> No. Is it a VBScript one?
<bored with VBScript crap>
I can write ASP in several languages, including VBScript. It just happens
to be the language used in 95% of the ASP pages I have seen or worked with.
I can not write ASP code in HTML (whether I prefer VBScript, JScript,
PerlScript, what have you). HTML is merely a by-product of ASP... granted,
it is the desired result. But differences in HTML output or interpretation
have *ALWAYS* been redirected from this group to a more appropriate
client-side group. Because the end result is in question, and that end
result could have been created from ColdFusion, Perl, etc etc.
Discussions about whether a specific HTML tag can be proven to be invalid
with one-off things like DOCTYPE declarations are not on-topic here.
Discussions about ASP techniques (which happen to be demonstrated in
VBScript, for the most part) certainly are. And of course if ever a user
says, "that's all fine and good, but I want my answer in JScript" they are
accommodated.
Just because you prefer JScript doesn't make VBScript off-topic.
Client-side VBScript, hey I'm with you there, as with clinet-side JScript.
But server-side? Not a chance.
If you just want to talk JScript without the ASP part, and without the
majority of the population polluting your discussion environment with
VBScript crap, might I suggest microsoft.public.scripting.jscript?
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Aaron Bertrand
SQL Server MVP
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