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You can insert the content of one ASP file into another ASP file before the server executes it, with the #include directive. The #include directive is used to create functions, headers, footers, or elements that will be reused on multiple pages....
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Since Active Server Pages (ASP) pages are compiled and executed before being sent to the client (as static HTML), trying to use a variable in place of a file name in a Server Side Include (< ! -- #include PathType = FileName -- >) fails....
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Including files in ASP pages or having the desire to do so is the first sign of becoming a more advanced user. Includes make your Web Site and the ASP Code within more modular, allowing code reuse and central changes. Lets just say every page in your site has a Footer with some basic links and a copywrite notice. On Dec 31st 1999 if you had all of your footers being served from one file you could have just made one global change in your Footer Include file and every Footer, in every page.....
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One of the big issues for your website's scalability is the web servers memory usage. If memory resources are being used inefficiently then you've less memory available for your site's dynamic needs...
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If you are getting into web development, especially with ASP programming, include files are going to become one of your best friends. In essence, an include file allows you to write an ASP script one time and then include it in multiple web pages without having to rewrite all the code....
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Author: Robert Collyer
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People often have identical sections of code spread throughout many ASP pages, typically code at the top of the page (usually referred to as the header) and the lower part of the page (the footer). Similarly, you may have code that performs a certain set of instructions that you are repeating across multiple pages....
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