> Did you mean?
>
> <%
>
> if(true)
> include("page1.html")
> else
> `
> end if
>
> include("page2.html")
>
> %>
Nope, that wasn't a typo in my previous email. I was concerned that include
behaved like a cut and paste. So if I cut and paste the contents of the
included file, I would achieve the same result as an include. But since I
wanted to include an html file (with no a4d code), I was afraid it might not be
handled properly.
After reading the responses to my email, I went back and tested it by cutting
and pasting. When a4d performs an include, it must internally change the
processed file from this:
<%
if(true)
include("some_file.html")
else
include("other_file.html")
end if
%>
to this:
<%
if(true)
%>
` contents of some_file.html
<% else %>
` contents of other_file.html
<%
end if
%>
Which of course, makes perfect sense.
Warmest regards,
Rick Hazey
bitworx, inc.
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