I am having a newbie problem trying to Response.Write a static text string, 'Read More' into the output part of a hyperlink. I have tried my way of doing it but it doesn't work.
My code is below (the text string which I want to Response.Write is highlighted in bold):-
Response.Write ("<a href=""dummies_news.asp?ID=" & rsCTD("ID") & """> Read More & ">")
Thanks for the help in advance - should be quite simple to solve, I'm sure!
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<%
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Here is the code:
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