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Dynamic Content, Separating Design from Code |
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From: |
Richard van Paasen |
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Date: |
1/5/2001 6:40:41 AM |
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212.189.179.11 |
Hi,
I have a question about separating HTML from ASP code. I am exploring ways to cut down integration time of the design (HTML) and the code that drives the site (ASP). When an HTML page has been designed, it usually is cut into small parts. An ASP script (e.g. using the response.write command) then generates each part and dynamic content (from databases) is embedded into the HTML.
However, it could be beneficial to keep HTML and ASP separated. In PHP (used on Apache/Unix systems) there are ways to do that by using ‘templates’. The idea about templates is to insert keywords into HTML files that will be replaced by a template-parser at runtime when a webpage is retrieved.
Does anyone know if such (or more advanced) templates exist for ASP ? I am interested in free as well as commercial (third party) software.
Also, I’d like to receive comments about this topic. Is anyone currently working on this topic?
Thanks,
Richard van Paasen
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Follow Up - Re: Dynamic Content, Separating Design from Code - Christopher Brown-Floyd 1/31/2001 8:14:50 PM
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