If I have a .ASP page that runs JScript code - is it possible to include an
..ASP page that runs VBscript???
..ASP page that runs VBscript???
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no, you can't mix two languages the way you're asking.
you could convert one into a WSC and use that, or you could use <script
runat="server"> rather than ASP delimiters...
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Re: JScript and VBscript
"Atrax" wrote:[color=blue]
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Server.Execute( ) is also available...
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Be aware of the execution order:
1.. Script in <SCRIPT> elements in nondefault languages
2.. Inline script
3.. Script in <SCRIPT> elements in the default language
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"Roland Hall" wrote:[color=blue]
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> Be aware of the execution order...[/color]
Curiously enough, this can be "circumvent ed". A function (or Function or
Sub) can be called from any block regardless of which one defines it -- and
regardless of the "execution order".
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Yes! It's obvious a mutation has occurred ...
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anonymous@discu ssions.microsof t.com wrote:[color=blue]
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> computor,reciev ing genetic failure[/color]
The mutation is spreading! Quick, someone call the CDC! ;-)
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Only limitation is that you can't pass a querystring to Server.Execute( ).
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> "Atrax" wrote:[color=green]
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"Mike Florio" wrote:[color=blue]
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I'd say there are a few more. The calling script shares no variables or
functions with the one being executed, for example.
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"Dave Anderson" wrote:[color=blue]
> "Roland Hall" wrote:[color=green]
> > Be aware of the execution order...[/color]
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> Curiously enough, this can be "circumvent ed". A function (or Function or
> Sub) can be called from any block regardless of which one defines it --[/color]
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> regardless of the "execution order".[/color]
Ok but wouldn't that require having knowledge of the order of execution?
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"Bob Barrows" wrote:[color=blue]
> anonymous@discu ssions.microsof t.com wrote:[color=green]
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You crack me up! (O:=
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> Ok but wouldn't that require having knowledge of the order of execution?
No. Put the code in the different language into subroutines or functions
(not inline). Then call those functions in the desired order from inline
code in whichever language that you want to be "dominant".
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> Ok but wouldn't that require having knowledge of the order of execution?
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