Get a New Outlook With VBScript
Paul Bonner explains how to use VBScript in Outlook to create a complete application within the email client.
Hello World!
Learn how to show a simple message box with this sample code.
Tips for controlling browsers
Because less than half of all browsers support VBScript, you need to deal with browsers that can't handle your VBScript-enabled pages. This can be as simple as creating a link to non-VBScript pages or using Internet Explorer-only features to "hide" VBScript code from non-IE browsers.
Tips for fun and functionality
The tips in this section sum up the whole idea behind programming for the World Wide Web--fun and functionality. They'll help you to add some dynamism and personalization to your site without spending a huge amount of effort in the process.
Tips for using forms and frames
In this section you'll see how VBScript is used simply as a glue language to interact and interface with the objects that make up both the browser and the pages currently displayed in the browser. You'll learn how to validate user input, create a dynamic order form, work with controls in other frames, and load frames programmatically
Tips for working with users
In this section, you'll learn how to work with users by standardizing dates from around the world. We'll also show you how to create mouseovers and cookies.
JavaScript or VBScript?
For client-side programming, you have a choice of using either JavaScript or VBScript. This short tip from ZDNet helps you decide.
Welcome!
Good Morning, and welcome to this site! Add a time based greeting to your pages.