ok so include file is a very useful and powerful tool that asp has. what i'd like to know is how efficient is it since it to looks through all the pages that are lincluded on a single page even if they are not 'used' via an if statement.
is this a memory hog if you have alot of pages that have multiple includes? does this cause any other problems/issues?
I have an if statement with 3 out comes. Each out come requires a different html output, which is about 25 lines. Is it more efficient to use Code:
View Replies View RelatedI'm creating a pseudo-shopping cart site for a client. Their IT has said that I'm not allowed to use a Database on their servers, so I'm working around that.Currently the user's shopping cart is stored in a cookie (prod ID, quantity), and it takes the Product ID from there and matches it with a product array that I have built into an included file (price, prod name, etc).
Now, I'm thinking about stream-lining this even more (as I would if I had a DB), and considering placing short and long descriptions in each product.So, my question is, how efficient is an array that could be loaded with hundreds of products and includes some lengthy text cells?Or would I be better off pursuing a different direction?
I'm in the process of optimising the code on my website and wanted to know the best way to do it. The majority of my pages make a connection to the database, create several different recordsets, and then display that data. My site gets alot of traffic and upwards of several hundred concurrent users. I'm trying to determine the most efficient way to do this.
1. Do I make the connection, create my recordsets, display the data, close the recordset, close the connection, clean up.
2. Make the connection, create the recordsets, disconnect the recordsets, close the connection, display the data, close the recordsets, clean up. This is what I am doing now, but am unclear if this is really neccesary as I'm not updating any data, only displaying it.
i am doing a new asp site with a lot of sql queries. i was just wondering if there was a tool to check if all recordsets or DB connections have been closed?
i have combined the main queries into functions, and i just want to check that i haven't missed anything.
I am currently coding an accommodation rentals website and one of the searches required is an availability check.
At the time of booking you search for an accommodation that matches the accommodation type, no. of people and a start and end date from which to book.
I need to return a list of accommodations available using that criteria, I wanted to know if anybody has any ideas how to achieve this and do it efficiently.
at the moment i have a table that lists the accommodations and a bookings table that stores existing bookings.
I want to be to call my menu from another file onto my page so that i dont have to add it to every page of my website. The problem is when i try to add it using the include method it says that only one include file is allowed on an ASP. The other include file is my connection string so i cant really take that out of the page because then nothing else will work!
How can i get the menu page included as well as the connecting string?
Have added the code below, i have highlighted the 2 include files that i want to use in blue, i have also left the div tag in for where i currently have the menu which is what i want to take out and have ther include file there instead, if that makes sense. Basically the bit in red i want to be able to remove from all of my pages and add the blue file above the red code in instead, but i dont know how!!!!! Code:
I have an asp page written entirely in jscript with a vbscript used as an include file which one variable on the page must access.
When the page runs, I run into jscript complilation errors when it tries to access the include file (since it is written in vbscript), and I can't figure out how to get the two to work together. How do you get both scripting languages to work on the same page?
At my site I have designed a framework with tabs as below:
(tabs_1.asp)
+----+ +------+ +-------+
| MC | | Cars | | Boats |
+ +-------------------------
then, into tabs_1.asp I include another page
(tabs_1_2.asp)
--------+ +--------------
| New | | Used | | Crasched |
+-----+ +------+ +----------+
Works fine so far... Here comes the problem...
The file tabs_1_2.asp has an included page (data.asp) witch doesnt appear...
When I look at the sourcecode from the webbrowser it seems to have been included but nothing is visible.
Is it inpossible to make several includes in the way I described?
I'm wondering if there's any way to include a XML file (with a XSL) in a ASP file? I've tried this <!--#include file="publications.xml"--> but the XML-code is included before it is formated according to the XSL and ends up being unformated.
View Replies View Relatedhow would i get something like this to work...
<!-- #include file="<%=Request.GetString("view")%>.txt" -->
i know wat i want and all but i can't figure out how to make it work.
I want to include files, a header and a footer to my asp page. The files i want to include its on another server, i can reach it with a www-url. Can i use the www-url to include the file to asp page?
View Replies View RelatedHow can I include a .cgi file in an .ASP file?
I've tried #include, Server.Transfer, and Server.Execute (yes, I know the last two are
only for ASP, but I tried it anyway).
If I have to, I guess I'll use ASPHTTP to do an http call to the file but first I wanted
to see if there was a more elegant way to do it
Is there an efficient way to include the output of a .cgi file in an ASP file?
Is there any way of having an include file as a string, eg:
<!--#include file="<%=strURL%>"-->
This doesn't seem to work, I get an error:
The include file '<%=strURL%>' was not found
Is my syntax wrong or isn't this possible?
<%
If rsResult.fields(3).value = "" Then
Response.Write "No File Available</td>"
Else
%>
<!-- #include file="Response.Write rsResult.fields(3).value" -->
<%
End If
%>
I do almost exclusively ASP on IIS, so I'm stupid when it comes to dealing with flat HTML on Linux/Apache.I have a static site on a Linux box where I want to do an include on an ASP file on an IIS box, and can't make it work.
