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Message: [QUOTE="iporter, post: 4963940"] I had wondered why we always had all this quoting cluttering up the page - I will leave it from now on. No doubt I'm making a mistake here. However, I don't appear to be able to use the include syntax within <% %> brackets. Assuming test.js consists of the single line Response.Write('test');, the first of the following examples yeilds 'Response.Write('test');' on the page as text, and the second yeilds a blank page. <%@ language="javascript"%>  <%@ language="javascript"%> <%  %> Are you sure this is possible? [/QUOTE]