Visual Basic Script

Note that VBScript is currently Microsoft Internet Explorer, Only.

For an example of a VBScript, click here, here or here.

This is the VBScript for 'htmlascv.htm' (Building an ASCII Chart):
(01)<SCRIPT LANGUAGE="VBScript"> (02)<!-- (03)dim font1 (04)dim cCount (05)font1 = "Symbol" (06)Document.Write "<CENTER><TABLE BORDER=4 WIDTH=90%><TR>" (07)Document.Write "<TD ALIGN=CENTER>Char</TD>" (08)Document.Write "<TD ALIGN=CENTER>Normal</TD>" (09)Document.Write "<TD ALIGN=CENTER>" + font1 + "</TD>" (10)Document.Write "</TR>" (11)Document.Write "<TR>" (12)Document.Write "<TD ALIGN=CENTER>#32</TD>" (13)Document.Write "<TD ALIGN=CENTER>(Space)</TD>" (14)Document.Write "<TD ALIGN=CENTER>(Space)</TD>" (15)Document.Write "</TR>" (16)For cCount = 33 to 254 (17)  Document.Write "<TR>" (18)  Document.Write "<TD ALIGN=CENTER>#" & cCount & "</TD>" (19)  Document.Write "<TD ALIGN=CENTER>&#" & cCount & "</TD>" (20)  Document.Write "<TD ALIGN=CENTER><FONT FACE=" & chr(34) & font1 & chr(34) & ">&#" & cCount & "</FONT></TD>" (21)  Document.Write "</TR>" (22)Next (23)Document.Write "<TR>" (24)Document.Write "<TD ALIGN=CENTER>#" & cCount & "</TD>" (25)Document.Write "<TD ALIGN=CENTER>&#" & cCount & "</TD>" (26)Document.Write "<TD ALIGN=CENTER></TD>" (27)Document.Write "</TR>" (28)Document.Write "</TABLE></CENTER>" (29)--> (30)</SCRIPT>	(01)<-- Start VBScript (02)<-- Hide VBScript (03)<-- Dimension 'Symbol' (04)<-- Dimension counter (05)<-- Set the var 'Symbol' (06)<-- Write the Table Open (07)<-- Write 'Char' (08)<-- Write 'Normal' (09)<-- Write the var 'Symbol' (10)<-- Close the Row (11)<-- Open a Row (12)<-- Write the # for Space (13)<-- Write the String 'Space' (14)<-- Write the String 'Space' (15)<-- Close the Row (16)<-- Start a 'for' Loop (17)<-- Open a Row (18)<-- Write the # for 'cCount' (19)<-- Write the Normal Char for 'cCount' (20)<-- Write the Symbol Char for 'cCount' (21)<-- Close the Row (22)<-- Increment 'cCount' (23)<-- Open a Row (24)<-- Write the # 256 (25)<-- Write the Normal Char for 256 (26)<-- Skip the Symbol Char for 256 (27)<-- Close the Row (28)<-- Close the Table (29)<-- Close Hide (30)<-- Exit VBScript
You can view this here. Notice that the VBScript is in the Middle of the Web Page.

View the Microsoft VBScript Tutorial here.

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