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9.8

Reading data back from Response object

Asked by Corrup7ioN in Active Server Pages (ASP)

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Hi,

I'm working on an ASP VBscript (classic) application to allow caching of strings, which will be used to cache things such as news and navigation which are stored in an SQL database.

The caching is working fine, but I'm wanting to add a new easy way to cache chunks of HTML without concatenating lots of strings. I've included an example of the sort of thing I want to do in the code snippet. The only way I can think to do that is to make a note of the length of the Response object in the record() function, then read the right of the response object when the stop() function is run. Is this possible at all? Or maybe someone has an idea of another way to do this?

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<body>
 
<%cache.record()%>
 
<div class="news">
 
	<p class="newsItem">
		AHHHHHHH!!!
	</p>
 
</div>
 
<%cache.stop()%>
 
</body>
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