ASP Include Files

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John

Anyone know why this line of code does not work

<!--#include file="../admin/config.asp"-->

When ran it gives a ASP0131 error line 1 The include file
'../admin/config.asp' cannot contain '..' to indicate the parent directory.

I have tried changing the line to:

<!--#include file="htdocs/admin/config.asp"-->
<!--#include file="admin/config.asp"-->

both give a 'ASP 0126' file not found error.

Anyone know the correct syntax to use, and yes I have just started using ASP
so please be gentle.

Thanks for any help

John
 
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Thomas A. Rowe

Your host would have to enable Parent Path for your web site on the server
or you have to use:

<!--#include virtual="/admin/config.asp" -->

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J

John

Thanks for the feedback Thomas, but that gives an ASP 0130 error

'file attribute cannot strat with forward or back slash.

John
 
J

John

Thanks for all the feedback. I have changed the line to read

<!--#include virtual ="admin/config.asp"-->

which works but I now cannot access my small access database.
It seens that although my ISP web hosting service
supports ASP they do not allow database connection (Linux based server),

quote
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"With the restrictions on the network ports mentioned
above, you cannot connect to a remote database from your
site. You also cannot upload your own database to our
servers. We're planning to look at offering database
connectivity as a potential future service."
 
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Thomas A. Rowe

John,

On Unix/Linux servers, Access is not supported, you must be hosted on a
Windows IIS server to use. However you can use MySQL if you host provides
that.

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