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Includes and logic

TeamSite_Smasher

Ill try to explain this the best i can so bare with me.

i have a form generated page called "alerts.asp" which is generated by .cfg and .tpl files.

the visual editor has 2 fields to populate: Title, Message

in the .cfg file:

[html]
Provider Alert Title
Alert Title is the title that shows up at the top alert box.

Provider Alert Content:
Enter content to display in alert box

 maxlength="40000" external-editor="visualformat" external-editor-inline="true" /> </item>[/html] in the .tpl file i have this very simple for explanation purposes: [html]<h3> {iw_value name="dcr.alerts-include.prov-alerts-title"/}</h3> {iw_value name="dcr.alerts-include.prov-alerts-message"/}[/html] OK....SO...what i want to do is this. I have on all of my pages, "footer.asp" via include. [html][/html] Is there a way, using logic in the footer to say (essentially): [html]if {iw_value name="dcr.alerts-include.prov-alerts-title"/} & {iw_value name="dcr.alerts-include.prov-alerts-message"/} == true document.write = "<a href="alerts.asp">New Message!</a> esle if document.write = "" [/html] can i have home_footer.asp read those fields to see if they have content, and if so show the link, if not, show nothing. make sense? make sense?

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Migrateduser

Couldn't you create a VB variable that you set to true or false depending on your condition?

Then in the home_footer.asp read that variable and determine if you should create your href.

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alanhill

Hi, if I understand correclty you are wanting to put some logic into the include file which checks for a DCR value. That can't be done because when the asp include file is "run" (pre-processing as part of the htp request for the page), the file is no longer controlled by the TS generation process.

One way round it potentially could be to write these two values into vbscript/asp variables in the parent page. So the template could write something like:

Dim sTitle, sContent
Title = "Hello"
Content = "World"

Your include file could then check for the content of those variables, and response.write yuor link accordingly.

We use the same thing to determine elements of our page - we let the tpl write some variable definitions, and then check those in some standard include files, and do something different, depending on the values.

Cheers

Alan