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New Post 1/29/2008 9:55 AM
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User is offline Oliver Phillips
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local file parsing 

I'm generating the XML file dynamically based on querystring parameters.  If I external link to the file (asp) the script runs and the xml is compiled and output fine.  If I try to use  a local file, (and add 'asp' to the filter in the vb code edit settings code behind)  the file fails -  giving an error about '%'  line 1 position 2, suggesting the local file is not being parsed - just read straight in.

I can't think why a remote asp file should  be parsed but a local file not?? 

Is there a way round this? having the file local but being able to parse the asp would be better in my particular circumstances

Otherwise the module is  fantastic and works well - along with the Iframe a very useful module indeed.

Thanks

 
New Post 1/30/2008 6:55 AM
User is offline Stefan Cullmann
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Re: local file parsing 

I am not surprised. Local files are just opened as files, no more, no less. They are static. It is just like openening the file into an editor.

So if you want to run a local ASP script (really? you want to mix asp and asp.net? weired), you will need to set up the xml source  using http://yourservername/somepath/thecode.asp

 


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New Post 1/30/2008 7:23 AM
User is offline Oliver Phillips
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Re: local file parsing 

 Stefan Cullmann wrote

So if you want to run a local ASP script (really? you want to mix asp and asp.net? weired), you will need to set up the xml source  using http://yourservername/somepath/thecode.asp 

Weird? yes probably. We do the same with the Iframe module, to serve content from a separate CMS, but there the abilty to run a local file, is more important than with the xml module, as the page content gets associated with the portal as opposed to a remote source, but using the XML module the external link will do fine. Thanks Stefan

Ollie

 
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