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ASP page treated as plain HTML
I have a simple ASP page (named iisTest.asp) with these contents (I've embedded spaces in the tags for this post):
< % @ Language = "VBScript" % > < html > < body > Hello < %=World!% > < /body > < /html > When I load the page into IE 6.0 it only displays "Hello". If I View Source from the browser I get all of the above, which means it's not being processed by asp.dll before getting sent to the browser (otherwise I shouldn't be seeing the ASP lines). I asked one of my co-workers to try it and it displays "Hello World!" for him. This leads us to believe the problem may lie with IIS on my machine. (I'm using IIS 5.1.) I checked out my IIS and couldn't find anything that would cause this problem. I tried to rename the asp.dll to see what happened but as soon as I did the system put another one in place. I'm running XP Professional. Any ideas? Thanks! David |
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Change <%=World!%> to <%="World!"%>, as it is a non-numeric literal, and requires quotes. If that doesn't solve your problem, try using the full <% Response.Write("World!") %> And you can also remove the @Language directive, since VBScript is the default, and you are using it in your entire script. |
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Thanks, but as I indicated, it works fine on another computer but not on mine. (I did add the quotes as you suggested but it made no difference.)
Thanks for replying. |
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This could also occur if the script engine of your browser get currupted
try downloading the new version of script engine this URL may help you http://www.microsoft.com/info/smart...t/scripting.asp hope this will resolve your issue
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