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| Submitted on: 5/12/2000 12:18:48 AM
By: Chad J. Cox
Level: Intermediate
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Compatibility:ASP (Active Server Pages), VbScript (browser/client side)
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| | | The ASP Image Counter uses ASP, VBScript, and a Visual Basic Active X library to create an image counter similar to those from www.thecounter.com. Parts of two images are combined to return a single image.
The ImgCounter.dll was written in Visual Basic 6. Full source to this library is included as well as a compiled library for those of you who do not have Visual Basic. Several ASP samples are also included.
Of course gif, jpeg, or png file formats would be ideal, but for this example the library is only able to read and return bitmaps.
If you have any questions or comments, feel free to contact me.
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5/12/2000 12:50:06 AM:matt defir
I have seen this example in action, it
is amazing! thats all I can say. Chad
has an ability to make my jaw drop.
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5/13/2000 3:00:36 AM:xvaporx
well explained tutorial. thanks chad
for yet again another great and useful
tool for programmers like
myself.
-Vapor
http://www.indycomput
ers.net/~vapor/
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5/13/2000 10:03:08 PM:Jason Simmons
Good job man. This was commented very
well.
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5/14/2000 3:43:34 AM:Trey Varney
Great work (as always)! I'm gonna use
it on my site.
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5/21/2000 2:06:25 PM:The Revenant
Good Shot, man!
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5/25/2000 1:05:47 AM:Chris
Very cool.
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3/20/2002 2:27:46 AM:madhumita
sir it's an excellent programming but m
anable to add this on my website..I've
registered the dll.what else to
do???Where to store the other files can
u plz help it's urgent...
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3/20/2002 2:31:33 AM:madhumita
sir it's a very nice code n I'm
interested to put it on my site but m
not able to do so.I've registered the
dll n kept all the 3 folders on
wwwroot.can u plz help..it's urgent???
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3/23/2002 11:22:51 AM:nomatrix
can't register this file, always got
error
LoadLibrary(
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3/27/2002 9:50:55 PM:nomatrix
can't register this file, always got
errorLoadLibrary(
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