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Include Files

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Available Include Files
Include TitleAdd DateDescriptionAuthorFile NameView
ADO VBS Include File9/6/2003Contains the list of all named ADO constants and their numerical equivilents.Microsoft CorporationADOVBS.INC
ADO JavaScript Include File9/7/2003ADO constants include file for JavaScriptMicrosoft CorporationADOJAVAS.INC
Microsoft ADC (JavaScript)9/7/2003ADO constants include file for JavaScriptMicrosoft CorporationADCJAVAS.INC
Microsoft ADC (VBScript)9/7/2003ADO constants include file for VBScriptMicrosoft CorporationADCVBS.INC
Microsoft OLE DB (JavaScript)9/7/2003OLE DB error constant include file for JavaScriptMicrosoft CorporationOLEDBJVS.INC
Microsoft OLE DB (VBScript)9/7/2003OLE DB error constant include file for VBScriptMicrosoft CorporationOLEDBVBS.INC

Description
Include files allow you to insert the contents of a specified file into the HTML content / ASP script so that it is processed as though it was part of the actual page. It is in this way that you can use the same content in many pages without having to type the information over and over, and provide a single point of change which trickles down to all files which call the include file. Include files can include Constant Variable declarations, HTML content, ASP scripts, etc. Include files can be provided by a manufacturer and considered industry standard, or created by an individual.

Syntax
The syntax for an include directive is as follows:

<!-- #include PathType = "FileName" -->

Where:
PathType is the type of path for the specified file where one of the following keywords are used:

  • File   Which directs the processor to treat the specified file as a relative path from the current directory
  • Virtual   Which directs the processor to treat the specified file as a full virtual path from the root of the site.
FileName is the (optional) path and (required) file name of the file to include.

Example: <!-- #Include Virtual = "/INCLUDES/MYFUNCS.INC" -->


 
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