapes with optional colour
image processing. Form
completed or cancelled
fills or antialiasing. Crop,
variables can still be
part-way through. A built in
Rotate, Flip and FloodFill
accessed, and some file
access code generator is
commands available. Images
utilities are included.
provided to produce access
can be joined by pasting one
There is a free trial
codes
on top of another with
available which contains
optional full or partial
full instructions.
transparency of the
foreground image. Adjust
brightness, contrast and
sharpness. Import and export
data from file, as a binary
stream from a database or
from a remote server. Read,
write and edit IPTC text
from JPG and TIF files.
Extract and edit EXIF
attributes from JPEG files.
Support for multi page TIFs.
It can also read data from
the csASPUpload component to
process images uploaded
through a browser. Free
trial available with full
instructions.
Date: May, 13 2001 Date: Apr, 18 2005 Date: Apr, 18 2005 Date: Dec, 08 2005 |
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csIniFile is an ASP
ProjectDisplay is an ASP
ShotIp is an OLE automation
This tutorial guides you
component that allows
component that allows
application (COM
through, in easy to follow
you to read, write and
users to display Gantt and
application, ASP
steps, the methods needed to
create Windows style INI
histogram charts of their
component etc.) that
build an ASP
files from an ASP script.
project, task, and resource
allows your scripts to
component in Visual
Data types include strings,
usage data from a text data
connect with other computers
Basic. Includes downloadable
integers, reals, dates and
file. No new programming is
on Internet or intranet
source, easy-to-follow
booleans. You can loop
required. The DLL comes with
networks "on the
example and screen shots for
through a file's sections or
an ASP file, and style sheet.
fly". In several
each stage.
keys using collections. New
strings of code you can
INI files can be created
retrieve text or binary data
from remote Web host, post
form data to Web host, send
complicated email message
containing attachments.
Features include: GET, HEAD
and POST request methods,
Challenge/response and Basic
authorization, You can easy
POST data to HTTP servers
emulating HTML form data,
Ajustable timeout for HTTP
and low level interface,
Proxy support, You can
modify User-Agent and all
other headers in the
request, You can add custom
HTTP request headers, Both
HTTP grabber and SMTP email
sender in one, Handy
retrieving of HTTP response
variables makes your script
smaller and smarter,
Different types of email
messages, Low level TCP/IP
interface allows to use
other non-standard protocols
supported by server (if they
exist), The Ping object
allows easy to check whether
remote host is alive. ShotIp
is not based on other
installed software - The
only requirement is TCP/IP
protocol installed.
Date: Apr, 18 2005 Date: May, 08 2001 Date: Feb, 26 2001 Date: Mar, 28 2001 |
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