J
Jozef
Hello,
Is there a trick to using a vbscript / SQL server field value for an include
page line?
The SQL Server field "tContentPage" contains a text value "test.asp"
I am trying to call this "test.asp" page (which is just straight text <p>
Test This Text </p>) using the following line
<td width="60%" valign=top><%="<!--#include file='system/HomePages/" &
ref("tContentPage") & "' -->"%></TD>
I can open this "test.asp" page directly by typing in the root URL plus the
/system/pages/test.asp.
When I run the calling page, it loads, does not throw an error, but will not
show any text.
When I look at the source, it's showing this line as the following literal
text string;
<td width="60%" valign=top><!--#include
file='system/HomePages/test.asp' --></TD>
....without processing the page itself.
Any ideas?
Thanks!
Is there a trick to using a vbscript / SQL server field value for an include
page line?
The SQL Server field "tContentPage" contains a text value "test.asp"
I am trying to call this "test.asp" page (which is just straight text <p>
Test This Text </p>) using the following line
<td width="60%" valign=top><%="<!--#include file='system/HomePages/" &
ref("tContentPage") & "' -->"%></TD>
I can open this "test.asp" page directly by typing in the root URL plus the
/system/pages/test.asp.
When I run the calling page, it loads, does not throw an error, but will not
show any text.
When I look at the source, it's showing this line as the following literal
text string;
<td width="60%" valign=top><!--#include
file='system/HomePages/test.asp' --></TD>
....without processing the page itself.
Any ideas?
Thanks!