ASP » Objects » Response
Version: Modified in version 3.0
The Response object sends information back to the user (browser).
Properties
- Buffer
The Buffer property tells whether the page output being sent to the browser is buffered.
- CacheControl
The CacheControl property determines whether a proxy server can cache the Active Server Page.
- Charset
The Charset property appends the name of the character set being used to the content-type header contained in the response object.
- ContentType
The ContentType property specifies the HTTP content type/subtype for the response header.
- Expires
The Expires property specifies the length of time in minutes until a cached page on the browser expires.
- ExpiresAbsolute
The ExpiresAbsolute property specifies a date and time when a cached page on the browser will expire.
- IsClientConnected
The IsClientConnected property indicates whether the browser has disconnected from the server since the last Response.Write.
- Status
The Status property specifies the value of the status line returned by the server.
Methods
- AddHeader
Syntax: Response.AddHeader Name, Value
The AddHeader method adds a new named HTTP header with a specific value to the response.
- AppendToLog
Syntax: Response.AppendToLog(String)
The AppendToLog method adds a string to the end of an entry in the Web server log for this request.
- BinaryWrite
Syntax: Response.BinaryWrite(Data)
The BinaryWrite method sends specific data to the current HTTP output without any character conversions.
- Clear
Syntax: Response.Clear
The Clear method clears (erases) any buffered HTML output.
- End
Syntax: Response.End
The End method causes the web server to stop processing the script and to return the current results without processing the rest of the file.
- Flush
Syntax: Response.Flush
The Flush method sends the contents of the buffer.
- Redirect
Syntax: Response.Redirect(URL)
The Redirect method tries to connect the browser to a different URL.
- Write
Syntax: Response.Write(Variant)
The Write method sends any specified variant to the browser.
Collections
- CodePage
Syntax: response.codePage
This property allows you to set the code page for a response, which allows you to define how characters are encoded in different languages.
- Cookies
Syntax: Response.Cookies(Name)[(Key)|.Attribute]=Value
The Cookies collection property allows you to add a cookie to a browser and add values to the cookie.
- LCID
Syntax: response.LCID = [localeID]
This property can be used to get or set the Locale Identifier, which determines for specific geographic locales the formatting of dates, times, and currencies.
