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Server.ScriptTimeout

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TMac42

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Jul 24, 2000
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Is it okay to place
<%
Server.ScriptTimeOut = 120
%>

in the <HEAD> of each document? I'm just not sure of the right location for this to be effective. Thanks!
 
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You just put it at the top of your ASP code - not the top of your HTML code.

It would usually be one of the first lines in the ASP program. Mighty :)
 
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I'm trying to cover my entire site w/ ease since I have hundreds of pages and most are ASP. I use #include files for the <head> building, <meta> building, etc. So could I place it high in the page in an include file to apply to all pages that use that include? Please clarify....

Thanks!
 
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