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hakonf 
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Shorthands appreciated; I may be confusing the issue. The position where I want to #include is in the middle of a Subroutine which is defined in a file, let us call the file i.asp. Th file i.asp has a structure like this:
<script runat=Server>
Sub xxx
...
</script>
<-- #include file=... -->
<script>
...
End Sub
Sub xyz
...
End Sub
</script>
If I insert the two tags in red, I cannot create the necessary connection between the upper and lower parts of the code, except perhaps by splitting the Sub in two and arranging for some sort of transfer of parameters between them.
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WebWiz-Bruce
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Posted: 20 October 2009 at 3:54pm |
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All I can say is to try rewriting your code not to use the sub and use some other method instead.
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kimboy
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Thanks very much indeed, that was very useful. This command puts the menu in the right position, without error messages.
The effect is limited: Some buttons open dialog boxes, but
drop-down lists do not drop down, and I cannot achieve any formatting
effects in the textarea box. Furthermore, the format of the tools is a
bit off: buttons are taller that the toolbar on which they reside;
hence four rows of buttons need five bars. If there are obvious reasons
for this I would be glad to learn about them; if not, I will engage in
some more debugging before returning to the group for some more advice.
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