Dynamisk <!--#include vitual="...

din løsning kan aldrig komme til at fungere, da INCLUDES altid bliver afviklet FØR asp koden !!!

prøv følgende:

strPath = "minside.asp"
server.execute strPath

svar

hmm får følgende

Objektet understøtter ikke denne egenskab eller metode: 'execute'

Server.Execute kræver ASP 3.0. Dvs Win 2000 eller nyere.

Og Server.Execute er eneste mulighed for dynamisk include.

fandt selv ud af hvorfor...

Dear Web Team:

Hi!

I am using Windows 98 Second Edition and Personal Web Server. I have been using Response.Redirect to move to a new ASP page, but I would like to utilize the new Server.Transfer method. Unfortunately, when I try to use it, I get the following message:

Microsoft VBScript runtime error '800a01b6'
Object doesn't support this property or method: 'Server.Transfer'
Does Personal Web Server support Server.Transfer? Do I need a new version?

Thanks for any help you can provide!!!

David

The Web Team replies:

David, Server.Transfer is one of the new features of ASP in Internet Information Services (IIS) 5. So, to answer your question, you need IIS 5 to get this functionality.

We thought it would be nice to expand on this a little more for our readers.

Server.Transfer does a lot more than just redirect to a page without an expensive round trip to the client. The state information for all the built-in objects and the information in the Request collections will be included in the transfer.

The code snippets at the following URLs clarify this much better.

http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/psdk/iisref/vbob9waa.htm
Q219294 "How to Use the Server.Transfer Method"
Another useful ASP feature in IIS 5 is Server.Execute, which allows you to include ASP files dynamically.

The following article sums it all up beautifully: "New directions in redirection."

Tja... fandt selv en løsning på problemet men takker jeg kom i den rigtige retning nu... Må vente til jeg får moneter af bossen til win2000 server

takker og god jul :-)

<mvh>HorsMark</mvh>

link til New directions in redirection.":
http://msdn.microsoft.com/msdnmag/issues/0400/redir/toc.asp?frame=true

En anden mulighed var at skifte til asp.net. Der er det ikke noget problem at lave dynamisk includes.
Problemet med Server.Execute er nemlig den, at det kun er siden indhold EFTER den er afhvilket man får ud af det. Dvs at man f.eks. ikke kan bruge en variabel som findes på side1 på side2, hvis den "includes" via Server.Execute :)