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ASP to asp.net conversion

I have the following line in asp which errors when you run
it through the .net complier
<%if session("HighRes") = 1 then %>
<img height="9" src="../images/ProductColTopL.gif"
width="8">
<%end if %>

This comes back with the error
BC30689: Statement cannot appear outside of a method body

I am not sure why this is grumbling any ideas greatly
appreciated

Jul 19 '05 #1
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I added your code to my aspx page and it compiled fine. Is your page an asp
page? More details would be helpful.

"Sara" <Sa*********@guilbert.co.uk> wrote in message
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I have the following line in asp which errors when you run
it through the .net complier
<%if session("HighRes") = 1 then %>
<img height="9" src="../images/ProductColTopL.gif"
width="8">
<%end if %>

This comes back with the error
BC30689: Statement cannot appear outside of a method body

I am not sure why this is grumbling any ideas greatly
appreciated

Jul 19 '05 #2
Hi Thanks for the reply, The code exists in an aspx page. The page was
an asp page that had the file extension changed
from asp to aspx. I have then been going throughthe code and changing
the syntax where it differs from the old asp syntax. The only thing I
can think of is the code is contained in between the html body and not
as part of a subroutine/function ?

Thanks Sara
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