From ASP call ASPX

[Kiran Math]

I have an old asp appliction.
I have to add some new pages to it.

I wanted to code the new pages in asp.net.

Is it possible to call aspx page from asp page.
I mean say I have a button in asp page. On click of the button it should
bring up the aspx page.

Thank you
Kiran Math

[Curt_C [MVP]]

sure, but these two pages will not be able to interact (session/application
etc).
But you can easily point one to the other, and even use the QueryString if
need be.

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Curt Christianson
Owner/Lead Developer, DF-Software
www.Darkfalz.com
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I have an old asp appliction.
I have to add some new pages to it.

I wanted to code the new pages in asp.net.

Is it possible to call aspx page from asp page.
I mean say I have a button in asp page. On click of the button it should
bring up the aspx page.

Thank you
Kiran Math

[Kiran Math]

Curt,
Thanks Curt for a quick reply.

Where should the aspx files be located. In the sperate virutual directory or
same virtual directory where asp files are located. I mean which one is
better?
How do I achieve state management between asp and aspx files.

Thanks
KM

[Curt_C [MVP]]

You're not going to get any state management between them. That's the
pitfall.
Personally I'd convert the whole app to .NET or leave the whole thing as
classic ASP, don't mix unless you absolutely have to.

--
Curt Christianson
Owner/Lead Developer, DF-Software
www.Darkfalz.com
"Kiran Math" <ki*******@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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Curt,
Thanks Curt for a quick reply.

Where should the aspx files be located. In the sperate virutual directory or same virtual directory where asp files are located. I mean which one is
better?
How do I achieve state management between asp and aspx files.

Thanks
KM