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ASP - Absolute/Relative URLs in #INCLUDE and also when reading a file in VBScript

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

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1. When I'm #INCLUDE-ing a file, the location has to be relative. But I don't want this. I want absolute urls so that I can keep all my VBScript code snippets in one place rather than having seperate copies with each set of web pages.

2. When I'm reading in a file I have to specify the absolute url. But I want to be able to specify a relative url so that I don't have to edit the asp file whenever I move the page and the text file that it reads to a different location.

Is there any way to do what I want? I'm sure if there is it's a very simple thing to do, but I'm new to Asp/VBScript and don't really know my way around it yet.

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