if you aree includeing a file that as asp code it has to have the .asp name after it instead of .inc or a variant. i'm not 100% but i think the file that is calling the included asp should also be .asp IMHO it's just good form anyways. this way you prevent headahes later if you change all the pages to ASP etc....
in orther words if you are on NT and building ASP then make all your files end in .asp and just have fun.....
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Eric Jones - WR Moderator / Administrator
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That is correct.. If your using ASP you must have an ASP extension to include files. The files you include can also contain ASP tags and script. I am not sure whether other SSI commands like DATE and TIME work but you could always create those using VBscript or JScript within your ASP tags.
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Wayne Luke
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SSI funcionalyti in ASP is limited to include and one other derective (can't recall). But as wluke said other aren't really needed. As for included files they can have any extensions, no matter what is in them. However it is recommended to use .asp extension, from the security point. .asp's get executed while other will be transmited to the client in case he knows the exact file name. So he can gain access to your sources.
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