Escape apostrophe in javascript and dynamic built scripts

The apostrophe in javascript is its string delimiter. To render the apostrophe on the response without errors it must be escaped using backslash \.

alert('John\'s name') will produce message box with text: John's name.

Using asp.net usually the scripts are built dynamically on server side before rendering the page. Remember that the backslash is also escape character in C# and you have to put two backslashes to build the javascript correctly:

Response.Write("alert('John\\'s name');");

FTP over SSL with IIS is not supported.

This is a common problem when you need more secure connection. Microsoft explains the features of their FTP server here:
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/283679

It is good to know that current FTP Service in IIS doesn't support Secure Sockets Layers (SSL). Of course that means your connection details and credentials to such service can be caught by Network listeners between you and the server. Therefore if you need secured connection you have to consider usage of Webdav over SSL or another FTP server which supports SSL.

A suggestion for free and easy to set up server is FileZilla FTP Server for Windows.