You may have seen this call method:
<Script language = "JavaScript" src = "XXX. js"> </SCRIPT>
You may have seen:
<! -- # Include file = "XXX. asp" -->
However, you may not have seen the following calls:
<Script language = "JavaScript" src = "XXX. asp? Borid = 5 & page_no = 3 "> </SCRIPT>
Yes, please believe that your eyes are using scripts to call ASP files. In fact, this method has been used quite common on the Internet. If you have been using the Internet, I am sure I know that it provides the function of pasting sub-calls. Think about it. Is the code similar to this?
<Script language = "JavaScript" src = "XXX. asp? Borid = 5 & page_no = 3 "> </SCRIPT>? The result of borid = 5 & page_no = 3 is displayed on the page, which is better than <! -- # Include file = "XXX. asp" --> you can see that the parameter can be passed and the result is displayed. The following is a simple example:
Index.htm:
<HTML>Dy. asp:
<%Note that the output content of ASP files must be written in accordance with JavaScript specifications, such:
Response. Write "document. Write ('www .baidu.com ');"
The output content of your ASP file will be:
Document. Write ('www .baidu.com ');
In this way, the Javascript specification is met. Otherwise, a script error or blank space is displayed !!
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