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8.4

include vs. server.execute

Asked by megatshamsul in Active Server Pages (ASP), Server Side Includes (SSI)

Tags: include, asp, vs

i always use include to an asp file in my app..
but, i have to ensure that there is no multiple declaration across my include pages..

then, i came across server.execute..
just curious which is the best to use if i have a condition, based on the condition, i'll called the another asp page... example:

<%
if status=1 then %>
    <!-- #include file="status_1.asp" -->
<%
else %>
    <!-- #include file="status_else.asp" -->
<%
end if
'proceed with the rest of the code
'upon receiving value from include asp page
%>

thanks in advance,
megat shamsul
               
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