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Microsoft: ASP (Active Server Pages) FAQ

ASP 101

how can you create a asp function in a separate file ? by ani4
faq333-2001
Posted: 5 Jun 02

Firstly you need to create a dedicated asp file, which contain the code of the function :

----------------------myFunction.asp-----------------------
<%function square_calc(args)

args=args*args

square_calc = args 'return the value of args
%>
----------------------------------------------------------

In the asp pages(example.asp) where you call the function you just need to include it and you can call simply the function

-----------------------example.asp------------------------
<!-- #INCLUDE FILE="MyFunction.asp" -->

<HTML>
<HEAD><TITLE> An example of a function calling </TITLE> </HEAD>
<BODY>

the square of 3 is <%response.write square_calc(3)%>

</BODY></HTML>

-----------------------------------------------------------


It s done, you can add now different function in the Myfunction.asp page and call it as you want.

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