Suntower
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| Posted: 09/20/2006, 1:44 PM |
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Is there a way to tell the project to include one or more ASP pages for all CCPs, as CCS does automagically with COMMON.ASP, CACHE.ASP, et al.?
TIA,
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Benp
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| Posted: 09/21/2006, 5:37 AM |
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I think that you can add an include file in the Common.asp.
There is a "Include Files sections"
Ben
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Suntower
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| Posted: 09/21/2006, 8:15 AM |
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Really?
I thought one was not supposed to touch these files, as they are auto-generated by CCS.
Besides, there is no 'embed' place in the Include Files section.
Can someone clarify?
---JC
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I think that you can add an include file in the Common.asp.
There is a "Include Files sections"
Ben
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Wkempees
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| Posted: 09/21/2006, 12:26 PM |
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Just tried some for you JC.
ASP 3.0 with templates is the only ASP that even has a common.asp.
So, and I am only guessing, you can add your own function (like we do
PhP flavour) at the very end of the common.asp.
put them in the white area just before the final line having the ASP
closing.
Walter
BTW greetz
got the error fixed in your windowopen(), center vs. centre
no luck on the action though, otherwise occupied
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Suntower
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| Posted: 09/21/2006, 1:30 PM |
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Quote Wkempees:
Just tried some for you JC.
ASP 3.0 with templates is the only ASP that even has a common.asp.
So, and I am only guessing, you can add your own function (like we do
PhP flavour) at the very end of the common.asp.
put them in the white area just before the final line having the ASP
closing.
Interesting. Will try. Thanks.
NOTE TO Yessoftware: Maybe have something in the Project Explorer for adding one's own 'INCLUDE FILES' to the 'tree'.
Quote Wkempees:
Walter
BTW greetz
got the error fixed in your windowopen(), center vs. centre
no luck on the action though, otherwise occupied
Thanks, yeah the 'centre' thing was/is the least of my problems. I appreciate your looking at the 'action' thing. Look forward to what you come up with. Good to hear from you!
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peterr
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| Posted: 09/21/2006, 2:43 PM |
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You can include any files at the beginning or at the end of Common.asp. Every place outside of gray blocks is an 'embed' place.
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wkempees
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| Posted: 09/21/2006, 2:47 PM |
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Peter
Just out of curiousity:
ASP NET C#
ASP NET VB
How to do the same?
Walter
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peterr
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| Posted: 09/22/2006, 1:47 AM |
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I believe that .NET doesn't use "include" statements, therefore some other methods may be used depending on situation, for example by creating a user control.
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Devang
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| Posted: 11/29/2006, 9:57 PM |
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Its best to keep a header page and include the files required there.
The reson being that the common.asp page needs to be recomplied during a version change and then u have to add the custom code again
You ca n touch the common.asp page as long as you take proper backups and precautins
hth
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devang
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