All my sites and sites developed for my clients are in ASP

ASP applications have not gone obsolete yet. A certain number of ASP applications have been upgraded to asp.net. On the other hand, some heavy and complex ASP websites are in use which require upgrading but could not been done up due to various reasons..
But it is not obsolete. You could things with ASP at more ease.

It sucks bigtime....I try passing in the argument list to the XSLT and it never gets processed...

I think it depends upon the need for. If your needs are persistent it is your cup of tea to change classic into a .net. Literally, the online business is not affected whether you are using this or that. The sole aim remains to be the business. I dont think it is somehow has ever been affected due to classic asp coding.

asp is also very much used language but currently php is hot & best. Because its easy free and flexible but you can't say asp obsolete right now. Its a premature thought.

that makes no sense. plenty of big websites still use ASP. if a script fits your needs, there's no point in changing the language.

i started out as an ASP coder,.... yes ASP is still used by major companies, godaddy for one till recently did use ASP, and i best believe some parts of their website is still in ASP...

but ASP does not have the kind of power, or as a matter of fact .net framework even which languages like PHP and ruby on rails have,....

no new website uses ASP,.... so yes ASP is old school!

M.

I still use it regularly. There are ways to use ASP with ASP.net as well.

You can run a website programmed in ASP and still run ASP.net in the same folders as well for things that require it. Our website platform is dependant on it.