When ever the scripts on your pages will become complex, Templates are the best solution.
working on ASP Templates is quite easy,
1. Stick to page layout
eg:. pregare a static html page with your requirements
2. change the content part of each division to one standard identification string
eg:.
<div id='leftpanel'>
<ul>
<li>1</li>
<li>1</li>
<li>1</li>
<li>1</li>
<li>1</li>
</ul>
</div>
where ul is the dynamically generated content
change it to
<div id=’leftpanel’>
<!-leftpanel->
</div>
3. Now write a function with the final html code
template = “”
template = template & “<!-title->”
template = template & “”
template = template & createBody()
template = template & “”
template = template & “”
htmltemp = template
End Function
FUNCTION createBody()
bodytext =bodytext &”<!-header->”
bodytext =bodytext & “<!-menunavigation->”
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createBody=bodytext
End Function
like this go on creating functions for the necessery blocks and combine them to form a dynamic HTML content
finally integrate this in the page where needed as shown below :
File : finaltemplate.asp
thebody = “<CENTER> This is the template! </CENTER>”
template = htmltemp()
template = Replace(template, “<!-title->”, thetitle)
template = Replace(template, “<!-body->”, thebody)
Response.Write template
Function htmltemp()
template = “<HTML>”
template = template & “<TITLE><!-title-></TITLE>”
template = template & “<BODY>”
template = template & “<!-body->”
template = template & “</BODY>”
template = template & “</HTML>”
htmltemp = template
End Function
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Article Written by : adrevol
