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ASP Code Aligner
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SynergyBugs
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Build using ASP with an Access backend, SynergyBugs allows anyone with access to a computer with IIS (Microsoft Windows 2000, XP Professional, or Server 2003) to host a little application to enter, track, comment, and overall manage of bug tracking in software. Application focus on ease of use.
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Command22 ActiveX
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All COM objects included into the Command22 package are used for running the console application or MS DOS commands from inside your application and providing your application with methods to control the child process input and output. Command22 COM objects work with Visual Basic, Visual C++ and other (D)COM/ActiveX/Win 32 compatible development environments.
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Liquid serverscripting
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Liquid 4.5 run inline server-scripting, like you would on a normal webpage, working the same way, doing the same thing, in the same manner. You can work innerHTML, getEementById, etc, like you do on the client..only this is DHTML executing on the server - away from the treacherous browser.
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Issue Manager
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Issue Manager is a free Web-based bug tracking application with source code in ASP and ASP.NET/C#. Great tool for assigning and tracking issues during software development process. Features: Secure, multi-level web access via login authentication; Issue assignment by person, priority and status; Full text search; Comprehensive, sortable issue grid with summary by status; Bookmarks for rapid access to commonly used queries; Issue history tracking - each response is individually tracked; Single click export of selected records to MS Excel; Color-coded priorities with custom color setup; Fully customizable look and feel via HTML templates and Cascading Style Sheets; and Support for all databases, including MS SQL, MS Access, etc.
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URLDecode
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The author notes, "A while back I was creating a generic form processor that read in the forms contents via http post. While I received all the information from the form, the one thing that was bothering me was that the data was URLEncoded and ASP didnt have a native un-encode function. At this time I realized that I needed to create a function that would decode data -- next thing I knew URLDecode was created."
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