This applies to this topic.
By using <%=rs("Whatever")%>, I can easily apply fonts tags (or CSS, it I
used it) or with <% If... %>, I can surround complete blocks of HTML code,
that would be fully functional (similar to CSS for layout, which I don't use
or see a need to use), without the ASP code, whereas when using a
Response.Write statement, the HTML code can not stand on it own, nor can you
see the content of a Response.Write statement in FP's Normal view, so you
spend more time trying to layout out pages.
"What Your Time Worth?" <smile>
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MD Websunlimited said:
I agree with your statement but I'm at a lost as to what it has to do with the topic at hand.
But if you'd like to change the topic....
Moving code behind HTML is great but not possible to accomplish in ASP and
it has nothing to do with response.write statements. In
ASP.NET it is a breeze and the recommend methodology -- not to mention the most efficient.
Yes CSS should be used to separate layout from content but to accomplish
that you'd have to stop using tables and start using CSS
layout. All I've ever seen you post is to use tables for layout. You can't
have it both ways. Doing table-less design is very doable