RE: ASP / X10

["BUTLER, Tony, FM" <roaming@xxxxxxx>]

> > I don't know what Chris means about functions not being
supported
> "properly"
> 
> They dont work the same way as VB basically :)

In what way?  You call a function, it does something, it may or may
not
return a value.....

> > If you were using Asp.Net then you could "capture" the
onclick event
> > serverside if you wish.
> 
> ASPNet is a lot easier as its very similar to VB.

Chris,

Asp.Net can be written in any of the .Net languages - C#, Vb.net,
Cobol.net
etc.
Asp is 2closer" to normal vb than Asp.net is - language-wise at
least.
Vb.Net still has a fair old learning curve, even for a VB
programmer.....
Asp.Net is closer to vb in terms of the IDE and being able to double
click
on a form element to get to the code behind it etc...


T.


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