>>>I have a situation that I would like to solve. In most places where I have a new content to offer to the user, I usually have an ASP page. So, that page contains some includes references which also contains some ASP code. So, for example, index.asp is including icon.html. In icon.html, I have some ASP code. As icon.html will be interpreted within index.asp, everything works.
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>>>Now, for that specific content, wherever I go in VFP to generate some template using WWC, I am facing a situation where I have to maintain icon2.html, which is included in the template, which contains the same behavior but written in VFP. I have to maintain it in parallel as since this code in generated in VFP, I can't have some ASP code in it. Some, in several places, I have to maintain several files in double. One which contains a logic in ASP and another version which contains the logic in VFP. How can I avoid that?
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>>Can you interpret the ASP tags in your VFP code?
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>That's what I am trying to find. Is there a function in WWC that will eat everything?

You are out of luck with this :-)

You can probably interpret some inline ASP code like "include" and
include the file yourself, but in this case, you also have to interpret
the code in the included file.

I think you have to choose between VFP and ASP or continue to maintain both versions.