...as if the title weren't bad enough...
Is there any way to use "INCLUDE FILE" in a .htm page running locally under IE? I use IE to gain the "script=vbscript" advantage to replace functionality that was lost when a server was blocked. (nutshell)
I wrote some HTML-web-page "fetching" ASP pages for a remote server that has AspTear on it. The pages worked fine, but the server is blocked from where I now work.
I replaced the .asp pages with local pages in .html using the Microsoft.XMLHTTP object to replace the ASPTear.
THEY work ok, but I have a problem w/ size and redundant code. I wound up splitting the rather longish page into four pages, and each page has the same subs, which offends my sense of efficiency.
This brings me back to me question...
I know how to use "include file" in ASP, but I don't have a webserver to play w, so that is out. I can get functionally equivalent code in the vbscript embedded in the HTML, but I haven't figured out if I can do the...
non-ASP vbscript INCLUDE FILE in htm pages...
Any thoughts?
Any Answers?
Tnx.
Oh, it's NOT a "necessity", it's not for work... I run a local IE version of a quote/cartoon puller. Cheezy, I know, but I get all the quotes and cartoons I need in just a few seconds. Aren't you disgusted w/ me now?
Is there any way to use "INCLUDE FILE" in a .htm page running locally under IE? I use IE to gain the "script=vbscript" advantage to replace functionality that was lost when a server was blocked. (nutshell)
I wrote some HTML-web-page "fetching" ASP pages for a remote server that has AspTear on it. The pages worked fine, but the server is blocked from where I now work.
I replaced the .asp pages with local pages in .html using the Microsoft.XMLHTTP object to replace the ASPTear.
THEY work ok, but I have a problem w/ size and redundant code. I wound up splitting the rather longish page into four pages, and each page has the same subs, which offends my sense of efficiency.
This brings me back to me question...
I know how to use "include file" in ASP, but I don't have a webserver to play w, so that is out. I can get functionally equivalent code in the vbscript embedded in the HTML, but I haven't figured out if I can do the...
non-ASP vbscript INCLUDE FILE in htm pages...
Any thoughts?
Any Answers?
Tnx.
Oh, it's NOT a "necessity", it's not for work... I run a local IE version of a quote/cartoon puller. Cheezy, I know, but I get all the quotes and cartoons I need in just a few seconds. Aren't you disgusted w/ me now?