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Colm #1
Include Files (Part 2)
I an using below syntax.
<!-- #include file = "include_files/Somefile.js"-->
When I put this line on my aspx page, it shows the script
on the interface which I don't want.
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John Saunders #2 Re: Include Files (Part 2)
I missed "Part 1", but why not use <script src="include_files/Somefile.js"
/> ?
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John Saunders
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"Colm" <colm@nospam.com> wrote in message
news:033b01c35b9e$4ada0b70$a601280a@phx.gbl...> I an using below syntax.
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> <!-- #include file = "include_files/Somefile.js"-->
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> When I put this line on my aspx page, it shows the script
> on the interface which I don't want.
John Saunders Guest
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