October 2001
Intermediate to advanced
376 pages
7h 3m
English

IN PREVIOUS VERSIONS OF ASP, IF YOU wanted to encapsulate sections of user interface code, you had limited options. You could use an include file, but there was no way to customize each “instance” of the code section.You could package the user interface code into a COM object and call one of its methods to display it, but that meant that you had to recompile the COM object each time you wanted to make a change. You could use a library of functions in script file includes, but this approach wasted a lot of web server resources because, most of the time, your page uses only a small subsection of the code in each ...
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