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Along with encapsulating your code, the next best thing to do with
this code is to place it in a file and include it. You can place all
of your commonly used code in one simple file and include it.
There are two types of includes: virtual and absolute. Each is
demonstrated below:
Virtual:
<!-- #include virtual="/includes/common.asp" -->
Absolute:
<!-- #include file="d:\inetpub\wwwroot\includes\common.asp" -->
Which is better? The virtual in my opinion. The reason I chose and
always use virtual includes myself is because if I move that file to another
website or web server the path will generally stay the same. Whereas if
I were to use an absolute include file I might have to go change the
drive letter and file structure.
Remember to place this code outside of the ASP script blocks.
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