"dalyjason" <daly_jason@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> I'm trying to write an asp page line by line, as one would create a
> text file, only my file will end in .asp.
>
> One line simply writes a close ASP code tag, or
> FILECONTENTS=FILECONTENTS & "%>"
> When this line processed, an error occurs saying that the string was
> never terminated because the asp page attempting to write this line of
> code to a NEW asp page reads that close ASP tag (%>), as an actual
> close asp tag for itself, instead of a STRING value.
>
> How do I write this %> symbol to a new asp file, while still
> maintaining its purpose to close a group of asp code in the newly
> created page?

"dalyjason" <daly_jason@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> I'm trying to write an asp page line by line, as one would create a
> text file, only my file will end in .asp.
>
> One line simply writes a close ASP code tag, or
> FILECONTENTS=FILECONTENTS & "%>"
> When this line processed, an error occurs saying that the string was
> never terminated because the asp page attempting to write this line of
> code to a NEW asp page reads that close ASP tag (%>), as an actual
> close asp tag for itself, instead of a STRING value.
>
> How do I write this %> symbol to a new asp file, while still
> maintaining its purpose to close a group of asp code in the newly
> created page?

>-----Original Message-----
>I'm trying to write an asp page line by line, as one
would create a
>text file, only my file will end in .asp.
>
>One line simply writes a close ASP code tag, or
>FILECONTENTS=FILECONTENTS & "%>"
>When this line processed, an error occurs saying that
the string was
>never terminated because the asp page attempting to
write this line of
>code to a NEW asp page reads that close ASP tag (%>), as
an actual
>close asp tag for itself, instead of a STRING value.
>
>How do I write this %> symbol to a new asp file, while
still
>maintaining its purpose to close a group of asp code in
the newly
>created page?
>.