Although ASP is usually written with VBScript, JavaScript may be used if the ASP framework was compiled with JS functionality.
Ajax, I believe uses JavaScript + ASP.
No, use asp
Start the document with: <%@ language="javascript" %>
Yes
HTML (or JavaScript, CSS, PDF, CSV, whatever)
You can't. Sessions are a server-side technology. To properly implement a session, you have to use a server-side language like PHP, ASP, or Ruby.
ASP runs on the server. This means that ASP has access to thing like databases and file read/write that a client side script traditionally does not have. ASP doesn't rely on the code being intact in your users browser. Instead, it runs on the server, and returns the output. You can use the developer tools adjust the client side code. That makes it inherently insecure. Add to that the fact that ASP, like JSP, PHP, or any of a dozen other client side languages, is a complete language, with all the abilities of your traditional programming languages. JavaScript is limited by it's having to conform to the browsers security rules.
You could use the string replace attribute but you might have to use Javascript, CGI, ASP or another scripting language to do so.
Generally, you would use some breed of a server-side script:PHP(what i use!!!), ASP and i think you might be able to use Javascript and Perl as well!!!
An HTML Converter is a program that will take your HTML files and modify them to be able to be used with PHP, Javascript or ASP.
An example answer can be found: http://www.planet-source-code.com/URLSEO/vb/scripts/ShowCode!asp/txtCodeId!8503/lngWid!4/anyname.htm
The choice of VBscript in ASP versus other options is mostly personal perferance. Using VBscript allows you access to thousands of functions and operators to help you code easier, and more effectivley.A personal preference towards VBscript when coding in ASP may be because it follows the same style of programming. For example, a Javascript operator might look like this:&&Whereas an asp operator will be written as:AndVBscript follows this same methodology, and make for an easier "mesh" with the natural coding of ASP.