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Topic: VB Script



Expert: Francois-Yanick Bourassa
Date: 2/5/2003
Subject: ASP & VBScript

Question
I am a web designer by trade.  Recently I have been asked to develop a web application and although I am able to do what I have been assigned, I am consistently placing my VBScript in the wrong locations.  Are there any good tips for remembering WHERE to place the VBScript when creating asp pages?

Thanks,
tammi :o)

Answer
The VBScript can be place, usually, between the tags <head></head>, after the tag <title></title>. But, some time, we need to write VBScript (or JavaScript for whom prefer JavaScript) between the <body></body>, which is the content of the page. In this special case, it will affect directly the apperance of what we try to show and have, usually, interactivity with previous VBScript written between the <head></head> tag.

I hope that help you a bit in your request but to understand more the fact of VBScript, I suggest to read this documentation from the mother of VBScript - Microsoft: - :

http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/script56/html/v...


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