If you're using ASP3.0, you can use Server.Execute "file.asp" (this can
occur conditionally; not quite the same as cfinclude, but close enough)
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Billy Cravens
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David Huyck wrote:
>
> I, too, am moving into an ASP-shop job. I have done very little sniffing,
> but one of the major snafus in ASP (VBScript, really) is the lack of an
> "include" function that doesn't run before compile time. That is, to
> include a file in ASP, you have to use SSI (<!---#include
> file="filename.asp" -->), which occurs before the ASP engine gets to look at
> the page. That means that your conditionals will not decide whether or not
> to include the file, they will decide whether or not to process the code
> that has already been included. That's poopy. Major overhead increase.
>
> If anyone knows of a way to work around that issue, I might consider not
> trying to get my new employer to switch to CF or PHP or JSP. Otherwise, I
> am planning on being a rebel without a clue...
>
> David Huyck
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
> > ASP sucks so hard it's not even funny, but I have to use it on my current
> > project (they threw buckets of money at me). I know fusebox.org says info
> on
> > doing asp fusebox is coming, but I can't wait. Has anyone done much of it?
> > Any hints you'd like to share so I don't run into deadends? Thanks!
>
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