WriteLine with <% %> and double quote signs

[vunet.us]

I create an ASP file using fso.createtextfile. But how do I avoid
double quotes and <% %signs when writing to file?

FileAsp.WriteLine("<%@LANGUAGE="VBSCRIPT" CODEPAGE="1252">")
FileAsp.WriteLine("<!-- #Include file="file.asp" -->")
FileAsp.WriteLine(" <% =Blah %>")

Thanks

[Bob Barrows [MVP]]

vu******@gmail.com wrote:

I create an ASP file using fso.createtextfile. But how do I avoid
double quotes and <% %signs when writing to file?

FileAsp.WriteLine("<%@LANGUAGE="VBSCRIPT" CODEPAGE="1252">")
FileAsp.WriteLine("<!-- #Include file="file.asp" -->")
FileAsp.WriteLine(" <% =Blah %>")

Thanks

Separate them.
FileAsp.WriteLine(" <")
FileAsp.WriteLine(" % =Blah %")
FileAsp.WriteLine(">")

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[Bob Barrows [MVP]]

vu******@gmail.com wrote:

I create an ASP file using fso.createtextfile. But how do I avoid
double quotes and <% %signs when writing to file?

FileAsp.WriteLine("<%@LANGUAGE="VBSCRIPT" CODEPAGE="1252">")
FileAsp.WriteLine("<!-- #Include file="file.asp" -->")
FileAsp.WriteLine(" <% =Blah %>")

Oh! And if you want to write a double quote, you have to escape it by
doubling it:
FileAsp.WriteLine("<%@LANGUAGE=""VBSCRIPT"" CODEPAGE=""1252"">")

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[vunet.us]

On May 4, 1:34 pm, "Bob Barrows [MVP]" <[e-mail]>
wrote:

[e-mail] wrote:

I create an ASP file using fso.createtextfile. But how do I avoid
double quotes and <% %signs when writing to file?

FileAsp.WriteLine("<%@LANGUAGE="VBSCRIPT" CODEPAGE="1252">")
FileAsp.WriteLine("<!-- #Include file="file.asp" -->")
FileAsp.WriteLine(" <% =Blah %>")

Thanks

Separate them.

FileAsp.WriteLine(" <")
FileAsp.WriteLine(" % =Blah %")
FileAsp.WriteLine(">")

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so source code will be:

<
% =Blah %

>

will it work? maybe I can use command write to append into one line?

[Bob Barrows [MVP]]

vu******@gmail.com wrote:

On May 4, 1:34 pm, "Bob Barrows [MVP]" <[e-mail]>
wrote:

>[e-mail] wrote:

>>I create an ASP file using fso.createtextfile. But how do I avoid
double quotes and <% %signs when writing to file?

>>FileAsp.WriteLine("<%@LANGUAGE="VBSCRIPT" CODEPAGE="1252">")
FileAsp.WriteLine("<!-- #Include file="file.asp" -->")
FileAsp.WriteLine(" <% =Blah %>")

>>Thanks

Separate them.

FileAsp.WriteLine(" <")
FileAsp.WriteLine(" % =Blah %")
FileAsp.WriteLine(">")

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so source code will be:

<
% =Blah %

>>

will it work? maybe I can use command write to append into one line?

No it won't work; but is it such a leap to change my recommendation (which
was done with writing to Response in mind) to
FileAsp.WriteLine(" <" & "%= Blah %" & ">")?

:-)

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[Dave Anderson]

vu******@gmail.com wrote:

I create an ASP file using fso.createtextfile. But how do I avoid
double quotes and <% %signs when writing to file?

FileAsp.WriteLine("<%@LANGUAGE="VBSCRIPT" CODEPAGE="1252">")
FileAsp.WriteLine("<!-- #Include file="file.asp" -->")
FileAsp.WriteLine(" <% =Blah %>")

Personally, I would do it like this:

FileAsp.WriteLine("<\%@LANGUAGE=\"VBSCRIPT\" CODEPAGE=\"1252\">")
FileAsp.WriteLine("<!-- #Include file=\"file.asp\" -->")
FileAsp.WriteLine("<\%=Blah%\>")


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[Jon Paal [MSMD]]

<%
call CreateAfile

Sub CreateAfile
Dim fso, FileAsp
Set fso = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
Set FileAsp = fso.CreateTextFile("c:\testfile.txt", True)
FileAsp.WriteLine("<%@LANGUAGE=""VBSCRIPT"" CODEPAGE=""1252"">")
FileAsp.WriteLine("<!-- #Include file=""file.asp"" -->")
FileAsp.WriteLine(" <" & "%= Blah %" & "")
Set FileAsp = nothing
Set fso = nothing
End Sub

%>

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>I create an ASP file using fso.createtextfile. But how do I avoid
double quotes and <% %signs when writing to file?

FileAsp.WriteLine("<%@LANGUAGE="VBSCRIPT" CODEPAGE="1252">")
FileAsp.WriteLine("<!-- #Include file="file.asp" -->")
FileAsp.WriteLine(" <% =Blah %>")

Thanks

[Bob Barrows [MVP]]

Dave Anderson wrote:

vu******@gmail.com wrote:

>I create an ASP file using fso.createtextfile. But how do I avoid
double quotes and <% %signs when writing to file?

FileAsp.WriteLine("<%@LANGUAGE="VBSCRIPT" CODEPAGE="1252">")
FileAsp.WriteLine("<!-- #Include file="file.asp" -->")
FileAsp.WriteLine(" <% =Blah %>")

Personally, I would do it like this:

FileAsp.WriteLine("<\%@LANGUAGE=\"VBSCRIPT\" CODEPAGE=\"1252\">")
FileAsp.WriteLine("<!-- #Include file=\"file.asp\" -->")
FileAsp.WriteLine("<\%=Blah%\>")

:-) Cruel joke.
Hopefully vunet recognizes javascript vs vbscript.

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[Dave Anderson]

"Bob Barrows [MVP]" wrote:

>Personally, I would do it like this:

FileAsp.WriteLine("<\%@LANGUAGE=\"VBSCRIPT\" CODEPAGE=\"1252\">")
FileAsp.WriteLine("<!-- #Include file=\"file.asp\" -->")
FileAsp.WriteLine("<\%=Blah%\>")

:-) Cruel joke.
Hopefully vunet recognizes javascript vs vbscript.

It's a funny notion, using JScript to write an ASP script in VBScript, but I
have done worse. Like using a web application to generate and submit JCL on
a mainframe.

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