The PHP key element in Slinky is the use of Magpie RSS which is used on the links page to show the RSS feed of links. It gets a bit more complex in terms of the scripts i wrote also limit pages to 40 links and creates new pages in the directory when this is exceeded. Also, the link from the main page is a PHP script which picks up new pages to index them.
So kwblue’s solution would be best. However, if you have an ASP script which reads and outputs an XML file, then i can give you the RSS URL of links to put into that, and the link from the main page can either be a straight HTML link, or a small ASP script that detects pages and shows links to them.
If installing PHP is not an option, then if you set up a directory /slinky/directory on your server and find an ASP RSS parser script, i’ll give you the XML url for the feed to display which is a good starting point. Then, with a link from the front page, at least you’re up and running.
Cheers
Simmo!