server.execute only includes the file if it is needed. The SSI-style
<!--#include --> runs before ASP get a crack at it, so it includes all the
code first, then runs all the code, ignoring stuff if it is conditionally
excluded. The SSI-style is a much bigger performance hit because ASP has o
process a lot more code (potentially).
David Huyck
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
| What is the difference between these two methods? Is one quicker than the
| other?
|
| .david
|
| -----Original Message-----
| From: Scott Van Vliet [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
| Sent: 17 May 2001 4:16 PM
| To: Fusebox
| Subject: Re: Fusebox ASP only on Win2K?
|
|
| When I say, dynamically include pages, I mean:
|
| <%
| strPage = "act_adduser.asp"
| Server.Execute(strPage)
| %>
|
| In ASP 2.0, you could...
|
| <%
| Select Case fuseaction
| Case "searchform"
| %>
| <!--#include file="dsp_searchform.asp"-->
| <%
| Case "searching"
| %>
| <!--#include file="act_searchform.asp"--> <!--#include
| file="dsp_searchresults.asp"--> <%
| Case Else
| %>
| <!--#include file="dsp_about.asp"-->
| <%
| End Select
| %>
|
| To dynamically include a page...
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