I've tried <!--#include virtual="http://where.com/abc.asp"-->
and <!--#include virtual="http://where.com/abc.txt"-->
The ".txt" extension try was in case it's true what I heard that IIS won't let a remote server execute an ASP in an include file.
Also tried <!--#include file=...", even though I know from experience that Apache requires "virtual," not "file."
And also tried <!--#exec cgi=...".
NOT drawing any errors: the generated output just repeats the "<!--#include..." line instead of outputting results from the ASP file.
I want to execute another asp file at the end of my asp file.. How will I do that ?
View Replies View RelatedI use include files a lot in ASP, but I was wondering if these files aren't actually part of ASP at all and you can use them in other web-based files.
View Replies View Relatedhow can i add include file that isnt in my directory i need to add a file called:
http://mpfile.hollosite.com/pafile/pafiledb.php
Trying to use a include file in an if statement and it is not working,I have tried it multiple ways and have keep getting errors or blank where it should be.
Code:
<%
IF session("sessionID") = "" THEN
Response.write (" <!--#INCLUDE file=""loginHeader.asp""--> ")
ELSE
Response.write (" <!--#INCLUDE file=""loggedinHeader.asp""--> ")
END IF
%>
How to include file into an ASP program? I was trying with this command:
<!-#include file="INC_file.asp" ->
but unfortunately it does not work but isn't any error message.IIS server shows primary site,but without informations from incuded file.How can I make it works?
The current html file has to 2 drop down boxes. Depending on the selection chosen, there is a predetermined html file to load.My new asp file will replace the current html that has the 2 drop down boxes and it has its own set of design and graphics. So depending on the selection chosen, instead of loading the predetermined html file, I need to grap a section of the contents in this predetermined html file and add it to the content section of my asp file dynamic.
See, another very customised app. creates this predetermined html file dynamically and I have no access to this. My work around is to get the main content I want from this html and include it in my asp file dynamically.
I'm trying to include file using <!-- #include file="abc.asp"--> and it works without any
problem. but the problem is in if file name is in asp variable how should i write?
I have a few ASP pages within each ASP pages I have a block of Javascript that is different for each ASP page contained within the Javascript block is 20 lines that is same across the ASP pages. Is there any script I can enter that would include these lines from a text files or another ASP file?
View Replies View RelatedWhy can't I get the following running?
<%
Dim GetODBCdsn
GetODBCdsn = <!--#include virtual="connectionssqlconnection.txt" -->
Response.Write(GetODBCdsn)
%>
I have a #Include statement in an Asp page. I want to find the path of the included file at runtime. How can I do that?
View Replies View RelatedI need to include an asp file from another server. Code:
<!--#include file="SicurezzaDip.asp"-->
I think that is the normal way to do it. I've also used the code shown below, but it doesn't seem to work..Is it possible to Include asp files from another server ? How can i do it ? Code:
<!--#include file="http://81.74.60.30/Asp/SicurezzaDip.asp"--> ..
I have a menu that I use as an include file. it's a horizontal menu that extends to show sub menus.
the table the menu is in has silver background. my problem is that when i use the page as a include file the background color for the menu expands to cover the whole page. is there an issue with the include files that would cause the table color to migrate to all the tables?
if any one knows another way i can use this menu as an include file and keep the background color from migrating it would be greatly appreciated.
I just want to ask a basic question that how can i include a file in asp dynamically
i have tried the code but it is not working:
<%
FileName= "filename.asp"
<!--#include file="<%=FileName%>"-->
%>
I used to do a lot with asp and now I'm going to use asp.net technology In asp I had a file functions.asp with all my functions I used on several pages like generating connection to database, generating links on pages and things like that.
Than I had <!-- #include file="..includefunctions.asp"--> statement on
each asp page, at the top of the page.
I would like to know, how is this in asp.net You use the same procedure or is there some other, better way to include functions? I read one book but I didn't found any instructions?
Is it possible to use the same include file on one ASP. Example, I have a logic for valid and invalid users but I'll use the same include file for both scenarios; the difference would only be the position where I'll display the include file in the code for example I want to display it on the top and the other at the bottom part?
Ex.
<!--#include file="../save/include_page.asp"-->
Normally I include files that are in the same directory/folder as the calling file. How can I include a file that is in another directory? Let's say the file that I am trying to include resides at C:websiteHeader.asp . and the file that should contains the include file is reside at C:Source.asp. In source.asp, I will have to write "include file="header.asp"?
View Replies View RelatedI would like to know is it poss to show images from the images folder when used within an include file? Folders I have are:
inc
images
The include fie is requested via a Querystring, but images don't show.
I've tried:
../images/img1.jpg
images/img1.jpg
still blank.