ok, so doing some more testing
I created a simple page
<html>
<head>
<title>Test Include</title>
</head>
<body>
<h1> this is the main body</h1>
<csp:include page='Include/InsideInclude.inc'>
<csp:include page='Include/InsideInclude.csp'>
</body>
</html>
and then inside the Include/InsideInclude.inc page a simple line
<H1> now inside INC</h1>
and inside the Include/InsideInclude.csp page a simple line
<H1> now inside CSP</h1>
when you run the file, all you get is the contents of the CSP extension.
if you change the syntax to:
<!--#INCLUDE FILE="filename"-->
both extensions work,
inside the <!--#INCLUDE FILE="filename"--> documentation, it mentions
"good programming practice to use the INC extension" but no mention
inside the CSP:INCLUDE documentation,
seems like intersystems has changed the rules, introduced a bug and
forgot to tell anyone. I've raised a bug alert within intersystems
thanks for the help
kev
