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Include in included file ?
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ChainsawJoe
Programmer
you should be able to just have this, I think;
file 1:
<!-- #include file="file2.asp" -->
blah blah blah code code code
file 2:
<!-- #include file="file3.asp" -->
blah blah blah code code code
file 3:
blah blah blah code code code
.. should be ok...
...
I think...
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file 1:
<!-- #include file="file2.asp" -->
blah blah blah code code code
file 2:
<!-- #include file="file3.asp" -->
blah blah blah code code code
file 3:
blah blah blah code code code
.. should be ok...
...
I think...
--------------------------------------------------
- better than toast.
Penguins - better than --------------------------------------------------
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- #3
I inherited a site which is comprised of lots of multi-level includes...it's a bear to troubleshoot and I would not recommend designing a site this way unless you have a very good memory...just make sure you use "include file" vs "include virtual" correctly...
ChainsawJoe
Programmer
LDL30 - how does it "not work"? What errors are you getting?
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- better than toast.
Penguins - better than --------------------------------------------------
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- better than toast.
Penguins - better than --------------------------------------------------
Contrary to popular belief there is no such thing as an "asp page"! So of course you cannot include one asp page in another asp page.
However there are asp scripts that build HTML pages; and there are asp scripts that build parts of pages.
If you are trying to include a file that builds a complete HTML page <html> ... </html> in another file that also builds a complete HTML page
<html> ...<html> ... </html> ... </html>,
well you might have problems.
However there are asp scripts that build HTML pages; and there are asp scripts that build parts of pages.
If you are trying to include a file that builds a complete HTML page <html> ... </html> in another file that also builds a complete HTML page
<html> ...<html> ... </html> ... </html>,
well you might have problems.
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