[exprla-devel] RE: [XPL] VBXML

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--- In xpl-dev@y..., "Richard Anthony Hein" <935551@i...> wrote:
I have VS 6.0 pro. among other tools, and can build ASP pages (not my 
best -
but I have it figured out now).  If you make up an HTML page, that's 
great,
and we can use that HTML in the ASP.  It wouldn't be wasted.  .asp is 
just
an .htm page with an .asp extension.  The extension .asp just lets 
the web
server (PWS, IIS etc ...) know to process the page differently, and 
sends
out raw html after processing the scripts in the .asp page.  So, if 
you want
you can pass this on to me, and I'll do it, using your html in the 
ASP page.

 If this is something you guys really want to work on, that's cool.  
But I
have to say, we have to use XML/XSL, or XHTML on this.  To start with,
anything you want to put on the site - mark it up as XML and XSL, 
ok?  I am
not saying that it cannot be html, and you have to change something 
you've
done - just for the future, please do it in XML if you can.

Richard A. Hein

-----Original Message-----
From: me@m... [mailto:me@m...]On Behalf
Of Jonathan Burns
Sent: July 6, 2000 10:39 AM
To: xpl@e...
Subject: Re: [XPL] VBXML


  Michael Lauzon wrote:
    The only problem with the VBXML website (no offence Mark), but not
    knowing how to do ASP, and having to have all the pages end in asp
    is not something I could do.  I only know HTML, so all the pages
    would
    have to end in .htm/.html.  Also, I still don't have access to a
    computer that I could start designing a basic website for our 
group.
    If anyone has HTML editing software, can you please do this?

  Good point, Michael.
  But Mark, is it the case that we need ASP for our page?  I'd expect 
HTML
to do fine.

  A couple of us have content building up - Michael's been finding 
links,
Richard has
  been collating our correspondence, and I have my annotation of Paul
Prescod's
  "Addressing the Enterprise", and more to come.

  As well, I have a rough and ready site layout, which will do for 
starters,
and I'm
  much better prepared for Web construction than I was a few weeks 
ago.

  If people want to mail me content or URLs, I can assemble them into
reasonable
  shape, link them together with relative URLs, and tar them up to 
send to
Mark -
  whom I presume has the FTP keys to the place.

  Jonathan



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