Dangerous approach
A server side script in a .htm page is viewable in browser view source
- so anyone can open the shared border .htm page (their location is known) and see any code unprocessed by the ASP engine
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| Shared borders are *always* .htm files, but you can place asp script
| in them - the script will not run and will download if you access the
| files directly.
| When you save a page in FrontPage, any shared borders are embedded in
| the page when it is saved, so the actual content of the shared border
| file does not matter, as long as *all* the code is between <body> and
| </body> tags, and the page is complete within itself - no missing HTML
| tags, or HTML closing tags.
|
| If you do not want the shared borders, then use SSL includes. These
| pages can have any extension and are included when the page is served.
| An SSL include can be called with the code
| <!-- #include virtual=/path/filename.asp --> (which is a root
| relative path)
| placed where the code should appear in the page.
| Note that an SSL file must NOT be a complete webpage. It must not
| have any <html><head>meta tags</head><body> tags, nor </body></html>
| tags.
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| Ron Symonds - Microsoft MVP (FrontPage)
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| message | > Can some one please tell me how to point to something other than
| > t,l,r,b...
| > these pages end in .htm I need the pages to end in .asp
| >
| > I have tried to just rename, but no success.
| >
| > Any thoughts,
| > Rlittle
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