May 13, 2021 VBScript
This tutorial has shown you VBScript.
You've learned about variables and functions, and how to run different scripts depending on the situation.
To learn more about VBScript, see our VBScript instances and our VBScript reference manuals.
The next step should be to learn ASP.
Scripts in HTML files are executed on the client (in the browser) and scripts in ASP files are executed on the server.
With ASP, you can dynamically edit, change, or add anything on a Web page, respond to data submitted by HTML forms, access any data or database and return results to your browser, customize more useful pages for different users, and more.
Because ASP files are returned to the browser as pure HTML, we can view the ASP in any browser.
If you would like to learn more about ASPs, please visit our ASP tutorial.
In the VB Functions section, we'll give you more information about VB-related functions!