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 Posted - 16 May 2001 : 13:29:09
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NOT ALL SERVERS ALLOW SSI !!
The #INCLUDE directive is supported by ASP, not the others (echo, config, fsize, etc). So if a server supports ASP (a must for Snitz) then the #INCLUDE must be supported. Am I wrong?
Bulent Ozden
History Foundation of Turkey
Edited by - bozden on 20 April 2002 09:23:56< |
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paco
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Posted - 17 May 2001 : 04:08:42
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Snitz uses many includes, so if it works on a server, that server supports includes. I don't think any would support ASP and don't allow you to do SSI.
Regards,
Paco
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inworg
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Posted - 17 May 2001 : 04:11:43
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#INCLUDE directive is only a type of SSI.
The complete set of SSI comands allows conditional includes. #INCLUDE directive in ASP as follow
if x=1 then
#INCLUDE A.INC
elseif X=2 then
#INCLUDE B.INC
else
#INCLUDE C.INC
end if
even include A.INC, B.INC, C.INC so the code get big and slowly.
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paco
Junior Member
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Posted - 17 May 2001 : 05:14:35
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... The complete set of SSI comands allows conditional includes...
if x=1 then
#INCLUDE A.INC
elseif X=2 then
#INCLUDE B.INC
else
#INCLUDE C.INC
end if
That doesn't work that way, as includes are processed before ASP and all three files will be included in the code.
Regards,
Paco
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inworg
Junior Member
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Posted - 17 May 2001 : 05:22:49
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Sorry Paco,
maybe I'm going wrong but I know that #INCLUDE directive under ASP is only a system to simplify code and share a part of it with other ASP pages, so IIS does this:
a) Loads ASP page
b) Pre-process it to load #INCLUDES in the right place
c) Runs this merged code
Well, this means that ALL #INCLUDES are loaded and are in memory
...I repeat... maybe I'm in wrong...
Regards...
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paco
Junior Member
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Posted - 17 May 2001 : 06:24:08
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I'm not sure you got the point.
The file ssinc.dll is used to process the #include directive, so the complete page, with ALL includes added, is LATER processed by ASP. Thats why things like
<!-- #include file="<%=myfile%>" -->
don't work because includes are processed first and then ASP code. There's no point in doing:
if a then
include a
else
include b
because a and b will be included even before procesing the if.
Regards,
Paco
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inworg
Junior Member
Italy
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Posted - 17 May 2001 : 07:12:53
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Ok, Paco
maybe that I don't speak a good english... I apologize!
Your code doesn't work because
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<!-- #include file="<%=myfile%>" -->
can work ONLY if main ASP file has been executed BEFORE the #INCLUDE directive. It doesen't! I wrote that #include directive is pre-processed (=loaded and NOT executed) BEFORE execute main ASP file. After loaded included files THEN all code (ASP + INCLUDES) will be executed.
U can try this:
file: Test.asp
<!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.0 Transitional//EN">
<HTML>
<HEAD>
<TITLE> New Document </TITLE>
</HEAD>
<BODY>
<% DIM A
A=100 %>
<!--#include file="A.inc"-->
<% = A %>
</BODY>
</HTML>
file: A.INC
<% A=A+200 %>
Launch in your browser http://localhost/test.asp
voilà: A=300 !!!
If the INCLUDE file was been executed BEFORE main ASP file the result must had 100.
All Above means that the executed code is like this:
<!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.0 Transitional//EN">
<HTML>
<HEAD>
<TITLE> New Document </TITLE>
</HEAD>
<BODY>
<% DIM A
A=100 %>
<% A=A+200 %>
<% = A %>
</BODY>
</HTML>
Bye
P.S. ahhhhh... Microsoft... Microsoft...
Edited by - inworg on 17 May 2001 07:17:05< |
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BuffyNET
Junior Member
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Posted - 17 May 2001 : 07:26:33
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That is what Paco was saying in the first place
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inworg
Junior Member
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Posted - 17 May 2001 : 07:37:05
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Ok... I apologize for my bad english 
well so we agree that the #INCLUDE directive is a good system for internationalization ONLY if used with a language at once for each page and each user as I wrote in http://www.inworg.com/forum.pdf
P.S. Sorry...
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inworg
Junior Member
Italy
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Posted - 17 May 2001 : 07:49:33
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I try to give U an idea how my system works with an example....
a generic link into default.asp...
HREF="topic<%=LangStr%>.Asp....."
this, when is executed becomes like this:
HREF="topicUK.Asp....."
Second Step:
file: TopicUK.Asp
'Is like this, if U agree with arrays
LStr(1)="Now is"
LStr(2)="kkkk"
LStr(3)="Bye"
LStr(4)="hhhh"
'This file is common for each language and contains the real code of the page
<!-- #INCLUDE FILE="TOPIC.ASP" -->
file: Topic.Asp
.......
... <% LStr(1) & now()%><HREF.....
......
LStr(3)
.....
Is now the explanation cleany? 
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paco
Junior Member
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Posted - 17 May 2001 : 08:03:30
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quote:
Is now the explanation cleany?
Yes 
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inworg
Junior Member
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Posted - 17 May 2001 : 08:28:06
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I apologize again for my bad english.
So let me know what do u think about this system and share your ideas!
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paco
Junior Member
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Posted - 17 May 2001 : 09:32:06
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First, check this topic about ideas to solve this problem:
http://forum.snitz.com/forum/link.asp?TOPIC_ID=9447
The hard part comes from the fact that we can not use ASP 3.0 (no Server.execute  ) and we can not use FSO .
About your solution: It could work
Edited by - paco on 17 May 2001 09:36:47< |
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inworg
Junior Member
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Posted - 17 May 2001 : 10:51:22
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Sorry Paco... but why we need ASP 3.0 ?
I think, about my idea, only to upload language files to server.... I don't care that due to use #include is required FSO... I don't understand the problem...
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Reinsnitz
Snitz Forums Admin
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Posted - 17 May 2001 : 11:00:56
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Inwrong... please read both threads carefuly before asking to many questions... most of us have answered the same questions over and over lately.
Reinsnitz (Mike)
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