trollacious
Programmer
In client-side Javascript, it's possible to alias document.write(), like:
var write=document.write;
Is it possible to do the same with Response.Write?
I've tried the same (in JS ASP):
var write=Response.Write;
and
function Document()
{
this.write=Response.Write();
return this;
}
var document=new Document();
and have only gotten error messages that sound like Response.Write is not able to be aliased.
var write=document.write;
Is it possible to do the same with Response.Write?
I've tried the same (in JS ASP):
var write=Response.Write;
and
function Document()
{
this.write=Response.Write();
return this;
}
var document=new Document();
and have only gotten error messages that sound like Response.Write is not able to be aliased.