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|  |  | A useful tool to convert your HTML to ASP Response.Write code. Choose to output upper or lower case ASP, enclose lines of
HTML in parentheses and also add line breaks at the end of each Response.Write. Code: ASP 3.0 & VBScript |
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with end with on response 
Written by Anonymous User (#1679-355) from jacksonville, fl, usa (Saturday, July 31, 2010)
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Strengths: works
Weaknesses: has bugs
Details: if you select the option to use With Response, the code generated is like this:
With Response
Response.Write("<body onload=""javascript:redirect();>""") & vbCRLF
End With
when it should be like this
With Response
.Write("<body onload=""javascript:redirect();>""") & vbCRLF
End With
Review Based On: 1 Hour(s) of usage |
dont use 
Written by Anonymous User (#1890-305) from Miami, FL, USA (Thursday, August 13, 2009)
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Strengths: sorry, but who really do this ?
Weaknesses: dont work !
Details: sorry but this code DONT convert special characters like quoted and accentuate words...
many sentences requieres to be convert into UTF-8 or others character based, wish means than you must translate from real world into html for maintain the standards, please make the difference, think in the others...
Review Based On: 1 Hour(s) of usage |
Great tool for quick html2asp strings conversion
Written by Anonymous User (#1234-78) from Medford, OR, USA (Sunday, September 14, 2008)
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Strengths: Works as claimed
Weaknesses: maybe use something other than textarea to select conversion
Details: All pure html works like it should. I like the fact that you can change the output format to a preferred style. I.e using with statement, Response.Write per line, usage of vbCRLF after each line, etc. I would like to see this tool be able to handle some kinds of already existing embedded asp -that would make it ultimate in it's usability -Reuben :)+<
Review Based On: 24 Month(s) of usage |
Tops
Written by Anonymous User (#1533-167) from Australia (Wednesday, April 23, 2008)
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Strengths: Simple
Weaknesses: none
Details: It was good
This copy is used for placement only, in an effort to better show you how your page will look, we have added this text. This text is known as filler text and is to be considered a visual indicator of how your page(s) will look with text instead of just the page layout. Designers use this to show clients how copy would look if it was inserted here without the client getting caught up with what it really says.
Review Based On: using demo only |
great little tool
Written by Anonymous User (#1420-175) from London, UK (Tuesday, August 14, 2007)
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Strengths: great little tool, easy to use and works in delivering the result!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Weaknesses: more options
Details: no comment
Review Based On: 1 Hour(s) of usage |
Good tool to quickly response.write text
Written by Anonymous User (#1610-181) from London, UK (Wednesday, February 07, 2007)
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Strengths: It works great
Weaknesses: None that I could find
Details: It's a quick tool that doesn't need much testing. It just works fine.
Review Based On: using demo only |
Didn't handle inline <%= 
Written by Anonymous User (#1493-154) from Sthlm, Sweden (Tuesday, January 30, 2007)
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Strengths: Easy to use
Weaknesses: Can't handle <%= and not customizable enough
Details: Didn't handle inline "<%=" and not customizable enough. Can't take custom function/sub name instead of Response.write.
Review Based On: using demo only |
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