Hi all,
I have 2 .vbs files (a.vbs and b.vbs).
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Content of a.vbs file:
Option Explicit
Public Sub A()
End Sub
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I want to call Sub A() of a.vbs in b.vbs (include a.vbs in b.vbs)
How to achieve this?
Thanks so much!
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If you’re trying to include a file in an ASP file the syntax is:
<!--#include file="FilePathAndName"-->
Or
<!--#include virtual=" FilePathAndName "-->
The differentness between the two keywords is when using the virtual keyword you indicate a path beginning with a virtual directory but, when using the file keyword you indicate the relative path from the calling file.
You can add as many includes as you need. Now for the fun part, if you want one function to be called from another include then make sure that include file is listed first.
Example page that is called FileC.asp:
<!--#include file="FileA.asp"-->
<!--#include file="FileB.asp"-->
There is a Function that is located in FileA.asp that needs to be called from a Function in FileB.asp that was originally triggered by a Sub in FileC.asp
I told you that was the fun part..
I hope that I explained it clearly for an ASP include~
Are you actually using VB6, not ASP? If so you've posted in the wrong forum, we can't help you out there. Let me know and I will move this thread to the Visual Basic forum.
Sincerely,
Mark
If you’re trying to include a file in an ASP file the syntax is:
<!--#include file="FilePathAndName"-->
Or
<!--#include virtual=" FilePathAndName "-->
The differentness between the two keywords is when using the virtual keyword you indicate a path beginning with a virtual directory but, when using the file keyword you indicate the relative path from the calling file.
You can add as many includes as you need. Now for the fun part, if you want one function to be called from another include then make sure that include file is listed first.
Example page that is called FileC.asp:
<!--#include file="FileA.asp"-->
<!--#include file="FileB.asp"-->
There is a Function that is located in FileA.asp that needs to be called from a Function in FileB.asp that was originally triggered by a Sub in FileC.asp
I told you that was the fun part..
I hope that I explained it clearly for an ASP include~
trongnguyen was asking not me </grin>. But I do think he was asking a VB6 question and I turned it into an ASP one.
Sorry~
No need to apologize :) Just want to get the post to the right area.
Sincerely,
Mark
trongnguyen was asking not me </grin>. But I do think he was asking a VB6 question and I turned it into an ASP one.
Sorry~
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