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ChiHappens · Oct 3rd, 2005, 1:54 PM

What exactly are you speaking about? The VB code that is used by IIS when running an ASP script is server-side only. It matters not one wit what the client browser is. The only thing that matters is the scripting language used within the actual HTML (as it is seen on the client's side)

For instance:
http://www.evolutionsoftwarellc.com/scs/index.asp

navigate to my website using IE, Netscape, and Firefox (or anyother browser for that matter, on any machine) and it looks and works the same. Why? because I only use JavaScript on the client side, but I use ASP (read Visual Basic) on the server side.

So unless you have foolishly added an html tag that says:

(Toggle Plain Text)

<script langauge="VBScript">
</script>

instead of

(Toggle Plain Text)

<script langauge="JavaScript">
</script>

then you have nothing to be concerned about.

Chi

Oct 3rd, 2005, 1:54 PM	#2
ChiHappens Programmer Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: Brevard, NC Posts: 35 Rep Power: 0	What exactly are you speaking about? The VB code that is used by IIS when running an ASP script is server-side only. It matters not one wit what the client browser is. The only thing that matters is the scripting language used within the actual HTML (as it is seen on the client's side) For instance: http://www.evolutionsoftwarellc.com/scs/index.asp navigate to my website using IE, Netscape, and Firefox (or anyother browser for that matter, on any machine) and it looks and works the same. Why? because I only use JavaScript on the client side, but I use ASP (read Visual Basic) on the server side. So unless you have foolishly added an html tag that says: (Toggle Plain Text) <script langauge="VBScript"> </script> <script langauge="VBScript"> </script> instead of (Toggle Plain Text) <script langauge="JavaScript"> </script> <script langauge="JavaScript"> </script> then you have nothing to be concerned about. Chi __________________ http://www.starshipcombatsimulator.com They mostly come at night...mostly.