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Q: Should Option Explicit remain in my pages once they are ready to go live? What impact does it have on performance? A: Option Explicit actually speeds up code execution because the variables will be
accessed by ordinal rather than by name as the subs/functions/classes are
accessed. - David Penton | Articles | | Jul 5, 2000 - Point the Way with Graphics | | IImages may also be used via the ASP Request Object. This article will
show you how the use the Request.Form("ImageName.X") property for such tasks as
record navigation (e.g. << Record 1 of 15 >>) or column headings for HTML tables
may use images rather than buttons.
type = "SUBMIT") are the common mechanism to allow the user to request actions from
your Web site. Images may also be used via the ASP Request Object. This article will
show you how the use the Request.Form("ImageName.X") property for such tasks as
record navigation (e.g. << Record 1 of 15 > >) or column headings for HTML tables
may use images rather than buttons.
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