The one of the most important parts of any coding language is variables and how to set them.

For our example we are going to use a ‘String’, please see below our code:

<% String Title = “My Title”; %>

As you can see we are setting a string named ‘Title’ with the string of “My Title”.

Now we want to display (echo / print / output) this to the page:

<%= Title %>

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If you wanted to just write some text to the browser, most of the outputs in ASP.NET you will be using the ‘Response.Write()’ command instead:

Response.Write(“My Title”);

Hope you find this helpful.

As you might have seen we posted a small post about PHP date formatting to help keeping your websites copyright year up to date.

Well as our development team has started working with ASP.NET we will be starting to add ASP.NET tutorials and articles for you to read. We do offer custom Windows hosting with both Coldfusion and ASP.NET. If you are interested please contact us.

Now for the code!

ASP.NET is easy to pick up as some of the basics are like PHP in some ways but sorry to say not at all like the Coldfusion coding.

Date and Time:

<%= DateTime.Now %>

The year for copyright:

<%= DateTime.Now.Year %>

Enjoy!