Server-Side Includes (SSI) will do this for you. Create an asp page, let's call it
constants.asp. Declare all your constants in it. Now at the top of every ASP page where you need to reference the constants, put the following line:
<!-- #INCLUDE FILE="constants.asp" -->
Now those constants will be available to any page where you place the SSI directive. These include files can contain anything from constant declarations to entire blocks of server side script. One caveat: Server-side includes are processed
before any server-side script is processed. This means you cannot conditionally load an include based on a variable or some other condition.
The other option that Wayne alluded to is to place all the constants into the Application object using the Application_OnStart event in the file
global.asa. However, in my experience, global.asa hasn't been 100% reliable although it's usually the
OnEnd events that give the most trouble.
HTH
>Is it possible to add an asp file in an asp file wich will act as a global file that can include constante or global variable that will be use pas more than one file.
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>Thanks.
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