Rewriting Classic ASP That Uses JScript In ASPX?
Jan 25, 2011
I have a classic ASP page which is actually written in server-side JavaScript (I need to do number base conversion and JavaScript handles this really well). Unfortunately once it has performed its number base conversion it needs to access a protected folder on our site and our ISP won't let us use ASP for this, although they do allow ASP.Net to access protected folders.
I know slightly less than nothing about ASPX but I have some sample VB code which can read content in the protected folder, and I am comfortable with VBScript and JavaScript so how hard can it be...but my questions are:
1. Is there any way that I can (server-side) utilise my existing JavaScript functions within an ASPX page?
2. Are there any built-in functions accessible to VB which will provide number base conversion (for example, provide a number and return it in Base36 or any other base, or provide a Base36 number and return it as an integer)? This option would lead me down the path of rewriting the whole thing (oh joy).
3. Or would it be easier to keep the ASP page and use that to perform the calculation and then make an AJAX like call from the ASPX page to the ASP page to return the information I need and keep the ASPX page for just accessing the protected area?
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